877-762-3490

PNC Bank Card Services calling me to remind me to activate my credit card.

Pleez, no more calls.

This number is listed with PNC.  This residence does have PNC customers.  Did not answer call and did not confirm caller identity.

I called back and the did remind me to activate my PNC credit card but when I said I didn't receive a new card asked for my social security number and credit card number.  I hung up.

PNC Bank Card to activate my PNC card.

PNC calling over and over and over about the credit card they want me to activate.  Blocked the number

Keep getting a call but no message left. I assumed sales call. If PNC, we have accounts with them but leave a message! I'll call back!

I've also received several calls, reportedly to activate a PNC card.  Nothing exists that needs activation and the PNC fraud division confirmed they did not, and would not, place such a call.  A serious matter that I then reported to the FCC.

Call from PNC to activate my card… since I ignored their email and mailed letter to do so.

Called asking about the credit card I applied for, when I told them I hadn't received it in the mail they immediately asked me what my social security number was, told them I wasn't going to give it over the phone

i keep getting calls from this number and when I did answer there was no response on the other end.  Now the call is coming at 7:30 AM...I doubt PNC would call at that time.

Regarding Webster's post from last December:  First, the CID was "Unavailable," which is irritating, but I did have a PNC card that I had not yet activated.  I called the customer service number on the back of the card.  To navigate the menu, I provided the last four digits of the card number, the last four digits of Social Security, and my zipcode.  That's pretty standard procedure.  In talking to a customer service rep, I asked if PNC calls customers when they have not activated a credit card and he said "yes."  Webster wrote that the fraud division of PNC said "no."  Perhaps the fraud division doesn't make such calls, but the credit card division does?  Another of life's mysteries.

Ha!  I kept getting calls from them when I was not home...I called them back tonight.  The girl answered ' Good evening PNC'..that is odd..normally you get a series of voice prompts..so she asked for my name and THEN my ss# OR credit card #.  THERE IS NO WAY I'D GIVE THAT INFO ON THE PHONE!!!!  She said there was fraudulent activity on my card (there was not).  I told her I'd check with my bank.  Guess what?????  I spoke with PNC tonight...they stated there is no way they would EVER ask for that information!!!!  It's a scam.......DO NOT ANSWER OR IF YOU MUST, PLAY WITH THEM!  IF THEY CALL AGAIN I AM GOING TO TELL THEM I DO NOT HAVE A PNC ACCOUNT....LOL.

Now blocked due to their scam attempt but I can see they are still trying several times a day to reach me.

Ha!  I played with them tonight.  Told them I met with my banker today. He apologized.  ;)

This is legit

I had a woman called and said she was calling from a bank and need some of my info. I hung up. The next day she called with an 1800 number from the bank. First I didn't know the number so I didn't say anything. She even asked if I trust her now. Later I checked and found the exact 1800 number is indeed the customer service number for the bank. They basically can use any number as a caller ID. So beware. However that number is usually good for calling IN not for calling OUT. LOL.

We received such a call today, a recorded call, no human on the other end.  Because spoofing is so easy for criminals to do, and let's face it,  the numbers are out there;  if we can find a number verifying PNC called (this one), then criminals can to, so they can easily spoof it. However,  when PNC calls, as a customer,  you should know their recording which has a very distinctive Male voice. You would know it to be PNC. Rather than panic, simply hang up and call them back using the number on the back of your card or on your banking statement.  The customer service representatives will be able to tell you why the automated system called.

This number, indeed, belongs to PNC Bank.

We received such a call today, a recording.  Because spoofing is so easy for criminals to do and  the numbers are out there;  if we can find a number on the internet verifying PNC called, then criminals can to, so it is reasonable to speculate that it could be spoofed. However,  when PNC calls, as a customer,  you should know their recording, which has a very distinctive Male voice. You would know it to be PNC. Rather than panic, simply hang up and call them back using the number on the back of your card or on your banking statement.  The customer service representatives will be able to tell you why the automated system called. PNC does not ask for a full blown SSN as account verification.

This number, indeed, belongs to PNC Bank.

Got two calls from this number today. No messages left. Called the number back and was told it was PNC bank and asked if I had a PNC credit card. I said yes and they asked for the number. I asked if there was any other way to look up the info and I was told there was not. I refused to provide any further information and hung up. Seemed fishy that they did not leave a message - any time PNC has actually called me, they have left a message. DO NOT give them any information. I called PNC after receiving these calls and they verified it is NOT them. They have had many complaints about this number in particular, so there is verification - 877-762-3490 is definitely NOT PNC.