405-237-3800

SMS from "notice3586@messaging.nextel.com
Fake Debit card suspension notice

text message received about a debit card account now limited with jpmorganEFS. I don't have an account of any kind with JPMorgan.

Spam!

got a text to call this number immediately bc my jp morgan account is now limited.

Got two in less than a day, one stating card was blocked, now another stating card limited.

Got a message from: dlwjkp@messaging.sprintpcs.com

Your JPMorganEFS511182XXDebitCardAccount Is Now Limited. Call 405-237-3800 Immediately.

I think someone should Tweet Chase and Sprint about this junk. For sure, don't call this number.

Gotten two more in the last few minutes.Card locked, and limited...lol.

Say to call the following Phone number.
405-237-3800

Much the same as everyone above JP Morgan, Chase,....It is starting to get annoying.
I have had 7 in the past 3 days, And one of them awoke me at 5 am!

Gotten several of these phonecalls, have 3 lines 2 r my childrens and they're getting them as well. Is past annoying is someone trying to stop this?

Gotten several of these phonecalls, have 3 lines 2 r my childrens and they're getting them as well. Is past annoying is someone trying to stop this?

I got the same exact text message: "Your JPMorganEFS 51118XX Debit Card Account is Now Limited. Call 405-237-3800 immediately."  I don't have a credit card matching this description, so I didn't take it seriously!

Your JPMorgan's 5111182XX debitcard account is now limited. Call 405.237.3800 immediately.

I don't have a debit card idiot I received a text how is this happening?

Just spoke Chase Card service they said that is a Scam!!! so if any of you gave out their credit card # they should stop all their cards!!!

One of those calls woke me at 4:30AM ...We have to report this.  Looked in Google under the telephone number they said to call.  It is a Debt company.
REPORT this.....

yes, the same to me, but i call it from another cell, y the first thing the answer says is that dial your credit card number,  scam!

I am getting the same message everyone claims, but I am a JP Morgan Chase Debit card holder.  The number that have (part that they show) is incorrect.  I *67 the number and it is a Automated line and I played with them entered (2) different numbers and the system knew I was entering a incorrect number. Very interesting.  I tried zeroing out but you can't.   Interesting set up.  Rule of thumb never give any information from TEXT OR EMAIL.  I would even question if they call you directly and claim they need your info. Call back the institution and then if that info is required you give it.  Do NOT go by the number they contact you on.  This number saids you have reached JP Morgan service line.  This could confuse some but don't let it be you!   SCAM SCAM SCAM.

I spoke to sprint about this because I am getting the same thing several times a day. They said that is is with out a doubt a scam, but because they keep sending it from a different address every time, they are having a hard time blocking all of the accounts. He said the only thing to do is to change my number, but I have had the same number for 10 years, I am not about to do that. Tried to call the number to see if I could get a real person and I can't, it just keeps asking for my account number. I put in some bogus number and it just tells me that it is not valid and that I need to re enter it...UGGGGGG!!!!!

text message:
JPMorganEFS Has Limited Your5111-82AccountAccess. ToReactivate Call(405) 237-3800

From:
dquwyw@messaging.sprintpcs.com  (this apparently keeps changing)

I spoke to Sprint and they are only able to block anymore text messages from this origin.  So if it changes, that doesn't help.

I spoke to JP Morgan Chase and this is how that went:
I spoke to an associate in personal accounts fraud first.  He informed me that the company is JP Morgan Chase and that he didn't know what company I was talking about after reading the text message to him word for word.  After informing him that I was aware that Chase had bought JP Morgan and assuring him that I wasn't a customer, he transferred me to Security.

I spoke to an associate in Security and informed her of the previous conversation and that I was not a current customer of JP Morgan Chase and that I never had been (which I ended up telling her three times before she figured out how to listen to me).  She implied that I didn't know who I was banking with when I informed her that my bank wasn't even on the same side of the state that I live in and that JP Morgan Chase was nationwide and that she would need to verify that the company didn't have any information for me - which she seemed surprised to discover that there wasn't any.  She apologized (I think those are scripted) as an afterthought, but oddly enough didn't ask me for any of the information off of the text message before she hung up.

Received text from jfmpkf@messaging.sprintpcs.com

JPMorgan EFS Has Limited Your5111-82AccountAccess

ToReactivate Call: (405)237-3800

I found this website googling this number.  I called Chase Fraud Department and the recognized that this is not a viable number they own.  I assume the Chase Fraud department is reviewing the number.

I meant, they recognized not the recognized.  Apologizes.  Apparently, phishing has upgraded themselves to SMS-ishing...

Received the text today at 3:21 pm

It is similar to others, it reads,
JPMorganEFS has limited your 5111-82 Account Access. To reactivate call (405) 237-3800.

I did not have a chance to call JPMorgan and/or Sprint. However, when I checked my email it appears as if someone was trying to get a hold of my Sprint password.