407-900-2634

Message telling me to call Berkshire Bank.  Funny, I don't have an account there nor do banks text you if something is wrong.

same thing a text to call Berkshire Bank at that number

Same here..

text message to call JP Morgan Chase.  I dont bank with them and never have.  Banks dont text anyway.

I got a text from " 245@vtext.com ". The text said, "(JP Morgan Chase) please call 14079002634"
I don't have an account with chase. I think this number is a scam.

I looked up Berkshire Bank, and their site read this:

Fraudulent Text
Message Alert

"If you receive a text or email message from us stating that your account or card has been blocked, please do not call the number given or click on any links in the email."

Says from Jp Morgan Chase. Missed call then text

Thanx Rachael. These calls and text messages are annoying.

I got a text from JP Morgan Chase saying to call the number.  I didn't call because a bank wouldn't text me telling me to call them.

I got a text wanting my debit card number.  They said there was a glitch.  So I called my bank and there was nothing wrong with my card.

I got a text from  4523450@vtext.com.  The text said it was from (Direct Express Debit MasterCard) and to
call 1-407-9002634.  I do not have a Direct Express Debit Master Card but  I called the number thinking  maybe I had gotten the msg in error. I reached a message telling me that my debit limit had been set incorrectly and to enter "1" to reset it.  I did nothing and after a few seconds the recording came back and asked me to enter my 16 digit card number.  I disconnected. Another  scammer.  I use call screening on my landline phone but now I'm getting nuisance calls on the cell phone.

This is a scam.  I had the exact same thing as Bev above.

My local police have already had numerous reports of this phone number and spoofed text number.  Some people have not been suspicious enough and entered their card number, expiration and even the three digit V-Code (Security code) on the back of their cards.

DONT DO ANYTHING with the prompts.  Just call your local police and report it.

My Chase bank account was hacked into last week.  The money was returned by Chase but now I am getting texts from this number 407-900-2634 and calls from this number
612-699-5098.   Don't answer any of them!

@Kathy - I had the call earlier this week and the text today.  - same numbers

I received this text (Direct Express Debit Mastercard) Call:
14079002634
I called from a different phone
recordiing stated there was a block on my debit card to hit 1 and key in my account number
this is a SCAM
Beware do not call!!!

Ditto the above messages. Have received this text or similiar ones a couple of times a month for the past few months on my business phone. On April 3rd  received two of these texts 19 minutes apart.

Rec'd text 4/4/13 from 452345@vtext.com with the content (Direct Express Debit MasterCard) Call: 1407-900-2634.  Within ten minutes rec'd phone call from 619-699-5098.  Looking up the 619 phone number indicates they are telemarketers in Minnesota.  I don't answer the phone or respond to text messages unless I know who the caller is.

I received a text message on my private cell phone number stating: (Direct Express Debit MasterCard) Call:1-407-900-2634. Funny, I don't even have a MC.

I call the number and it is an automated system telling me that my mastercard debit has been restricted due to an error and reactivate press 1. I enter 1 and it asks for my 16 digit card number (I entered a fake one). then press 1  etc etc....Total phishing scam.

i got a text from this number to call Direct Express Debit MasterCard. i have no idea who that is but i do know that i DO NOT have an account with them.

I got a text from 407-900-2634 on my cell phone asking me to call. When i called the recording indicated I needed to reenter  my 16 didget card number.  I hung up

Strange or coincedence I got a new debt card from Key Bank and I called to activate the card one hour prior to getting this text requesting the 16 diget number be reentered. Who ever is doing this is very smart or have connection within banks to act as quickly as they did