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Called one of the roll over lines at our business. A minute of dead air and then hung up without saying anything. Annoyed. CID said "TOLL FREE".

Strange number (800-300.8575).  Didn't answer.

Yes they do

Huh?  Why would you look up a number you know is good?  And post about it?  Shill? Troll?  Probably a Shroll.
There is enough here to make me be very careful about calls from this number.

The scammers use spoofed numbers.........so just because it is a ligit number, it doesn't mean that the caller is legit.

Hung up when I went to answer

Don't and never did have a Disney Chase Visa card.

Called my cell phone. Not a number I know so didn't answer. No message left. I have received several calls on my different phones in the last couple of days that people have reported as supposedly Chase. They called my land line and when we answered (don't have caller Id on that one) they got as far as saying something about Chase before I hung up.

SCAMMER
1st they claim they are from b of a - but really indian scammers

The number may appear valid ... so does the call from my own number that I regularly get!  Scammers routinely fake numbers.  The first clue was that the intro said they wanted to tell me about changes to my Visa Mastercard account.  Pardon?  It is very rare that a single bank issues both Visa and Mastercard accounts.  The second clue was that it then changed to wanting me to get a new discounted rate card.  Pardon?  Then press 1 to connect.  An offshore accent with a very English name answered.  Characteristic of 99% of all the scam calls I get.  Next they wanted to know my name.  THEY CALLED ME and didn't ask for the cardholder that they were calling.  This is classic Phishing.

Goofy can’t have my info

This number and slight variations of this number keep harassing me at all hours usually back to back one will call then the next

Got a call from this number. I answered and they immediately hung up. This is definitely what scam callers do to lure you in to call them back. Block them, and move on. If you think it’s about your card, account, etc, just call the company from a number YOU know. A lot of scammers use spoofed numbers or replicate existing numbers to fool you.

Credit card scammers

Called no VM. AT&T flagged as spam.

People please. Can we all get smart about this stuff?
Yes, it is a real Disney number: https://disneyrewards.com/contact/
No, it is not Disney calling you.
A crime gang has SPOOFED the Disney number -- they have tricked the phone system into showing that they are calling from that number, but THEY ARE NOT CALLING FROM THAT NUMBER.
They are organized crime, calling from a "boiler room" in India. The same ones that call you and threaten you with arrest for tax arrears. They are CRIMINALS.
No branch of Disney is going to call me IN CANADA about Disney anything, because the real Disney rewards thing requires you to have a Chase credit card, and Canadians do not have Chase credit cards.
CRIMINALS. Hang up, block them, or mess with them, at your option.

They haven't "tricked the phone system", they've programmed their caller ID spoofing system to show this #.

No, it isn't CHASE VISA - Disney Rewards.
That is what the number 800-300-8575 belongs to.
But that IS NOT who is calling you.
Please. Please. Please.
International criminal gangs SPOOF phone numbers -- they make it look like a call is coming from a number that is not the one they are actually using.
Telecom companies should be forced to make this impossible, or to stop all spoofed number calls from getting through to our phones. Oh well.
This is being done by ORGANIZED CRIME in India, the same criminal gangs that call you and threaten to put you in prison over a tax debt.
They are CRIMINALS.
Don't answer, hang up, mess with them if it amuses you. Do not give them information.

I'm not actually stupid, you know. I'm trying to explain for people who can't seem to get a clue about what is going on.
"They have tricked the phone system into showing that they are calling from that number" is an EXPLANATION of what I initially said: "A crime gang has SPOOFED the Disney number."
Or, as I said in a subsequent post, "International criminal gangs SPOOF phone numbers -- they make it look like a call is coming from a number that is not the one they are actually using."