800-423-4343
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- dont call memissed call. Callback connected to automated system, ATT universal card. Immediately wanted my credit card number. Then they asked for my S/S number. Just added your number to my blocked list.
- Caller: SCAMMER!
- Call type: Scam suspicion
- CindyAsked for a beautiful lady and then asked my mom for a picture
- Caller: 800-423-4343
- JMzI answered a call earlier because they had forged caller id and I am looking for work. Told them to put me on do not call list. Suspect they are now going to harass me.
- Caller: US Debt relieve? Credit counselors? Indian accent earlier
- Call type: Scam suspicion
- kahCalled my cell multiple times. When I called back it said it was "AT&T Universal" credit card. I don't have that card. The phone system asked for my credit card number (which I didn't give) then my soc-sec nbr (which I certainly didn't key in!). The human that answered said they were from Citibank. They asked for my cc number, which I again didn't give -- told them THEY called me and they should have that info. When they didn't I hung up. I called Citi and they said this is NOT one of their numbers.
- Caller: AT&T Universal
- Call type: Scam suspicion
- EdDesperate people with no education or skills trying to make money for doing essentially nothing other than offering ways to take your money. Sort of crazy. It's basically attempted mugging by phone call.
- Caller: Telemarketing
- WT800 number (business or commercial) that calls & doesn't leave msg is ALWAYS suspect. Blocking!
- Caller: Scam/Spam
- Call type: Telemarketer
- 800-423-4343the scam, they call asking me for my bank account number, my social security number these people think that I was a fish with his mouth open to be caught. but I did not fall for the bait.beware
- Call type: Debt collector
- BubbaCalled about my credit card balance, I asked him what card. I told him I have only use one card with zero balance. I told him I was not interested and hung up.
- Caller: Unk
- Call type: Scam suspicion
- SteveGNumber came through on our home phone (yes, we still have one; call me old-fashioned). Didn't answer.
- cynthia replies to Jacksonjust got a call, but missed, but when I have pressed 1 I tell them I don't know how they are monitoring my credit card bc I do no have one and they always hang up before I get finished
- Lyndia oliverWanted my card number or social sec. Number first off
- Caller: At@t universal card
- Call type: Scam suspicion
- Krissy WebsterSeriously?? Automated system for ATT Universal credit card (which I do not nor have I ever had). Ask for CC# and then full SSN. What the hell?
- Caller: ATT Universal Card
- Call type: Scam suspicion
- BillThe latest " Lower your interest rate " scammers
- Call type: Telemarketer
- Gigi| 1 replyReceived call on 11/03/2017. Lower interest rates . Foreign accented male. the guy kept on talking even after I said no thanks. Wouldn’t let me speak til I finally said “listen up you moron, quit running scams and get a real job! I don’t have an ATT card either but he tried to get me to say what specific cards I have. He then said you realize I’m the person that approves your credit cards and I’m having all of them cancelled. Told him to just go for it! Then he hung up but was furious that I called him a moron.
- Caller: AT&T Universal Card
- Call type: Scam suspicion
- JustinCase replies to GigiMake short work of the call by hanging up on random calling foreigners as soon as you notice an accent. End the call for sure if you hear anything about lower interest rates, bogus grants and tech support, or claiming to be from the IRS. Don't haggle with them unless you want to deal with their stupidity. These are always crooks overseas and they're arrogant and idiotic because they're safe there.
- RebeccaThey hung up, I called back, a automated voice asked fory credit card number. I hurt g up
- Caller: don't know they didn't reveal that
- MARVINI didn't received a phone call, I received an email telling me about a billing dispute and said to call this number. I forward this email to FPOOF@CITICORP.COM. Most troubling is they had my new cc number and I hadn't used the card yet.
- Caller: email
- Leo NRecording saying "Important message regarding your credit card account". Not from any valid credit card company. Scam.
- Call type: Scam suspicion
- created...some automated message about lowering credit card interest rate -- obviously bogus, especially since a specific financial institution was not specified.
- Call type: Scam suspicion
- Scumbag IdentifierCredit card interest rate scam. Caller using ATDS called my DNC listed cell phone number and wanted my personal details.
- Caller: Card Services
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