800-847-2911

Any repeat call from these guys will be announced on my phone as "credit card fraudster" - - I'll try to remember that line about the blood.

They called. Left no msg.  It timed out after just 6 seconds before they hung up.

Just got another call from 18008472911 said press one or two in the response. as it was their final attempt at collecting from me monies owed or just to lower my interest rate. I pressed one to hear what they had to say, it hung up. i contacted the same number since this number is the Visa call in number. The gentleman said that Visa will never call you about anything like this and that scammers have copied the number and are skimming monies from people. Never give out personal information. Then he told me how to block the number. The only thing he asked of me was my first name.

Had the same thing. The caller ID said "Visa Lost-Stole" It was a scam. They wanted my cc numbers. So tired of the same old, same old and the Do Not Call List is a joke and totally useless.

why waste that much time to do that

Scam

Actually they do not need to pay for your phone number, the scammers can just robodial with a computer starting at 000-000-0001 to 999-999-9999 with a computer and if the line picks up it plays a message to press 1 and if it is pressed it routes to a phone pool of scammers.

DO NOT SHARE ANY INFORMATION WITH THIS INDIVIDUAL.  This is a complete fraud scam to get your credit card information.  Immediately hang up.

I kept the guy on the phone for 15 minutes to get as much information out of him as I could.  Said he was from Visa/Mastercard services and that he was going to lower the rate on my Visa.  I asked him which one, he couldn't tell me.  I told him I had 0% on my card currently so pick another one.  He told me Discover.  I told him that Discover was a competitor of Visa/Mastercard so that wouldnt be happening.  Said his name was Paul Frank, he did not sound American at all, and gave me a false address that I was unable to locate on Google Maps.  I asked him where he got my phone number.  He said Experian gave them my number because of my excellent credit.  I went to Experian's website and read their privacy policy to him that states Experian will not share any personal information with third parties.  I told him i thought he was lying to me and that I wanted to know where he got my number.  He then hung up :)  I wore him out!

I am not sure who this is.   The number was spoofed.   Someone claimed they had access to my credit card account, then asked me to "confirm" my credit card number.  This is a fraud.

Just had a call from the number.  It started with the recorded message to lower my credit card interest rates.  I don't have any credit cards.  I stayed on the line to press for information, specifically to report this company.  She said the name of the company was "Consumer Services".  I asked why I was getting the call and she said it was to lower my rates on my Visa and MasterCard accounts.  I asked what card company she represented and she said both Visa and MasterCard and that "We're authorized to work with your cards to lower rates for you".

Robot call stating that it was Visa and to enter my card number

called and left no message

What was the false address that "Paul Frank" gave you?

March 22, 2017 - call from 800-847-2911 that seemed to hang up just as I was picking it up. My cell phone shows it as a "Cancelled" call, as opposed to a "Missed" call when I don't answer in time. No message left.

Had a number of calls from this number but I never answer ..after looking it up on this web site..They never leave a message so like most who have reported I believe it to be just another SCAM!

Call from 800-847-2911 on 3/15/17 on cell phone. Caller ID said "No Name" and no message left. Reporting to Do Not Call registry.

Pressed 1, answered as a business, and the male on the other end hung up.  I called back and a foreigner answered, I felt good giving him the F--- Y--, and hung up, then blocked them.

These are criminal identity thieves.  Visa does not cold call you, the following is an excerpt I copied and pasted directly from Visa.com regarding phone fraud:  "It's important for consumers to know that Visa will not call or e-mail cardholders to request their personal account information. Visa call centers do not initiate outbound telemarketing calls. Consumers should not respond to any e-mails or phone calls with requests for any personal card information and are advised to immediately report the situation to local law enforcement as well as the financial institution that issued their card. Cardholders should also know that Visa's zero liability fraud policy ensures that they are not held responsible for any unauthorized purchases."
I'm going to call my bank after filing a complaint with the FTC.  Believe it or not, they actually do catch some of these criminals.  Those on foreign soil, however, are practically immune to any prosecution whatsoever.

Recorded message said they had been unsuccessful after several attempts to reach me and this was my FINAL chance to lower my interest rates.  Ya, right!  I pressed 1 so I could mess with somebody but they disconnected.  Now blocked.

I just received a call from this phone #. I guess it is a scam as the others are saying.
I'm not planning to call back any way. They didn't leave any message.