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Not sure how this is a scam this is the number on the back of my very real credit card who I called in May to get a credit increase after having the card for 1+ yrs. They're legitimate and they do offer an initial 0% interest rate for the first 6 months...awesome card..awesome customer service..definitely NOT a scam or fake number!

Not sure how this is a scam this is the number on the back of my very real credit card who I called in May to get a credit increase after having the card for 1+ yrs. They're legitimate and they do offer an initial 0% interest rate for the first 6 months...awesome card..awesome customer service..definitely NOT a scam or fake number!

Not sure how this is a scam this is the number on the back of my very real credit card who I called in May to get a credit increase after having the card for 1+ yrs. They're legitimate and they do offer an initial 0% interest rate for the first 6 months...awesome card..awesome customer service..definitely NOT a scam or fake number!

Not sure how this is a scam this is the number on the back of my very real credit card who I called in May to get a credit increase after having the card for 1+ yrs. They're legitimate and they do offer an initial 0% interest rate for the first 6 months...awesome card..awesome customer service..definitely NOT a scam or fake number!

It's called Caller ID spoofing and scammers use it to trick people into believing they were called by their bank or credit card company, etc. Safest way to be sure is call the number on you card back and verify that they called and take care of the matter, even if the number that called matches the number on your card. However, if you do talk with the caller, just remember, they will not ask for your full CC number or SSN to "verify you" but may request the last 4 digits to ensure they are talking with the cardholder or authorized additional user.

Not sure how this is a scam this is the number on the back of my very real credit card who I called in May to get a credit increase after having the card for 1+ yrs. They're legitimate and they do offer an initial 0% interest rate for the first 6 months...awesome card..awesome customer service..definitely NOT a scam or fake number!

The point you're missing is that while it may be a completely legit number that you can call, it is also possible that scammers may be spoofing this number to call people to trick them into falling for some sort of scam.

So, just to be clear.  This number is allegedly on the back of your card.  So that could have been no doubt in your mind who it belonged to, yet you took the time to do a web search of the number?  Now why would you do that?  What reason could you possibly have had to search for something you say is clearly printed on a credit card?
Oh, and Credit One is well known for having some of the highest interest rates in the world because they give cards to anyone, regardless of their credit rating.  So, no it is not an "awesome card or awesome customer service".
You have managed to convince me that any calls from this number should not be trusted.

Susan, the robot, who knows all about my excellent credit history called my cell phone this morning asking me to press "9" to speak to a live representative to offer me something.  Funny, she didn't offer me a number to press to get off her never ending call list.

Credit card scammer from india. I told him I'd provide all the information be wanted if he sent me a photo of himself screwing his sister while she eats a double cheese burger.  All he said is his sister wont eat hamburger.

We are constantly hammered by this caller, even though I've had the number blocked for a long time. Called twice this morning already.  Really wonder what's the point.

reduce credit card percentages .must owe $10,000 have asked. hundreds of times quit. calling sometimes 2_4'  times a day

Try to block and hope for the best.   Best not to talk to these jerks, that just keeps your number in the call rotation.  Screen calls on your CID and just ignore the calls from unknown names, unfamiliar area codes.  Ignore and Block works, but it you have to be consistent, and it does take time.

Two Robocalls already this morning. When will there be something done about these scammers!

Two Robocalls already this morning. When will there be something done about these scammers!

Congratulations on your excellent credit score, blah, blah. You just give The [***] your credit card number for a zero percent credit card. How does the lame idiot know my credit score, if he doesn't have the number?

Yup. Called the number back and it is conveniently "temporarily unavailable".  BLOCKED!!!

Read my reply to Chicago Ed.

Susan, the robot, AGAIN

Unknown caller hang up.