8667509107

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    jerppt replies to Brandon
    This is a very common kind of scam
    My sister just had this happen to her tonight
    I was scammed in a different way 4 yrs ago and know all too well how these [***] work

    So glad GOOGLE is around so you can put in phone #s and get info

    I do believe this is 100% SCAM all the way
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    Michelle S
    Received an automated call from this number on Sunday evening, and another one this morning.  In the space of the recording where it should insert the bank's name, both times it simply said "Financial Institution."  

    Contacted both my financial institutions directly and was reassured that neither of them uses an automated service like this, and none of my accounts showed any abnormal activity.  Clearly a phishing operation meant to gather information about your accounts with this scam.  Don't fall for it!

    When it starts asking you to input info about your account into the phone, hang up and directly call your financial institution instead.  You should always be cautious about divulging any account info, no matter if it is as innocuous as a zipcode to start with!
    • Caller: Fraud Detection
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    Melissa replies to Melissa
    I'm replying to my OWN post, as I now feel like a total moron!  I forwarded the same post to my bank, thinking I was Miss Johnny'ette' on the spot, & received a call back telling me that it was no scam.  They had been trying to get in touch with me all weekend without success as someone from the Ukrain (sp?) had been trying to place a charge on my card.  OMG!!  Here I was playing it off like it was nothing after reading this site.  NEVER ASSUME ANYTHING!!  Thank goodness my bank declined the charges and encouraged me to cancel that card and open a new one.
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    Bella replies to PK
    This was my experience, too
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    Eric
    Okay people, let me set the record straight.... THIS IS NOT A SCAM!!! Good grief, some of the idiotic comments that are on here really show some individuals education level.

    This number is linked to a fraud detection center. If there is a fraud attempt on your card, you get notified by this number. In my case, they blocked my debit card usage until I called them and verified recent charges. I'm glad my bank has this! They have called me on other occasions as well.
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    Jimmie replies to NO THEY ARE NOT!
    These people are liget.  I will have to go to the bank and get another card because someone is using this number I have.
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    Steve
    It was definitely legit in my case. The thing made it seem like a scam is it didn't say the name of my bank, just "Fraud Prevention Center" or whatever. I called my bank directly, and also checked my account on-line. There was a $246 charge coming through from a Toys R Us in New Jersey (I live in Colorado).
    • Caller: Fraud Prevention Center
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    esthoma
    Got a call from them today.  I called my bank first (Franklin Savings Bank) and they confirmed that the phone number was for a legitimate service to help stop fraudulent use of people's bank cards.  I returned the call, provided them with JUST the last four numbers of my card, the last four of my social, my name and zip code and they then read off four transactions that I had made over the Internet in the past day.  I confirmed that I had indeed made those charges.  Completely legit.
    • Caller: Fraud Detection Services
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    James Roq
    Got a robot call from 866-750-9107. Turned off my caller ID send and returned the call. It was a 3rd party firm (in South Carolina USA) contracted by my local bank. They were trying to verify the validity of several recent local purchases. They did NOT ask for my SS#, ATM/Debit card #, or anything except my billing address (I use a USPS box to maintain security). Turns out my local bank had been having telcomm problems (very bad recent weather here) and various firms were having trouble billing via land-line modems, so some charges were happening twice.

    The person I spoke with was very forthcoming, professional, and polite. I said it would be helpful if the robot call had some provenance or attribution, since otherwise it just sounded fake.

    YMMV, but this was my experience.

    BTW -- I keep a very small balance in the account attached to my ATM/Debit card, and that account does not have auto-access to my larger holdings. I transfer funds at the bank (NOT over the 'net), as necessary.
    • Caller: Fraud Detection Bureau
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    Me
    I received a few calls from the 866-750-9107 in the past few days and I notified my bank and no fraudulent charges have been made...I will continue to follow up since my bank is closed for the weekend.

    But take all precautionary measures when it comes to these types of calls and very true don't give out any personal information. Like previous people have said..they called you and the information should be there in front of them..
    • Caller: Fraud Detection
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    Anne
    I recieved a call from this number _immediately_ after I made a purchase on Amazon France. I called my bank to verify, and they said yes, it is a legit number, that their fraud department keeps a close eye on stuff like that. I called back and verified that I had made the purchase and all is well. I appreciate my bank looking out for me like that.

    Nice to have something nice to say about one of these numbers on this site for once!
    • Caller: Fraud Detection
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    HideousHat
    I reallly thought this was a scam, but I called my bank before I gave these folks any information and my bank actually connected me to them directly. My debit card had been compromised somewhere and they were calling to verify some "odd" charges.
    • Caller: Fraud Prevention Services
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    School Employees CU of Washington replies to Greg
    This is a legitimate risk management service used by Financial Institutions throughout the United States.  We are one of their customers.  They do make calls 7 days a week, 365 days a year, between the hours of 8am and 9pm in the time zone listed for the cardholder.
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    School Employees CU of Washington replies to cbtole
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    This is a legitimate risk management service used by Financial Institutions throughout the United States.  We are one of their customers.  They do make calls 7 days a week, 365 days a year, between the hours of 8am and 9pm in the time zone listed for the cardholder.
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    School Employees CU of Washington
    This is a legitimate risk management service used by Financial Institutions throughout the United States.  We are one of their customers.  They do make calls 7 days a week, 365 days a year, between the hours of 8am and 9pm in the time zone listed for the cardholder.
    • Caller: Fiserv Fraud Detection Center
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    shecky
    This number is legit.  It's the Fraud Detection Center.  They will tell you that there has been some suspicious activity on your card, the exact date from the suspicious activity, and will ask you to verify the last three charges on your card.  When I talked to the representative, they asked for the last four digits of my social security card to verify that it was me.  In case this was a scam, I opted out and called my bank instead.  I told the lady from my bank this phone number that called me and she said that it was real and they do in fact use the Fraud Detection Agency.

    If you have any apprehensions dealing with the issue through the Fraud Detection Center, I'd definitely call your bank and deal with it through them.  But it's not a scam.
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    shecky replies to Melissa
    I did the same thing- looked at my online statement for charges I did not make and nothing had been made.  However, attempts made on your card that were denied by your bank do not necessarily show up on your online statement.  I talked to someone from my bank today and someone had in fact been trying to use my card, but the charges were all denied and the attempts did not show up on my online bank statement.  If you haven't sorted this all out, you should probbably call your bank just to make sure no one's trying to use your card.  It's better to be safe than sorry!
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    emm
    Received voice mail saying there was questionable activity on my ATM/debit card. They had the name of my credit union and my complete name. They gave me a PIN to enter. I called my credit union and they knew nothing about any questionable activity on the card. I sent a written message to the credit union to verify. Will post the results of that when they come.
    • Caller: "Fraud Detection Center"
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    meg
    I went into the bank to verify this. It is legitimate. A gas station in my town was experiencing problems with credit cards and when I tried there it froze my account. My bank said it will never ask for more than a zip code just like redbox does. She asked me about charges and she closed my case because I tried to get gas at that gas station.
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    Alisha
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    I called my bank when I got this call and they didn't recognize the number I got a call from but all the charges I had made were all mine. I don't know if this is legit or not. I hung up when they ask for my zip code  but did verify that I had an account at the bank. I'm still not sure about this call.
    • Caller: TOLL FREE 866-750-9170

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