877-742-1415

This number belongs to Equifax Customer Assistance.  The representatives sound to me as  if they are in another country. I spoke with three and none were intelligible.  What is Equifax hiring???

This doesn't seem to be an Equifax number.  If you got it off of an email that you received, be advised that is a fake email intending to get your personal information.

Igave my birthdate, but then stopped when it asked about a password.What a mess!! Am I now vulnerable?

This number is NOT Equifax.  I thought it looked funny as a lot of 877 numbers are crooked so I went to the Equifax website (not using the email contact) and looked up their customer service number, and it was not the same number.  But, I thought, maybe they set up a different number for the hacking issue, so I called the customer service number from the website.  They told me that I was the first person to report this and they had not sent out emails and they had no knowledge of that number.  After placing me on hold, he came back and said he had reported it to his boss, who said the number does not belong to Equifax.  DON'T CALL THIS NUMBER.  The hackers already know who is jumpy about their information being hacked and they are playing on those fears.  Only use numbers off the genuine Equifax website.

I received an email regarding activation of TrustedIDPremier.  The website asks for birth date.  Then it states your birthdate is not correct.  I do not believe this is legit.

this is not legit .........

No. It's SPAM/phishing. Equifax is 866-447-7559.

I received an email from Equifax, Norton antivirus let it through. I thought it was legit. I gave up  my info when asked to call and verify. They got me and said to fax in my ss card & drivers license. I thought that was unusual. Now I see its scammers, I'll get busy on this Monday morning.

Me too. 18777421415 could not prove he was from equifax.

Male answered. He could not prove he was from Equifax.. He had no supervisor. He would not tell me where he was calling from.

I called the number, man answered, sounded drunk, answers  Well Hi There, gave my email  asked for entire social security number, decided it was phony

Received an email from TrustedID re: signing up. Male answered saying he was from Equifax. He asked for my phone number (which I gave), my email (given), and then my SSN, which I didn't give. Then he said he couldn't find my information and gave me "another Equifax number" to call.

I got an email with this phone number attached saying this wa to sign up for the monitoring offered by Equifax from their breach.  There was a link asking for my birthdate. I was suspicious and called the number.  It was some foreign lady who just kept saying she did not understand my question about being concerned about this being a phishing scam.   When I called the number from the Equifax web page, she could not identify that number.

This telephone number is a SCAM! DO NOT call! Do NOT give ANY private information! Why would someone want to have me verify information that they should have already!

researched number with real Equifax and other sources. It is a phishing scam.

http://www.equifax.com/phishing/

I have the source address for the phishing but will not list it as someone may go to that page and be harmed. Delete the entire message right away.

Called Equifax main hotline 866-640-2273 to confirm the email I received: pertaining to this number 877-742-1415. The customer service validated the phone number. It is TrustedID Premier phone number.

I called Equifax directly and asked if the number was legit and they verified it was

I directly called Equifax and they said it was a legit number for TrustedID

I called Equifax through the security 2017 website and they verified this is legit. On another note if you took the steps to see whether or not your info was breached their security website confirmed that you would be receiving an email with the final steps to put their customers under life lock. I also took an additional step by setting up a fraud alert through Experian and TransUnion due to this breach as they are on board to help out people who have been affected. Good luck :) hope that helps.