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DEFINITELY NOT Navy Federal. Clients must be careful not to give out any information to these scams. As an actual United States Marine, I can tell you, you're average idiot knows that the Navy doesn't have "boot camp." Only the Marine Corps. calls it that. The shmuck that posted previously stating that it's a legit phone call is obviously in on the scam as well. Nowadays, it's extremely easy for me to call you and someone else's phone number to show up on your caller ID. Heck, there's even "an app for that" on the iPhone, as apple would say.

JohnnyNoName you sound like the idiot in this case. It's NFCU and generally if you let it go to voicemail it will be a machine voice telling you to call back since some activity may have triggered fraud on your credit or debit card but sometimes it is for other things. If it's the credit fraud line you just have to verify a few purchases or they will just put a hold on your card until you can verify it. I appreciate their fraud system. If you're concerned about giving a caller your information, just call the number on the website or back of your card and they'll transfer you to complete the process. Even though it may be a live caller at first, when it goes to voicemail it's often automated.

They left a message regarding Navy Federal account.  This is the same phone number that is printed on the back of my credit card, so it's definitely legitimate.  I checked here first, rather than answering call.

Caller ID showed "MARINE CORPS LO", and the message was pre-recorded with my name inserted.

Got a call fom this number on a Sunday afternoon on my cell phone.  I have no accounts with this "Navy Credit Union" and so I feel this is a fraudulent call.

The number is on the back of your NFCU credit card.

The 888-842-6328 is the 24/7 member service line. I call it all the time to do by banking by phone.

I received 2 calls from this number but missed the calls. Turns out it was my son calling from Parris Island. He is in his last week of boot camp and was given permission to call home. After I didn't pick up, he called and spoke with my wife from the same number.

I received a call from 888-842-6328.  The caller ID said U.S. Govenment but the message said it was Navy Federal.  When Navy Federal has called in the past it has always been a real person and the caller ID says Navy Federal.  I haven't checked into it, but I'm treating it as a scam.

the navy does have a boot camp I went through it...  shows how smart marines are...

"as and actual sailor" I know we go through boot... and what are you trying to prove? no internet person cares if you made it or not honestly. its called boot camp some people do call it basic training but its still boot.

just called nav fed... they told me that that is there number but someone can mask their number with that number to get information from you and if you feel uncomfortable then you should call the number yourself because if there is any reason they need to call you then there will be a note on your account for all the branches to see. also never give more than your last 4 over the phone and they will never ask for the full ssn and they will never ask for specific account information i.e. numbers and passwords.

If you guys pay attention that's the number behind your nfcu card, how can it be a fraud of it's printed behind the card.      Come on ppl pay attention not everything is  a conspiracy.

Just got a call from this toll free number claiming to be NFCU. Absolutely a FRAUD. Asking for more information and reading my middle initial wrongly. I called NFCU using the same number and warned them about protecting their toll-free numbers. I also changed my password and added another layer of security.

Our son got a call from that # & I was suspicious b/c of the comments here.  The call back # the live person gave me was, indeed, the contact # from their website.  Check for yourself:   https://www.navyfederal.org/contact-us.php

You can download an app that mimics any number you choose including this one!! You are way behind the times sir. Beware b/c they would have got you.

Received voicemail from this number and called navy fed. They were calling for my son who is not a member (numerous family members are). They checked everywhere,  even the fraud department and found  no record of anything. All we can figure is that the number was spoofed. Now my son has to check his credit report!

I have a Navy Federal Credit Union credit card and recently made multiple $1 purchases over the internet and got a call from this # (888-842-6328) and they left a voice message to call back on 800-704-8950 and I did. Without me entering my credit card # they provided the last four digits of my card after entering the primary phone # on the account. They also said this was not a marketing call and I needed to listen to the entire thing and further asked me enter the zip code to confirm my identity, which I did. They asked if the recent $1 transaction was valid and I confirmed and the call ended (it seemed like they cleared the red flag from the transaction). They did not confirm the other four $1 transactions but just the last one so maybe they did not think those were fraudulent.

Now the fact that they knew the last four digits of my Navy FCU CC confirms this is a valid fraud protection service from Navy FCU.

They just told me they are CAI and they handle personal information and then she started phishing for my info.

I got a voicemail this morning from 888-842-6328 to call 800-704-8950 to confirm suspicious charges on my Navy Federal credit card.  I logged into my account online and saw the suspicious charges then called 800-704-8950 and spoke with a Navy Federal representative to close the affected card and have a replacement issued.  These are valid numbers.  When in doubt don't rely on the caller ID on incoming calls since they can be spoofed so call back the numbers.

Some people may have received phone calls from NFCU from this no., but I received a call identifying this no. as US GOVERNMENT. NFCU would never do this; someone is masking their real phone no. I concur that you should just call NFCU back if they call you.