The usual credit card scammers using a new phone number and a new recording. This time it's "Lisa" instead of "Rachel" but it's the same old scam. I just disconnected and blacklisted their phone number because I'm sure they'll try to call again and again. I've learned my lesson: Do not press buttons to be taken of their list because they're already calling illegally so they don't give two shakes whether or not you want them to call them so all you're doing is encouraging them to call. Do not press a number to speak to them, even if it is to chew them out. Again, that actually encourages them to call. I found that out recently when I talked to a scammer and told them I KNEW it was a scam, to stop calling. Their response? They then called me EVERY SINGLE WEEKDAY for over a month. I started letting my call blocker disconnect their calls instead and they dropped to a couple of times a week. Now they're about once a week or less.
I've made that mistake in the past. DO NOT engage them in any way. Do not press buttons. Do not talk to them. They're scam artists so they don't care that you don't want them to call. If you engage them in any way, they will call you even more. Immediately disconnect their calls, don't pick up on them, or get a call blocker that will disconnect them.
Just received a call from 1-305-368-7542. I asked how do I speak to to get my name removed from their calling list I was told there is a cost of $5.00. I let this idiot know it is against the law to charge when someone asks for their number to be removed he starts to threaten and lecture me. CLICK!
There might not be 'anything wrong' with our credit card accounts PRIOR to the card service scammer's calls, but for those that give these lowlifes their credit card numbers, there will be PLENTY wrong with their accounts AFTER the call!