Recived a call from this number, said they were going to lock down my debit card unless I punched in my 16 didget card #, seemed fishy so I hung up. Tried calling the # on the back of the card got a recording that said I need to call my financial institution. Waiting till monday
Recived a call from this number, said they were going to lock down my debit card unless I punched in my 16 didget card #, seemed fishy so I hung up. Tried calling the # on the back of the card got a recording that said I need to call my financial institution. Waiting till monday
Same. Said my debit card was gonna be locked. No the first time I've received one of these scam calls. Never give out your card number until you have a real person, from your bank, on the phone. Even then, the bank will know your card number so you don't need to relinquish that info.
My son just got this call from 202-621-2111 and a computerized voice said "Your debit card has been locked, to reactivate, press 1". My son pressed 1 and then realized this must be a scam when the recording said "Enter your 16 digit number to reactivate your debit card"...he hung up.
We called back a young woman with a very tired voice (lack of sleep from scamming people?) said "Thank you for calling Taylor Made Business Centers, our business hours are...." and at the end it says to leave a message BUT then two other messages come on saying "Sorry, but the users mailbox can't accept more messages" then "I'm sorry an error has occured" and these voices are sappy sweet, sing songey, unprofessional, but trying real hard to sound like a professional operator.