After reading the comments and getting a call looking for Penny it occured to me a week ago that the Penny they are looking for (they gave me her last name) is the person who bought my house last year. I took my phone number with me. Today my daughter got a call from Vertifax who is also looking for the same name. If you google the name it seems to be the same situation. Could this be a collection agency looking for someone b/c they do ask me if I know the person. Funny that they gave me her last name and when I got off the phone I put 2 and 2 together. They are not paying their bills and the address is probably coming up with my phone number.
This isn't a number from Chase. The number they give you to call isn't really Chase, it's a SCAM. I don't know how they got my info, but they've called both my numbers. I called the number they left in the message, thinking something was wrong with my account, and I immediately noticed two things wrong: first, it wasn't automated, and second, they asked me to give them my ENTIRE SS#. I called Chase from the number on the back of my card, and the woman said the 888 number (that the message asked me to call) is not a Chase number. Also, when I Googled the 302-282-8004 number just now, there were only 4 results. If it was really Chase, there would have been more results, and the third one down at least would have been relevant to Chase. So, if you've been sucked into this, I would definitely call my banks, etc.
I got called by this number today. I didnt answer it and they didnt leave a msg. I called them back. Someone with a an accent (from India) answered. He said he was from Chase Bank. I said I didnt have an account with Chase. He wanted my SSN and I said..."No Way" and immediately hung up. No bank should ever ask for your SSN...ever.... This is definately a scam. The 302 area code is in Delaware. I will call them back tomorrow just to get more info from them.