ive been getting these calls here lately and the only thing that pops up is first premier bank. they gave me a measly 300 in credit and before i even got the card in the mail, i get all these charges for a yearly fee, membership fee, and some other sort of fee, totalling around a 170 or so dollars. well we sent them their card back and told them where they can stick it, and since then, my email box has been flooded with spam, and ive been getting these calls, today from the 423-921-3687 number. it was some guy telling me i had been picked for something. when i asked him where he got my info from, he said that my name was pulled up... yea right, these stupid idiots think i must be some sort of moron. i told him that i knew he got my info from first premier bank and told him to tell them to loose my info and he as well. then i hung up on him.
I got a call from 423-272-1930 the left a voice mail saying I won a $1000 spopping spree and call her back at 423-272-0458 and ask for Heather. I called them back but it always just rings. thought that was fishy that a company like that didn't have a machine. I also got a call a few months ago from someone (I think it's the same people) saying that a credit card company entered me in a drawing for a $1000 seepstakes (I don't even have a credit card) and that just for participating I would get a free watch they also wanted me to sudscribe to a magizine, I said no about the magizine. she said ok you're still entered anyway. I naver got any watch. I've also got a call from 423-272-9183 and didn't leave a message. I wish they would stop!!!
My husband got a call on his cell phone from 423-272-9071. Her name was Brittany selling magazines, and if he subscribed he would get a $1000 online shopping spree. He did not give any account information. He agreed to get the TV Guide. She hung up said her supervisor would call back to verify everything. The supervisor calls back within in seconds whom you could barely understand she had such an spanish accent. She immediately wanted our account information. My husband told her she needed to talk to his wife. I got on the phone kept apologizing for not being able to understand her , at one point she plainly said just put your husband back on the phone , I then said sorry I still cannot understand you what are you needing , she said she needed a valid account number, I told the woman I am NOT giving her any of my accounts information , she quickly said thank you and hung up. I called the same number this morning and someone did answer but they just say customer service. I really think this is a scam!!!!!!!
I received a very similar call to the one described by Concerned in MO. When I asked the person on the phone how she got my cell phone number, she said my bank had provided my name and mailing address. When I pushed her to name the bank, she couldn't. I believe this is an identify theft scam, and have reported it to Consumer Protection. In my case, I believe my personal information was obtained through a recent on-line order I made with Amazon.com. Since that time, my e-mail inbox has been flooded with SPAM which was never a problem before, and a received this obviously bogus call about winning an on-line shopping spree. BEWARE !!
ive been getting these calls here lately and the only thing that pops up is first premier bank. they gave me a measly 300 in credit and before i even got the card in the mail, i get all these charges for a yearly fee, membership fee, and some other sort of fee, totalling around a 170 or so dollars. well we sent them their card back and told them where they can stick it, and since then, my email box has been flooded with spam, and ive been getting these calls, today from the 423-921-3687 number. it was some guy telling me i had been picked for something. when i asked him where he got my info from, he said that my name was pulled up... yea right, these stupid idiots think i must be some sort of moron. i told him that i knew he got my info from first premier bank and told him to tell them to loose my info and he as well. then i hung up on him.
This address is some kids who are making pranks. I did not answer it because I dont answer phone numbers I don't know. But I listened to the voicemail and I heard background noise and it was kids laughing.