I receive a call from this number to my cell phone stating that my debit card account has been deactivate and to reactivate press 1 or to leave press 2. I naturally pressed 2 just to be returned to the same menu of and over again. I finally hung up. Out of curiosity, I Googled the number and came up with the company Colynk. They seem to be a telemarket middleman. Below paragraph is from their website.
Colynk is a Global leader in voice technologies providing products and services to its customers world-wide. Founded 2006 Colynk began providing highly reliable, cutting edge telecommunications services at competetive prices. See why so many fortune 500 companies have selected Colynk as its flexible provider. If you havent been impressed with COLYNK APPS, maybe our low cost solutions will show you why Colynk is an easy choice. Call Today!
Looks like a way for scam artist to have someone else do their dirty work.
I receive a call from this number to my cell phone stating that my debit card account has been deactivate and to reactivate press 1 or to leave press 2. I naturally pressed 2 just to be returned to the same menu of and over again. I finally hung up. Out of curiosity, I Googled the number and came up with the company Colynk. They seem to be a telemarket middleman. Below paragraph is from their website.
Colynk is a Global leader in voice technologies providing products and services to its customers world-wide. Founded 2006 Colynk began providing highly reliable, cutting edge telecommunications services at competetive prices. See why so many fortune 500 companies have selected Colynk as its flexible provider. If you havent been impressed with COLYNK APPS, maybe our low cost solutions will show you why Colynk is an easy choice. Call Today!
Looks like a way for scam artist to have someone else do their dirty work.
Received a call from this number on a Sunday morning at 2:00 AM EST!!!!! The call originated from 801-618-0400 which is in Salt Lake City Utah, so that means that the call was made at midnight their local time.
I refused to answer and they left a message on my answering machine saying that if I had a Mastercard, press one and I would be transferred to the security department and if I didn't have a Mastercard to ignore the message. It came in on my unlisted, private phone so I have no idea if it was a robocall to random numbers or if they had somehow gotten my personal information and were directing it to me. In any case, there was no way that I was about to respond to this message. It clearly seems like a scam that was fishing for info about my Mastercard.
Who in the h*** makes calls like this at any time let alone that time of the night? It sounds fishy as heck (not to mention illegal) and as I said previously, there was no way I was going to respond to it. Also, I am going to report the call and the phone number to Mastercard headquarters.
Last night (Sunday) at 9:37pm EDT I received a call from PH#(801)618-0400 and the message was that my credit/debit card had been frozen. To reactivate it they wanted me to push “1” to speak to the “Security Dept.” I didn’t trust the call as it was sent to my cell phone. I called the bank this morning and was told my card and account was fine.