Oddly enough, the same 888‑373‑1969 digits keep popping up linked to a so‑called Chase call, yet the bank repeatedly confirms the line isn’t theirs. This pattern points to classic phone‑number spoofing, where scammers borrow trusted brand names to harvest personal data. If you receive an unexpected call claiming to be from Chase, hang up and call the official number on the back of your card or on Chase’s website. Never share account numbers, PINs, or verification codes over the phone. Keep a record of the call details and report the incident to Chase’s fraud department and to the FTC.
Before making accusations, it's essential to verify the facts; I'm responding late because I don't receive notifications, and I stumbled upon this website again after seeing a missed call from this number, which prompted me to look it up and finally respond to the old reply.
The provided explanation is unconvincing and seems to be a poorly crafted attempt at deception, indicating a lack of understanding or education.
I verified the number that called me by contacting Chase Bank directly, and it was legit, unlike some other peoples experiances
A woman named Michelley from Chase Card Services - Fraud Operations left a voicemail regarding my account enquiry, she quoted the last four digits of a credit card that was canceld a month ago, she will probaly call again in 2 buisness days, this is obvioulsy a scam.
Despite numerous attempts to find information, this number continues to call and remains unidentified.
A fake lady pretended to be a Chase representitive
Likely a scam, and the calls persist without stopping.
The caller asked a series of questions with options, which seemed like a potential identity theft attempt.
On a cautionary note, the activity associated with this number might result in unauthorized access to online accounts, emphasizing the need for password security.
After linking a new bank account to my Chase account and initiating a transfer, I received a call from this number, supposedly from Chase, but the call quality was poor, and the caller's accent was foreign, leading me to suspect a scam and verify with Chase directly
I answered the call but nobody was there, so i call them back and got a automated message who tell me to press 1 to opt out of marketing calls, it sound legit but after reading all the reports here, i think it was a scammer!
A fraudulent call was made, supposedly from Chase Bank regarding an Amazon card, requesting additional information
I recived a call from this number after i applied for a credit card online, the woman was stumbling over her words and told me my call was being recored
The caller's request to respond either to their number or the one on the back of my debit card was verified as a scam by Chase directly.
It's unlikely that the person will return to read your response after almost three years
If you call the number back, they will answer as whatever agency they claim to be, so be careful
Be ware of scammers who claime to be from chase fraud departement, they want your credit card informations
Following a call from this number, I contacted my Chase representative to verify the claim of suspected fraud on my account, only to find no evidence of any suspicious activity, so beware of providing information to this caller.
That seems unlikely to me.
The caller attempted to verify a check, which I hadn't written, and asked for my zip code. When I refused to provide it, the caller became flustered and eventually hung up.
They is pretending to be from Chase Bank, whats their motive?
Although the phone number seems to be a valid Chase number, the outdated information in the message suggests it's likely a spoofed number.
But how do they even know our informations ?
Allegedly, the person on the phone claimed to represent chase
This is definatly a scam, and anyone who desagrees is probabbly involved with the scammers
Although I received a recorded message from this number, the content was unclear. I returned the call and navigated through the available options but did not find any relevant information regarding the purpose of the initial call. To verify the authenticity of the call, I contacted Chase, which confirmed that the issue had been resolved.
A scam claiming to be from Chase Bank was attempted, with no information provided in the voicemail.
A woman with an accent called me by name, claiming to be from Chase, but I had to close my CC account with them 2 days ago due to another bogus call, total scam, dont trust them
I recieved 2 voicemails on 2 of my numbers, seems like organized crime phishing, i just talked to Chase and they said the number thats calling me is not in their database, and my account records show no activity.
