Late last week, a wave of calls from 1‑888‑910‑2500 has left many puzzling over its legitimacy. The number is officially listed as Citizens Bank’s Card Risk Prevention line, so genuine alerts about suspicious authorizations can come from it. However, scammers often spoof the caller ID and mimic the script to harvest personal data. Verify the call by hanging up and dialing the number on the back of your card or logging into your online banking portal. Never share your full SSN, full account number, or password over the phone. If the call feels off, report it to the FTC and your bank’s fraud department promptly.
The citizens card risk prevention number, 888 910 5555, is legit and can be trustedd
Initially, I was wary of this number from Citizens, especially since they contacted me shortly after a transaction in Florida. However, after verifying with their standard number, I discovered it was indeed their Fraud division.
Apparently this number seem legit, i recieved a call from them about some allegations of fraudulent charges, now i think i will call them back
I also recieved a call from Fraud Services, asking me to call a 888 number, but when i called my local branch, they confirmed everyting, so this number is legit, no need to worry.
Upon receiving a call about fraudulent charges on my card from someone claiming to be from Citizens, I verified the 888 number they provided with Citizens Bank directly, confirming it as their legitimate Card Risk Prevention number.
They said they are from citizens bank and they put a block on my card, now i have to check with the bank to see whats going on
