Picture your phone lighting up with a call from +19196515511. The number shows up in many stories about Fidelity‑related outreach—some callers are verified reps discussing 401(k) rollovers or pension questions, while others sound like cold‑call phishing attempts. Before you share personal information or account details, compare the caller’s name and extension with the official Fidelity contact list on their website. If the script feels vague, asks for Social Security digits, or you didn’t initiate the conversation, hang up and call back using the number on a recent statement. Consider enabling call‑blocking or a spam‑filter, and regularly review your accounts for unexpected activity.
Verification has confirmed that this number is legitimate, as it is associated with Fidelity where the user works.
This number is associated with a legitimate entity.
I was tryin to call Fidelity about my 401k, but the call got disconected, then i recieved a call back from this number, didnt answer thou becuase i didnt recognice it
This call was legitimate and pertained to my 401k.
Fidelity made a legitimate call to follow up on an inquiry I had regarding my General Motors pension plan, as they are the administrators of the plan
Fidelity, who manage my employer's 401k, sent a representative to give a talk at my workplace, i filled out a form with a specific question, and a couple weeks later, this number called to answer that question, so it is definately from Fidelity, but if you have no reason to discuss your 401k, simply ignore the call
At 3:38 p.m. on March 16, 2011, my cell phone received a call from this number.
A call was received from this number, but no message was left on my voicemail. Upon researching the number, I found that it's associated with Fidelity Investments, despite having no accounts with them.
Despite the caller ID indicating Fidelity Invest, the call was not trustworthy, as it was hung up on an answering machine, and such IDs can be easily spoofed, potentially by unscrupulous individuals seeking financial information.
Nick Miller from Fidelity Investment group, calling from 919-651-5511, contacted me on my unlisted cell phone, prompting caution.
Following a call from this number, where the representative introduced himself as Steve Szuromi from Fidelity Investment group, I verified the authenticity of the call with Fidelity and discovered that the number is indeed associated with a department within the company.
I recived a call from this number, and several other's, they are always looking for somone i dont know, different company's, not legit, i have asked them to stop calling me, but they dont
I just recived a legit call from Fidelity, apparently it was Chad Grandson on the other end.
Following a call from this number, I was instructed by someone named Stave to contact the local Fidelity branch regarding my 401K roll over, but I haven't followed through with the meeting.
The question remains as to how this number obtained my cell phone information, as I recently received a call from them.
They asked me for my S.S. number and a pin, but i just hung up on them.
A call was received regarding a 401k account from a previous employer; however, upon contacting Fidelity directly, no activity or notification was found, suggesting caution is advised.
It's advisable not to respond if you didn't initiate the call
A supossed representive from Fidelity Investments, claiming to be Steve Dunn, contacted me with a message regarding my 401k plan, which I beleive is a phishing atempt as I dont have a 401k with them and no paperwork was recieved. Beware of this posible scam!
Apparently, this number belongs to a legit Fidelity rep, who my husband has been in contack with regualrly, thanks to our other Fidelity person.
