210-677-1346 / 2106771346

I received a number from Citi (this number) wanting to double check some charges on my account. Not only did they tell me to call the number on the back of my card, but they gave me a special code to give when I called back. It was legit. But of course, always call the number on your card!

Was my best buy cc company verifying a large purchase i had made the day before. Was a legit call!!!

I received the same call...I knew it was a scam because I don't have a commercial account with HD

legit call from Citibank which I initiated regarding approval for credit card.

This was a legitimate message. It asked me to call a number I did not recognize. I called the number they identified and they properly identified the card I used. When they asked for my card number I indicated their phone number wasn't on my credit card. They gave me a case# and told me they understood, and asked me to call the number on the back of my card. I did and when I called them they asked for my card number, which I provided given the number was legitimate. They asked me if this was in regard to fraud and I gave them the case# and identified the transaction and I informed them it was legitimate. I prefer the method of being texted on my mobile to approve fraudulent activity. Having said that, simply call the number on your card if you are concerned about supplying information to an unknown number, which is a legitimate concern.

I just received 2 hang up calls from (210) 677-1346 on Sept. 22, 2015 at 5:15 pm and 5:20pm PST.In between these two hang up calls to my phone, an unidentified woman called my BF & left a message for me in which she claimed to be from Citibank.I've never provided my BF's phone # to Citibank. However, I just attended a new patient appointment at Stockdale Podiatry in Bakersfield, CA, the afternoon of 9/17/15 where I provided both my phone # and my BF's phone # for the 1st time ever.Stockdale Podiatry's new patient paperwork & staff had me provide my SSN. It appears an employee from Stockdale Podiatry** in Bakersfield, CA facilitated ID theft. It happened to me before:My ID information was stolen following a work injury resulting in two $1M mortgages and a $100k Saks Fifth Ave account being fraudulently opened in my name and the name of a person unknown to me with an address on Wilshire Blvd in Los Angeles, CA. I'd been required as a result of being injured at work to see two unscrupulous "medical" practices on Wilshire Blvd.These $2,100,000 in unauthorized accounts opened using my name and personal information later disappeared once they were revealed to me through a credit report run by a low income apt management company - twelve and thirteen years later! (It's so important to regularly check your credit report or to open a Liifelock type account.)I was on disability benefits at the time the $2,100,000 in accounts were discovered to have been opened in my name. Your ID and other personal information can be stolen regardless of your income (or lack of it.) Even children's IDs are stolen by adult family members, including parents and relatives.Everyone who has received these scam calls needs to contact one of the credit reporting agencies (Trans Union or Experian online, by phone, or in writing) to put an initial 90-day fraud alert on your credit report.Then you need to file a police report with your local PD Call your PD's "non-emergency phone #;" they're used to taking such reports. Provide a copy to the police report to the credit reporting agency, & then the fraud alert should become permanent.Also, when a medical office asks for your SSN, write "Alternative ID requested per PD due to ID theft."Why? I provided my SSN with the unique combination for the first time of my phone # and my BF's new phone to Stockdale Podiatry in Bakersfield, CA with my SSN and CDL... and my ID has now been stolen & given to this caller from (210) 677-1346 just three business days later!People you'd hope would be trustworthy with your ID, such as medical office employees and family relatives among others, simply aren't trustworthy or honest, and it's very difficult to fight ID theft once it has occurred, especially if you don't have any safeguards in place such as a credit report fraud alert or a Lifelock type ID Theft Protection Service.I hope this information helps!

Important Contact/Reference Info: Note: You don't have to know who stole your ID and/or used your personal info w/o your authorization to open accounts of get benefits in your name, etc.. You can & need to file an ID Theft Report online w/ your town, city, or county's P.D. or Sheriff Dept. In the city of Bakersfield, CA, you can do this through the Bakersfield Police Department website. Their non-emergency phone# is (661) 327-7111. You can read their helpful hints for filing an online report. Your online report session will time out in 60 min or less. Phone #s for credit reporting agencies:Equifax (800) 327-7111Experian (888) 397-3742Trans Union (800) 680-7289U.S. Federal Trade Commission (877) 438-4338: The FTC & your state U.S. Senator can help you, too. Your U.S. Senator "serves at your pleasure" & can accomplish what you can't by yourself & coordinate their efforts w/ representatives from many different government & other agencies on your behalf. The F.T.C. Is also one of the organizations that'll help you if your SSN was used by someone other than you for employment and/or taxes.. Social Security Administration (661) 861-4242 in Bakersfield, CA; they have an 800#: They can help you if your SSN was used by someone other than you including providing you with a new, not stolen, SSN.. CA DMV (866) 658-5758 if DMV documents and/or a license was forged or obtained in your name. If you live outside CA, call your state's DMV.. Your State Attorney General's office also will have an ID Theft Registry for you to join.I just learned all of this from the Bakersfield, CA, P.D. ID Theft webpage.. I provided unique information I'd never provided anywhere else as a new patient at Stockdale Podiatry, 3857 Stockdale Hwy, Bakersfield, CA on 9/17/15 which made its way within 3 business days to the ID Theft Caller from (210) 677-1346 on 9/22/15. My past experience with having my ID & personal info stolen to open $2.1M in mortgage loans & revolving credit w/o my authorization would appear to indicate a connection between an employee at Stockdale Podiatry & the release of my unique info only provided to Stockdale Podiatry on 9/17/15 to the ID Theft Caller from (210) 677-1346 on 9/22/15. It could be very helpful if you have observed the same or similar occurrence in your unique circumstances.. Best wishes & good luck.

My hometown, I use to take my mother to Stockdale Podiatry. Was anybody there questioned by the police or DA?About 20 years ago my dad had his wallet stolen, he left it in his truck with the door unlocked, in Palmdale. Few months went by and he got pulled over for something minor. He was arrested for taking a stolen car over state lines. Of course it wasn't him. He was taken to downtown LA. They did bring him back to Lancaster for arraignment, I went to court. It was horrible to see my father sitting there in handcuffs. When the judge stated his crime and described him I immediately raised my hand up to get the judges or deputies attention. The criminal they had arrested under my dads name had a tattoo, my father hated tattoos and once I told the deputy that my dad didn't have any tattoos, the charges were dropped. Of course they took him back to downtown LA were I had to go in the middle of the night to pick him up. The DMV was not helpful and basically refused to give him a new license number but the court gave him a card a stating that he was a victim of ID theft. In the meantime he moved up to Lake Isabella, where he was pulled over by the sheriff, again he was arrested for the same thing. Dad called the local sheriffs up there "Barney Fife", luckily I was living in Bakersfield and only had to go to California St. to pick him up. I tried to get him to file a law suit but he never did. My dad passed away @ San Joaquin Hospital just this pass January. While we were away at his service someone broke into his home and stole many things but believe it or not they stole his wallet!!! His Chevron card was used in Boron the same day, we were all in Randsburg at his service. The CC co never did anything about the fraud use as he was deceased but it made sure it was in the police report. (Maybe I'll poke Synchrony Bank again to see if they followed up, making me mad all over again.) Trying to remember what was in his wallet I had to contact his banks and creditors. I also found the sheriffs dept very helpful. I am still in touch with them as it is an on going investigation to find out and catch the thieves that broke in. It has been a very trying year.Just as a side note, my dad was in the hospital for 16 days before his passing. On a Sunday afternoon (little to no traffic) my husband was out talking a walk and was at the cross walk waiting for the light to change to the little hand. Before he could get all the way across the red flashing to stop started to blink, he here's sirens, looked over and realized he was being stopped by the police for crossing against a red light!!! He was given written a warning. How crazy, funny is that??Small world.

Received a call from this number. Didn't recognize it so I didn't pick. A voicemail was left regarding fraudulent charges with a call back number of 877-560-1088 and a reference number. I was immediately suspicious after reading the reports on this website so I called the customer support number on the back of my Best Buy credit card and it was in fact a valid call/voicemail from the company. I recently put a travel alert on my account with the customer service department as I plan on using the card overseas and the fraud department was just verifying I had in fact put the alert on my card. I appreciated the follow up (good customer service!) but the bottom line is if you are suspicious it is better to just call the number on your card to verify. Stay safe!

Plz forgive some incoherent, misspelling and grammatical errors, couldn't edit in time.Still really early here