214-974-9635 / 2149749635

The usual credit card scam. Press 1 to waste their time.

They said they can lower my interest rate. Transferred me to a guy who says they are monitoring my accounts and can lower interest rates. Says i see you have over $2500 in credit cards (I don't but I said yes). I see you have a Visa card (good guss 50/50 chance of being right). Asked for my info to verify who I was. I asked him what is my name? what? Yes, if you are monitoring my accounts and can see it on your screen what is my name. He hung up. Don't ever give personal info over the phone to a caller.

Received two calls from them today, didn't answer found this info, so will block them....Thank you for sharing your experience.

we have TWC and all you can block is 30 numbers. Since lately I have been blocking 7-10 scammers a week, I have to unblock the earlier ones to make room. We need unlimited blocking. These jerks in TX change their number by one digit every week!

Credit Scam. Calls every day.

I get these calls every couple of years. I opt for " 3" which means that I do not want any further calls. Does this work? "NO"Does anyone out there know what we can do with these calls? I really don't know who to complain to. I've tried the FTC, but they do not seem to be able to deal with scams. Who does? By the way, when I want to speak to a rep (#1); when I start speaking, they immediately hang up.My concern is people who really have credit card debt and need help. I'd like to know which agency to contact?

The card service scammers WILL 'service' our credit cards, BUT, when they finish 'servicing' them, they will have NO available credit remaining! People that are fooled into having their cards 'serviced' will be charged a MINIMUM of $795.00, and many times the ENTIRE amount remaining on the card. The card service scammers are a disgusting group of degenerates, who prey mainly on the low income, and the elderly, but will cheat anyone that they can!

I get these annoying calls at least once a day. Their message states"this is the last time we will call" Ha! On one occasion, I pressed 1 to talk to a human. When a person came on the line I asked him why they keep calling me when their message says it's last time. He hung up on me. Jerks. P.S. the Do Not Call Registry is a joke. No one cares, no one is afraid of it. It's almost a green light to phone scammers!

If you hang up, don’t answer or block the originator’s calls, they just move on, changing numbers now and then to get past the blockers. If you want it fixed right, DIY...Here's one fun and satisfying method aimed at the "Lower your credit card interest rate" scum:1) Agree that you have over $3000 in CC debt at over 12% interest.2) Had to 'find’ my CC - took a few minutes.3) Read the numbers (bogus - but write them down so you can repeat) slowly. When asked to repeat because the numbers don't work, read slowly back again, but change a 3 to an 8 (darn, don't have my glasses...).4) Repeat until you sense impatience on the operator's part. Just before they hang up (this timing is a real art), read them, the 1-800 number on the back of the card – oddly, mine reads "1-800-National Do-Not-Call Registry".This last time they actually hung up on me when I agreed that I had debt. This tells me that they are either getting paranoid or I am on a separate list that pops up part way through the call - either way, we seem to be getting to them...The "Gummint" created the DNCR, but didn't give it any teeth. It is up to all of us to bite the telemarketers where it hurts by wasting their time, and, maybe more importantly, make them suspicious that every sucker they talk to could be a punker. When they start hanging up on REAL suckers, then their business model has failed...

Stop calling.