800-916-8800 / 8009168800

Letter from BNY Mellon, lost customer data.You can purchase your credit report from Transunion 800-916-8800,Experian 888-397-3742, Equifax 800-658-1111.BNY Invester Care team 1-877-289-0136www.transunion.comP.O.Box 6790Fullerton,CA 92834-6790

Don't call these guys. Bunch of dishonest people working here, giving fake names and trying to get your social security number so they can use it for fraudulent purposes.Today I spoke with people who claimed their names wereAlex HernandezRonnie WalkerAnson MatthewsDaniel JeffersonBut there are all fake names, they were all Indian, and by my 5th call, these guys actually started recycling names. I don't like this because it makes it very had to keep records if they lie and make up fake names.You are likely to get your personal information ripped off and sold on the indian black market.

Fraud

If you googled this number you would find out that other then this webpage that every other listing of this number is linked to Transunion Credit Beureau's Fraud Reporting Agency. You can look up Transunion directly and look up thier contact info, if you don't believe it. I will mention that it does sound like this guy's are outsourced in India and they did initially ask me for my Social Security Number but I simply told them that I was not comfortable with giving out that information and they verified me by my name and address. It is also standard procedure for outsourced employees to have an "american name" so the customers calling in have a supposedly easier time talking to them.

I just felt uncomfortable on this 800-916-8800 number. Same feeling that it wasn't TransUnion and they were trying to get my info - which they did to some degree. Who do I tell?

I absolutely felt this way. Now I don't know where to call!

I agree--I have called them before due to potential fraudulent activity and they were helpful. The operators are Indian but if you google the phone number, you will see that it is affiliated with a trusted company. It worked for me today and I was initially concerned as well.

this is not fraudulent, it is listed on transunion's secure web site.

Thank the good Lord for y'all except Ricci, dang near gave me heart failure. I just got done talking with them and did feel a little uneasy so I looked up number. Thank you again for confirming this is a true Transunion number

This is a legit TransUnion # for their fraud and dispute department. The call center folk use American names to make things easier.However, if you *receive* a call from this number, don't give them any info. Frauds can (and do) easily spoof an incoming number on your cell phone, and in theory, TU will never call you directly and ask for a SSN (note that if you call TU directly, they will ask you for SSN, first and last name, and possibly some other info for identity verification)If you do business with TU, call them directly using a # directly off their website.