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Legitimate. Looking at credit card fraud through your bank. In message, I got the phone number to call back, a reference number, and the last 4 digits on the card with suspected activity. When I called the number, it was an automated service that identified my bank and asked me to answer yes (1) or no (2) or I don't know (3) to verify specific transactions. As I wasn't sure if my son had made recent online iTunes purchases, I pressed 3 each time and then got transferred to a human. She asked me to verify 3 transactions. I think it's fantastic that our banks are being diligent and quickly jumping on any suspicious activity.

I tried making an online purchase this morning. The charge did not go through. Then I received a call from this number. Didn't answer it but got the vm about possible fraudulent activity involving my card. They knew my name, phone number, and bank. I called my bank and it was legit. She gave me the same number for their fraud detection company. She looked up my account and verified that there was an active open case. Turns out the stuff I tried to order was in China and my bank blocks overseas transactions unless verified by me. Needless to say, I don't need or want the product anymore and my bank has activated my card again. This time, the call was legit. I just now need to check my bank account each day for fraudulent activity.

I received a legit call from this number this morning. They seem to be a third party contractor monitoring credit transactions. They left a voicemail with a case number. I googled the number and got a page for another bank, not my own, that referenced this phone number as fraud monitoring or something to that effect. I called them back. There was a recorded message after I punched in the case number. The recording asked if a purchase made on my debit card was legit. It was not. I selected that option and was transferred to a human. While I was waiting I logged into my online bank app and saw many unauthorized transactions. They person who came on the line asked me only for the zip code associated with the account, no social or other information was asked for. They asked if I had just made an online purchase which I had not and asked if I wanted my card to be reported as stolen, which I did. They instructed me to contact my financial institution.When the call ended I called the number on the back of my debit card to make sure it had been reported stolen, as my bank would not open for 30 more minutes. They confirmed it had been reported stolen and places on hold, about 5 minutes prior.I can't speak to any of the comments here claiming this is a fraud, but my experience was legit. Not sure how it could be both legit and fraud but that's not my concern. If you are afraid to call them back at least check all your transactions on your bank or credit cards, and call your bank and the companies immediately if there are any you don't recognize.The fraudulent charges on mine were online shopping, mostly sports and shoe stores: Nike, Academy, Shoe Carnival, Finish Line, Element Vape, and I called each one of them as well and reported the fraud, and caught at least 2 or 3 before they were mailed out to the thieves. Element Vape did not return my call or email so it seems a bit on the shady side but all the other companies were grateful that I called, and cancelled, or attempted to cancel, the orders.Good luck. B L

I just read more of the comments here and decided to make it more clear that I was NOT asked for the 3 digits on the back of my card, or my social security number. Call them back or don't, but at least call your bank!!! I had hundreds of dollars in unauthorized charges, and my credit union only recently upgraded the banking app to show "on hold" transactions. My motivation for posting here at all is that I don't answer ANY calls from unknown numbers and check the Internet, and 99.9 times I do NOT call back. The reason I called this one was because it was listed on a bank webpage. If I had come here first, I probably would not have called and those thieves would have gotten a few more orders than they did otherwise, so I am very very glad I got the alert from this number. I dont check my balance that often, presumably I would ha we've really heard from my bank or my debit would have stopped working and that's how I would have found out. At least call your bank, may save you some trouble!

...don't realize that many people receive such calls from spoofed numbers. Best thing for anyone to do if they receive such a call is to call the number on the back of their card - rather than taking the word of anyone that the call is "legit" or not!

Agree. If I could edit my earlier post after reading some of the comments I would remove the word legit. I don't know about spoofing so can't speak to that. But the business must be real from my experience. But if phone numbers are that easily spoofed, if there is a next time, which I hope there isn't, maybe I will skip the callback and call the bank instead. However, if this had happened last month and I couldn't see the "on hold" transactions, and I hadn't called back, I don't know if I would have known to report my card info stolen until much later. So - all I all I guess I'm glad I called this time. Better than finding out after all my money was put on hold or me debit card was refused.

...callers can easily alter the ID field, which makes it better to contact the number on the back of your card, just to be sure of who you are talking to....

i received a call for this number but could answer at the time. My bank called a few minutes later questioning charges to my card which I had not made. The bank immediately cancelled my card and issued a new one. I tried calling this number but, since I missed the initial call, I did not have a case number. This apparently is a legitimate scam detection service.

Got the call at 530 Saturday afternoon identifying as fraud detection unit, saying temp hold on debit card due to suspicious activity detected. Asked for "David" to call immediately. Also left information on landline as well as cell. Even gave the case id number to use. Since it is not the number listed on back of card, and my bank has not informed me of this "service" , I know it is a scam, especially after reading the A** hole scammer shills who have posted here telling how legit it is because the shills "gave" them acct and SS numbers, etc , just to encourage idiots to do likewise, thinking it is OK. Never ever call a number different from that of your bank. Oh, by the way, I only put money in this acct when I am going to make an immediate transaction, so the balance stays minimal, and the bank is not authorized by me to give overdraft approval.

Received a call from this number, did not answer and they left no voice mail. Seems if it was legit and there was an issue with fraud they would of left me a message. I monitor my account as well.