877-838-4347 / 8778384347

I received a call from this number. Called back 16 times and spoke to 16 different reps. It is obvious something is fishy about this number. The interesting thing is I switched phones with a family member who is much older and has no collections issues. Either way, I only gave this number to a few people in the St. Louis area. Local PD, FBI are of no help. I would love to set up a "sting" bank account and give that number and see what happens. But either way, I myself will investigate this further on my own as those I am paying to protect me from such things are of no assistance. I will post again. Once I attain more info. It s surprising to see that this number remains in operation since the first post in early 2009. Apparently these people move around constantly and what not. I spoke to:CordayMaggieNicolaAudreaSierra NelsonThen I stopped keeping track, sorry. Only one rep gave me the address:9321 Olive Blvd. St. Louis MOGo ahead and search that address and you'll see it listed for a whole bunch of banks, but only on unofficial "yellow page" like sites. How is such a scam not shut down.I called US BANK fraud also, they said they have no affiliates or any business through that number. And either way no one asks for a random credit card number. Generally they'd be a little more specific.

They aren't U S Bank, I called U S Bank and checked out the number. They are calling me three times a day, even after I told them I wasn't going to give them ANY information.

Just wrote the above post. If anyone is interested in taking this a step further we need to aggregate as much info as possible. In addition, the scammers are also most likely monitoring this web site as well. So additional investigational data will be kept private, the FBI can't do anything without us doing their work. It will be a matter of working together. Details spared. I will post my contact information shortly only if requested by previous posters with similar experiences. Previous posters confirming the identity of this number as US Bank, don't even bother. Only previous posters with the same experience will be given my contact information.

Actually part of FDCPA does require that collection agencies to disclose who they are. When a call is left with call the phone number 111-111-1111, then they are failing to properly identify themselves as a debt collector. Leaving a blank call telling someone to respond to a phone number falls under harassment.

This individual works for this Identity theft organization. Don't do what they say in the post or else you will lose everything. REPORT this number to your States General Attorneys office.

US BANK Credit Card debt collectors

True - they do have to disclose who they are. But FDCPA also requires that they do not disclose that the call is regarding a debt until they are able to confirm they are speaking with the correct consumer.

DON'T KNOW WHY I GOT THIS CALL AND SAID I NEED TO CALL THEM BACK

I received a call from a person who would only identify himself as Duane. He said he was calling about an credit card account that is in my name. I told him I paid E-Lan more than I borrowed and was in the process of seeking help. I asked Duane for his last name and he told me he doesn't have to give me his last name. I told Duane I don't have to give you any information either and I hung up my phone. I don't like being called at my place of employment or at my home many times during the day and evening. I feel this is a violation of the Telecommunications Act. Thank You, Walter F. Reesed

It doesn't require a card to spoof a number. Back when I worked for the phone company there were multiple websites (and probably still are) where you could set up any number you wanted to show, they would then give you a number to call and the system would ring whoever your mark was with that caller ID. The victim's caller ID would show whatever you wanted it to. The White House, the Vatican, Santa Claus, whatever. They don't leave messages because a call back would not go to them.I get calls from 877-838-4347 all the time and I have no association with US Bank. They obviously get my number off of a Craigslist sales ad I run periodically.