888-918-7313 / 8889187313

Legit. I was VERY skeptical, but they provide security checks for credit union members. They only ask for the code left in your message, your name, and the phone number listed on the account.

This is not a scam!!!! I got a call from them on my old bank card - I got a new card recently with the chip in it. Someone tried to use it at a Walmart and it got denied. They do not ask for your card number. They work for my credit union to prevent these issues.

This number was legitimate, the caller stated up front that she was calling on behalf of BECU to do a "routine security check". We called BECU back directly using the number on the back of the card, ( because I didn't trust that the number that had been given wasn't a SCAM ), and BECU verified it was legitimate. Someone in Nigeria was trying to use the card to make online purchases. BECU denied the charges and cancelled the card. :-)

Got called from them this A.M. called my C.U. and they read this # to me as their falcon fraud outfits # & said it's legitimate.

So if you know to whom the number belongs and that the call was legitimate, why did you come to a phone number look-up site? Do you often look up known numbers?

Good advice. Thanks.

Not a scam on this end. It was Visa calling on behalf of my credit union doing a security check on suspicious activity on my credit card. They wanted to ask me some questions about my charges. Did not ask for any account numbers, social security number or other personal info. Since they could not reach me the 1st time they closed my account & issued another credit card. I called my credit union direct & was told it was a legit call. I will answer if they call again but only answer questions about activity. Better yet you can call your credit union or bank direct.

So you know who called you but you came to a phone number look-up site anyway? Why? Do you often look up known phone numbers?

I am definitely not a bot or a shill. I got a call and message from the 888-918-7313 and it is a legitimate company. I called my credit union and they confirmed the call was concerning a charge to my debit card which was a legitimate charge. I was on a daytrip to Chicago and they were checking on a charge for a restaurant we ate at. Not saying that scammers couldnt hack that number, but in my particular instance, they were legit which was confirmed by my credit union. I would say, always call the CU to confirm any calls, that way there is no questions about it

I'll ask you what I asked Niteowlz. If you know to whom the number belongs, why did you look it up?