Who Called Us

It's a car warranty company.

The same car warranty scam going on again. If it wasn't for the fact I was waiting for a non-local call I wouldn't have picked it up. Where the hell is the Federal Trade Commission about all these unsolicited spam calls?

Follow-up of "Disconnected upon Inquiry". According to Telephone Management Caller ID's staff (the number is registered to one of their clients, typically marketing firms), the name of the company that owns this number is National Notification. They practice shady stuff, including refusing to identify themselves upon request. Not to mention running a car warranty scam! Please report them to the BBB, FTC, and FCC. I'm doing so now.

It's a scam. You're just looking to get bum-raped if you actually entertain any unsolicited calls about a car warranty deal or expiration.

Did not pick up the call. Call went to voice message. A recording talks about lowering interest rate. "If interested, press 1 now" "To stop calls from this number, press 2. (None of this works from the voice mail message)

Left the FAX in receive mode - have found this method has worked to discourage call backs from these thieves of my time....

They told me this was about my credit card account and to press 1 to lower my interest rate. For kicks I did and then told the woman who answered that I was on the "do not call" list and that the call was illegal. She promptly hung up on me without so much as an apology.

Called trying to lower our interest rate on our credit card. Wanted us to give them our credit card number. Are you kidding!?!? They even went so far as to get the "supervisor" to explain why it was essential that we give them our credit card number. Not that stupid but thanks.

Caller ID said "Credit Services", and they claimed they wanted to lower my interest rate. They wanted "the last 12 digits" of my credit card and the expiration date. Very pushy guy. I hung up.

Called, I did not answer. Hung up before machine picked up. Called number back. Got a recording, "Thank you for calling back. If you do not wish to participate in our offer please press 1 to be placed on our do not call list." I did..."Thank You" and that was it.

They've called several times in the past. This time I pressed '1' to speak to someone. They claimed that since I've been paying my credit card bills, they wanted to lower my interest rate to "reward" me. They wanted me to "confirm" my accounts by giving them the entire credit card number. I asked if "last four digits" would be sufficient. They said "No". I said that I was having trouble hearing them 'cause the line was bad (true) and asked fo a number that I could call them back on. At that point, the person on the other end said, "Thank you," and hung up. I called the number on the Caller ID and got a recording saying that if I wanted to be added to their do-not-call list. Will report to donotcall.gov

No credit card company, bank, or any other financial institution will EVER call you in regards to your account. Nor will they ever ask you for any personal information, such as account number or social security number. I received a pre-recorded call from this shady group, and will now look into how to report them to a no-call violation bureau.

Got a call from this number today, 1/28/10. No one there when I answered the phone. Is this a scam?

I thought the government was supposed to put a stop to these assholes calling about car warranties and credit card interest rates!!

Did not pickup and based on the comments below, I never will.

That's what I think of these crumb bags. I just put the phone on speaker and let them listen to whatever is on TV

Prerecorded message: "Hi, this is Heather from your credit card account. There's is not problem now but we're calling ..." Totally a scam just to get your credit card information. Report these types of calls to your State Attorneys General Office, the Federal Trade Commission, and the Federal Communications Commission.

"Dial one to lower your rates,, then confirm that your credit card has not expired"
Then a very foreign voice requires numbers from your visa account, "..just to be sure it is not expired"
I just don't think it's a scam.
I KNOW it is.

I was receiving these calls about six months ago but they stopped. Now they have resurfaced.
"Dial 1 to lower your rates", "Dial 2 to talk to a rep". Never mentioned a credit card by name.

Just received a call from these people, very rude stated it was my last chance to lower my interest rates on my Visa and Mastercard. Hung up on the guy once he asked me for my card number. Called me right back and read me the riot act for being rude TO HIM... Cannot locate them anywhere even though the number is a california number.

Same as everybody. Recorded message from "Heather" who sounded like your typical American icon recorded voice. Press 1 to speak to someone, press 2 to stop them from calling (yeah, like that works). I was feeling feisty today so I pressed 1 with both barrels loaded. The representative who answered had a thick third world accent. Played dumb when I told her we were on the no-call list, "Oh, we are joost offering you a lower eeenterest rate." I said we can do this the easy way or the hard way then asked "what is the name of your company." I think she hung up, but I stayed on the line. Several seconds later the call reconnected for a brief moment, but then went dead. I agree with those who feel this is a scam to get credit card numbers. Be careful and don't be afraid to yell at them. These are theives and they do understand English. Tell them they messed with the wrong person and you are going to call Interpol or a Federal law enforcement agency and I bet you never hear from them again.

909 area code is Los Angeles, CA area.

Never answered. Never will. Caller did not leave a message.

These are shady sunza beeches. They aren't representing ANY real bank or warranty company. Never EVER answer a call from this number and, if you do, don't give any info. Just tell em what a bunch of butt-holes they are.

They say card services, help to lower your interest rate. They call quite often, I just hit the button number 1 to remove my cell phone number from their lists, hope it works. So annoying!

Suffice it to say, these people tried to f'k the wrong guy! They tried to get my credit card number. Mistake is an understatement.

Have I got some juicy bits of carnage to share with you! First off, the call is from a cell phone. Seems reasonable? BUT, I went to peoplefinders.com, spent $5 (youre welcome) and got some more personal info. As it turns out, whoever is using this cell number gave the scam-a-licious address of The San Bernardino,CA Public Library! Ive already contacted the director of the library, told him ALL about what was going on and to that he said "Oh, Ive got a police officer friend who can take care of that right now." The San Bernardino, CA Police Dept. has been notified and will undoubtedly catch the criminal(s) Suck on THAT 909-650-9121!

Your key to this being a rip-off is "We are calling to LOWER your credit card interest rates"
How many banks do you know of that are reducing interest rates?
Have any friends how have had their rates reduced lately??

Got a call from "Heather" at Cardholder Services. I pushed 2 to be removed from the list. Got a man with a very heavy Indian accent. I said I wanted to be removed from their list. He asked me how he could do that. I was like, how should I know? Just take me off your list. Then he asked me if I had a boyfriend. I said no, I have a husband (thinking he was going to ask me about his credit card rates). Then he asks me if I love my husband. I didn't like how personal that was, so I told him it was none of his business. Then he says, because if you do not love him, I can be there in one hour. I immediately demanded to speak with his manager and then he hung up.

I have never had such an offensive call from a telemarketer. I cannot believe how he spoke to me. I pushed *69 and found the phone number of what sounded like "Duck Inc" -I'm not exactly sure. But all that got me was a message telling me to push one to be removed from the list. I tried pushing other numbers to see if I could get a person, but doing so just ended the call.

Absolutely outrageous!

Credit services-SCAM

Credit Services, did not answer let the answeing machine pick it up and they hung up.

...said press #1 to speak to a representative, press #2 to discontinue further notices. After pressing #2 I was connected to someone with a foreign accent who wanted to lower my interest rate. He hung up when I said I would report the call, which I recorded, to the DNC center.

didn't answer.

credit services

Didn't answer - hung up when the answering machine came on. Undoubtedly a scam.

Picked up, but I only got the "Intel Inside" music, so hung up.