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Country United States
Victim Location NY 14059, USA
Type of a scam Phishing
Country United States
Victim Location MI 48059, USA
Type of a scam Bank/Credit Card Company Imposter
Scammer's address Woodland, CA 95695, USA
Country United States
Victim Location CA 95695, USA
Type of a scam Bank/Credit Card Company Imposter
I called my local Chase Bank and they were unable to locate the "direct" line and they said they would not call to update information.
The call took 57 seconds long.
Total money lost $13,000
Type of a scam Credit Cards
Type of a scam Credit Cards
Type of a scam Other
Type of a scam Credit Cards
Type of a scam Phishing
Country United States
Victim Location CA 92592, USA
Total money lost $1,400
Type of a scam Bank/Credit Card Company Imposter Scam
828–6 00–6046 stating the following:
CHASE BANK: fraud alert:zelle payment in the amount of $3500.00 If you made this transaction reply yes If not reply no.
I also received this one immediately afterwards:
FreeMsg: CHASE fraud dept. Did You attempt to $205.95 at WALMART SUPER CEN 2020 Reply YES or NO. Case 369-3606 to opt out reply stop. Since it looked a little suspicious to me I instead called Chase directly at 1-800–935–9935.
Once on the line with an operator from chase (or so I thought) I then asked them if they sent me the text message. The operator said yes and said they were going to cancel my debit card and send me a new one (when I finally went to the bank in person, the banker said the card had not been canceled and a new one had not been submitted to be mailed out). They verified my address was correct and it was. I then asked if there was anything more I could do to protect myself because this was like the third card in a matter of only a couple months that has been hacked into. They said they would transfer me to their fraud department. It didn’t go through right away and then an incoming call from Chase came, and I, assuming it was the transfer I was hoping talk to, I answered it. This man told me he was going to help me reverse the charges that were scheduled to be removed from my account at noon that day. He walked me through how to set up my Chase account to send the money to myself so he could see the name they were trying to perform this transaction through. We added myself myself to the zelle portion of Chases website and he had me add my name as the person going to be sending the money. He tried to get me to send $3500, the amount than initially was trying to be taken out of my account, but it wouldn’t work because I didn’t have that much in my bank account. I can’t remember if I volunteered it or if he asked me how much I had but I had roughly $1420 or so in my account so he said to go ahead and transfer $1400 instead. Once I heard from my husband that the money has been taken out of our account and it was sent to my name, the call was dropped and I was on hold once more with the first banker I spoke with when I was waiting to be transferred and received the incoming call, which I thought was the fraud dept from Chase. I continue to stay on hold for another 20 minutes until I myself hung up and then received this text :
Send money with Zelle message from TD Bank. @ 1-800- 493-7562. Tanya L McCart sent you $1400. We’ll deposit this send money with zelle payment to your TD bank account.Reply help for help, reply stop for stop. Message and data rates may apply.
I don’t even have a TD Bank account. And the guy on the phone didn’t say it was going to go to this account, he made it sound like it was going directly to me. I'm pretty sure he's the one who told me to respond to the text, saying no it wasn't me trying to take out the $3500 but it could have been the first banker I spoke with at Chase too, my memory is a little blurry on that but I was asked to respond by one of the two people).
My bank, once I went in person, will not confirm whether this first text, the one that said they were trying to take out money for use at Walmart and $3500 to Zelle is their number or not. Some of the people there have said yes, some have said probably not but one has said no.So then I ask why did the banker I called said yes it was Chase alerting me, they don't have an answer. Chase has decided not to give me my money back as of right now (mostly because this was all performed through a third-party service, Zelle) and Zelle is not responding to their attempts to contact them to reverse the charges and to give me back my money. I have not tried to open a TD account because the lady I have been dealing with at the bank says that bank is for investors. I’m assuming the money is gone and I accept that because yes, I did answer the call that came in and follow the man's instructions, which I shouldn't have, but I am still upset that the banker I first called said this text I received was Chase (I never read the number to them I just read the text from (828) 600-6046. I believe this alert was not from Chase however, that the upsetting part especially because I'm the one who called the correct Chase number!
Type of a scam Credit Cards
Country United States
Victim Location MO 63368, USA
Type of a scam Identity Theft
The next morning I got a call from Chase "Fraud department" again. They said they wanted to verify a couple of charges from the same morning. I explained that someone had called me the night before and had already shut my card off. They then told me that was the Scammer. Here is how it worked: They called me because they had probably gotten my information (card/cell phone, etc.) from the dark web. They were attempting to add my Chase card to their Apple Wallet on their phone. When they were prompted for the code sent by text, they then had to call ME to get it. The next morning they had apparently downloaded it onto 2 phones. One Scammer went to Costco in St. Peters and the other to Costco in South St. Louis. Within 2 minutes of each other they had each charged over $2000 (over $4,000 total). This is when the actual Chase Fraud Department picked up on it and called me. I have spoken to many people about this. Everyone says they would have probably fallen for it as well. In fact, when the real Chase called me they too asked me to verify myself by a code sent to my phone. I immediately told them I would hang up and call the 800# on the back of my card. A police report has been filed with the City of St. Peters. Chase was able to provide the cell phone number used and time of each transaction. This happened only 15 minutes from my home. I hope they will follow through and find this person via Costco security footage.
Country United States
Victim Location OH 45805, USA
Type of a scam COVID-19
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location IL 61880, USA
Type of a scam Credit Cards
Scammer's address Santa Rosa, CA, USA
Type of a scam Phishing
Victim Location IN 46221, USA
Type of a scam Identity Theft
I know this to be a scam.
Country United States
Victim Location LA 71118, USA
Type of a scam Credit Cards
Country United States
Victim Location KY 40511, USA
Type of a scam Credit Cards
Scammer's address P.O. Box 17231, Wilmington, DE 19850, USA
Type of a scam Phishing
Scammer's website cut.ly
Country United States
Victim Location WA 98011, USA
Type of a scam Phishing
Type of a scam Credit Cards