(225) 341-6240

calls my cell phone on a daily basis (using up my tracfone time that I have paid for).sends text messages (which tracfone is unable to block as they cannot block text messages) this also depletes my expensive time I have paid for.The message tells me that my credit card has been deactivated (none of my limited number of cards is affected. Also, leaves a message on other occasions saying my card has been ACTIVATED and to call them back at 866-200-0969; upon checking calling this number met with message, "checking number/error in their internal line."I have no outstanding delinquent loans and my credit is in good standing yet I am unable to control who calls and waists my expensive tracfone cellphone time.  I am unable to reach a representative to discuss how to be removed from this list and why I am on it in the first place.  The attorney general of the United States of America should stop this abuse.SIMPLY DO NOT REPLY TO THIS CALL. BLOCK FROM TEXT MSGING IF POSSIBLE. ADD YOU NUMBER TO THE DO NOT CALL REGISTRY.  WRITE YOUR REPRESENTATIVE AND SENATOR.B K Matthews

I suspect that "Nuvell" is actually a scam to verify cell phone numbers. I received 2 wrong calls for a person on my cell and when I returned the call I was asked what number had been called and gave it to the person on the other line. She said she couldn't locate the number or name that was asked for and ended the call. I didn't receive anymore calls from them after that BUT---2 days ago, I received a call on my cell from a local county saying that my Visa debit had been frozen due to su****ious activity. I immediately ***g up because I knew that I didn't have that card and didn't use my cell for banking. Be careful, I think it's a phishing scam. The call back number for the debit call was (225)341-6240. It answers as Photo Voice and no one ever answers if you press the numbers for a response.

I got a call from this number saying my debit card was frozen because of su****ious activity. I immediatley ***g because the number they called is not related to my banking info in any way. I suspect they are phishing. BE CAREFUL.

I suspect that "Nuvell" (877)688-3555 is actually a scam to verify cell phone numbers. I received 2 wrong calls for a person on my cell and when I returned the call I was asked what number had been called and gave it to the person on the other line. She said she couldn't locate the number or name that was asked for and ended the call. I didn't receive anymore calls from them after that BUT---2 days ago, I received a call on my cell from a local county saying that my Visa debit had been frozen due to su****ious activity. I immediately ***g up because I knew that I didn't have that card and didn't use my cell for banking. Be careful, I think it's a phishing scam. The call back number for the debit call was (225)341-6240. It answers as Photo Voice and no one ever answers if you press the numbers for a response.

Just a missed call, from Louisiana. Don't know anyone in LA, so I'm gonna stick with the folks here and let this one lie until it's dead.

Got a call  on my cell stating they were calling from a bank in my area (thought not MY bank) saying that my debit card had been temporarily suspended for security purposes.  Then they asked me to press 1 to be immediately connected to security dept - of course I didn't, since it wasn't my bank and they were calling my cell...but what if they would have happened to have "guessed" the right bank and called my home phone?  Bad deal, hope no one falls for this!

This number is being hijacked by a bank scam ring. The scam phone calls are not really coming from this number. The scammers are faking (s****ing) the callerID with the phone number of a legitimate business (in this case the number of a legitimate company called VoterVoice). If you see this phone number on your callerID and hear a message about some kind of banking problem, please do not call this number back. There is nothing we can tell you, and we did not actually initiate the call you received. The scammers are hoping that you enter your card number and pin when you answer the original call. This will allow them to record the info entered and use it for fraud. Hopefully, you did not do this. If you did, call your bank to report.

Left no v/m message! This is a company called VOTER VOICE

Called about 3 minutes ago. They didn't leave a v/m. In the background they are silent and holding the phone. Y go 2 a person's v/m and not say anything? I guess they like my music.

Was some scam about my debit card, wanted me to give them my credit card number!