(800) 388-4223

Collection Agency SCAM. Illegal ****ods.

same guy keeps calling i told him my name was michael...i told him i know he isn't a real Chase ***nch ...i tell him there is no REAL  "chase auto finance" he keeps bein rude about it every time. and plus he is calling my cell asking for my dad..i think that even proves its a big fake... some people from a bank once came to my house saying to my parents they were Banco de America as in Bank of America trying to get info but the local bank said they would never ask for information over the phone, they would tell you to go to the actual bank. I think they're putting fake names on here saying they are a legitimate number but they are probably all trying to get u in their scam

Leaving threatening messages on my vm, as well as my parents' and friends' vm.

same foreign sounding guy calling here for days saying he's calling from chase auto demanding to speak to husband,(who is at work when he calls) .  i demand to know what he's calling about.  he says-'personal'.  FINALLY, today i got him to tell me the # he is calling from and he gave 800 388 4223. we have never financed an auto thru chase auto or chase cr card.  i called our chase cr card customer service and they have no idea why they would call.  have now taken our accts off their solicitation listings.  called chase auto at 866 401 9740 and rep ran our phone# thru their system and stated that our ph# does not come up in their system so it was not them that called.  will now report this to attorney gen and demand these people get fined since there is no reason they should be harrassing me with repetative phone calls that are evidently scams.

People... this is not a scam... it goes to Chase Collections department. They are attempting to contact debtors regarding loans in default. Let them know person doesn't live there and they will stop calling. The more ***ue and defensive you are, the more they dig; they think your covering for their debtor.

If this isn’t a scam then Chase is really acting “******ly”.  What legitimate organization would ask for someone’s Social Security. When calling the number I did get to a person and she had no idea why Chase’s automated computer would be calling me when I didn’t have an account with them. She sent me over to Customer Service, but that system wouldn’t connect me to a representative because they said it was off business hours, which it wasn’t.  I found another number 800-336-6675 for their Customer Service and they stated that the 800-388-4223 is their collection department, but in my case, I’m to just disregard the call.

We get calls from this number 10 times a day. it's really annoying.

I think these guys are a scam. Got 2 threatening voicemails from a woman at "Chase Auto Finance," said to call 800-388-4223 or she will "take immediate action."  She also said it was "inexcusable behavior" for me to ignore her calls. I've never had a loan with them.  After this, I was paranoid someone hacked my info so I pulled a credit report and Chase Auto Finance is not listed.Everytime I call, the automated system asks for my account number (which is nonexistent) or a social security number.  They think I'm a *****? I'm then placed on hold for the "next available rep" and after 30 minutes no one picks up. I've called at a few times and each time, I've wasted 30 minutes of my day.There are different phone numbers listed on the Chase website. I called them all and keep getting the runaround. Talk about bad customer service. I even went to the local Chase bank, and the rep there was equally as rude and said he couldn't help me.  He said they will never ask for a social security over the phone.I've reported this to the Chase fraud department.

They are legit.  The issue with me was that before I bought my house, someone used the address for a lot of bad debt.  This agency did a simple search and found my phone # and called looking for the deadbeat.

They keep calling my cell phone number and asking for someone who I don't know.  I tell them they have the wrong number and stop calling but they continue to call and every time they call, it costs me money.  I tried to speak to a supervisor but to no avail.  When I tried to fix this, I was either ***g up on or transfered to a continuous automated system where no one was actually available to talk to.

Hello [insert name],This message is for Ricky Smith. It is extremely important that we speak with him. Our number is 1-800-388-4223. Thank you,------------------------------This surely is a scam, as I don't know ricky smith nor have any business with the number given.

RECEIVED A CALL FROM #800-237-5330 CHASE AUTO FINANCE WANTS US TO CALL BACK THIS #800-388-4223 IN MY VOICE MAIL WE DONT HAVE ANY BUSINESS WITH CHASE AUTO FINANCE.

It is a legitimate Chase auto finance number from their accounts receivables deparment.Customer service agent very understanding on the matter.

That is just what they do to me.  They keep calling from an unavailable number and when they finally get me, they keep asking me to verify the same information that i verified just a week or two ago with them. In their defense i do have an auto loan with them and my payment is ususally late, but i dont get why they keep calling and asking me the same questions over and over.  its like "wasnt it saved from the last time we spoke?"

These people continue to call for someone who doesn't live at my house. They have absolutely no reason to be calling my house, as I have never done business with them. And I will not EVER give them my social security number, date of birth, or "supposed" account number. Since that's the first words out of the receptionist's mouth, you have no way of being removed from their list.

These people continue to call for someone who doesn't live at my house. They have absolutely no reason to be calling my house, as I have never done business with them. And I will not EVER give them my social security number, date of birth, or "supposed" account number. Since that's the first words out of the receptionist's mouth, you have no way of being removed from their list. And TRM, if you have supposedly verified that, then why don't you kindly give us their number too so we can remove our number from their calling list?  Are you sure you aren't working for this company????

I have verified with CHASE AUTO that this number is a legitimate CHASE number. It is not id thieves as previously noted by someone else on this site. Gave me good scare though.

I have verified with CHASE AUTO that this number is a legitimate CHASE number.  It is not id thieves or a scam as previously noted by someone else on this site.  Gave me good scare though.  They are with their collections department if you do get behind on your payment they will call you for payment arrangements.

Not sure how they get your # or info about your affiliation w/ Chase, but here's their scam: Step 1: They call you from an unknown number. If you're like me, you don't answer. Step 2: Using a recording, they leave a confusing voicemail that says they're urgently trying to reach someone about a reference. You won't recognize the name of the person they're trying to reach, but you'll probably call back, since you have a conscience. Step 3: When you call, their system sounds somewhat legitimate. But there's no way to reach the person that supposedly left you a voicemail. As soon as an "operator" gets on the line, they s**** demanding your social security number, your account number, your date of birth, etc. Tell them to **** and get a real job. They're scammers.

Not sure how they get your # or info about your affiliation w/ Chase, but here's their scam:Step 1: They call you from an unknown number. If you're like me, you don't answer. Step 2: Using a recording, they leave a confusing voicemail that says they're urgently trying to reach someone about a reference. You won't recognize the name of the person they're trying to reach, but you'll probably call back, since you have a conscience.Step 3: When you call, their system sounds somewhat legitimate. But there's no way to reach the person that supposedly left you a voicemail. As soon as an "operator" gets on the line, they s**** demanding your social security number, your account number, your date of birth, etc. Tell them to **** and get a real job. They're scammers.

They keep calling me and asking for someone I don't know.

These people had enough nerver to call the person who I used who recommended me to Chase!!!!!!!  The issue was cleared up already. Unbelievable!!!!!!!!!

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