(858) 576-7366

Report it to FCC. I get call from same number. FCC shall get busy finding this caller. I get call from same number, but asking for "Robert Sargent".I recommend to listen full call and note down (or best is to record if possible) every details. And then report to http://esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htm

I am getting calls several times per week from 858-576-7366 and they say it is Union Bank calling for Karen Cuttoff.  They leave a call back number, but there is never an answer.  I had 2 other phone numbers they were using in the past, and I had Verizon call block them, only to have them call from a different number.  I have used 2 of my 5 free call blocks allowed by Verizon, and they say they can't do anything about it.  Very annoying as the calls usually are made when I am the busiest.  How can we stop this nonsense?  It appears it has been going on for several years.

I just recieved a call from 858-576-7366 some one saying they are from Union bank wanting to verify my address and or birthdate as a courtesy call to remind me of morgage payment due. I gave her my address and birthdate only. I hope there is no problem giving that information. How did they get my name and number?

who has this ph#??

the telephone number: 858-576-7355 is originating from North San Diego County.  Although the caler that called me said it was Union Bank, when I called Union Bank, their Security and Risk Services department told me they do not have any departments in San Diego that would be calling customers, and they would NEVER ask a customer to provide account numbers or social security numbers in a phone cal, the bank warns customers on their website not to provide information on the phone.If you read the posts, you will see that this phone number shows up asking people to confirm their internet information, and some of the reports say they think it's Union Bank.  I have a habit of making notes while I'm on the phone, so I had the guy's name, wrote down the number that showed on my screen, wrote down pertinent comments he made and noted the date and time of the call.  OK, most people don't do that, but I was able to report all of this information to the Fraud Investigation department of Union Bank, and they may be able to contact the police in San Diego and have them check it out.Just so you know, Union Bank of California is headquartered in San Francisco, not San Diego.  Be Very Careful of people seeking information on the phone.  **** up yourself and then call the bank to see if there is a problem.  Just in case it really IS an employee of the bank, you can then tell their supervisor of their behavior and inappropriate questions so they can retrain this employee.I welcome comments about this post.  Fraud is everywhere, sadly.  Protect yourself.  I think I'll go to just cash from now on.