(972) 331-9022

We got a call from that number yes****ay and I called my bank. The bank told us that we should  always **** up on these types of calls because the bank will always identify themself and offer a way to confirm.

Just got a call from this number alleging there was an issue with my MasterCard. They wanted me to verify my card information. I did not provide any information. Just ***g-up and checked to make sure my account is just fine.

Got a call from this number (972-331-9022) at 6:49pm 3/17/2011.  An automated message said "This is MasterCard calling to inform you that your account has been robbed, please press 1 to speak to someone".  I ***g up and laughed about it because it was so ridiculous.  Why do people fall for this scam?

Got a call from this number (972-331-9022) at 6:49pm 3/17/2011.  An automated message said "This is MasterCard calling to inform you that your account has been robbed, please press 1 to speak to someone".  I ***g up and laughed about it because it was so ridiculous.  Why do people fall for this scam?

I received call from 972-331-9022 Call ID, 4/21/2010 after 10 PM, to my mobile phone. At the time, I was on vacation. The automatic recorded message stated, "This is to inform you that your ATM card has been accessed by some other person. For this reason we decided to suspend it. Please press one to be transferred to our security department to reactivate your account.”  I deleted this message, and then ***g up.  After I returned home a week later, I had several voice messages on my home phone stating, “this is the Fraud Department for Card Services … there were charges made to your card credit … contact 800-383-0618 immediately” (different number than home phone caller ID). These messages correctly identified my credit card company’s name. I did not call the number provided in voice message, but contacted the customer service number on my credit card. They verified there were fraud notes on my account, there were charges on 4/22 and 4/23, and I must verify I made the charges before funds would be released to: Auto Trader for 4/22 $150.99 and Amazon.com for 4/23 $1.00. I have not used this credit card since 3/2009, so Fraud Alert was activated when these charges were made to account. I verified these charges were not mine, card was cancelled, and a different card will be issued to *****e number, 972-331-9022, was Caller ID S****ed and actually is to legitimate business phone number. This criminal was using a phone number masking system that displayed this number, with the intention to defraud and use my credit. Most likely, these calls are sent over an international network and virtually untraceable.I was thankful for Card Services Monitoring because I rarely use the credit card. NEVER, EVER give out any information to a caller requesting your personal information or FALL FOR THIS SCAM.

I received call from 972-331-9022 Call ID, 4/21/2010 after 10 PM, to my mobile phone. At the time, I was on vacation. The automatic recorded message stated, "This is to inform you that your ATM card has been accessed by some other person. For this reason we decided to suspend it. Please press one to be transferred to our security department to reactivate your account.”  I deleted this message, and then ***g up.  After I returned home a week later, I had several voice messages on my home phone stating, “this is the Fraud Department for Card Services … there were charges made to your card credit … contact 800-383-0618 immediately” (different number than home phone caller ID). These messages correctly identified my credit card company’s name. I did not call the number provided in voice message, but contacted the customer service number on my credit card. They verified there were fraud notes on my account, there were charges on 4/22 and 4/23, and I must verify I made the charges before funds would be released to: Auto Trader for 4/22 $150.99 and Amazon.com for 4/23 $1.00. I have not used this credit card since 3/2009, so Fraud Alert was activated when these charges were made to account. I verified these charges were not mine, card was cancelled, and a different card will be issued to *****e number, 972-331-9022, was Caller ID S****ed and actually is to legitimate business phone number. This criminal was using a phone number masking system that displayed this number, with the intention to defraud and use my credit. Most likely, these calls are sent over an international network and virtually untraceable.I was thankful for Card Services Monitoring because I rarely use the credit card. NEVER, EVER give out any information to a caller requesting your personal information or FALL FOR THIS SCAM.

I received call from 972-331-9022 Call ID, 4/21/2010 after 10 PM, to my mobile phone. At the time, I was on vacation. The automatic recorded message stated, "This is to inform you that your ATM card has been accessed by some other person. For this reason we decided to suspend it. Please press one to be transferred to our security department to reactivate your account.”  I deleted this message, and then ***g up.  After I returned home a week later, I had several voice messages on my home phone stating, “this is the Fraud Department for Card Services … there were charges made to your card credit … contact 800-383-0618 immediately” (different number than home phone caller ID). These messages correctly identified my credit card company’s name. I did not call the number provided in voice message, but contacted the customer service number on my credit card. They verified there were fraud notes on my account, there were charges on 4/22 and 4/23, and I must verify I made the charges before funds would be released to: Auto Trader for 4/22 $150.99 and Amazon.com for 4/23 $1.00. I have not used this credit card since 3/2009, so Fraud Alert was activated when these charges were made to account. I verified these charges were not mine, card was cancelled, and a different card will be issued to *****e number, 972-331-9022, was Caller ID S****ed and actually is to legitimate business phone number. This criminal was using a phone number masking system that displayed this number, with the intention to defraud and use my credit. Most likely, these calls are sent over an international network and virtually untraceable.I was thankful for Card Services Monitoring because I rarely use the credit card. NEVER, EVER give out any information to a caller requesting your personal information or FALL FOR THIS SCAM.

I have had similar call.  I called the business and the manager there was very professional, appologitic and understanding.  He spent about 15 mins with me over the phone and explained to me what was going on.  He gave me number to local authority and state authority to report this incident.  It is so frustrating to hear that local and state authority will not do anything about this issue.  Essentially their number has been s****ed (google this) by some nut job in Russia or ****a and is on prowl looking for some one to give him/her their credit card/atm information so they can get easy money.  As a business owner i would not want this to happend to my phone number.

Received call from this number on April 11th @ 1:30pm.  I answered and there was a recording from a place called Federal so****ing or other.  They claim that there was unauthorized activity on my card (never said which card and I don't have a card from a company with Federal in the name) and they have deactivated it.  They said I can reactivate by pressing 1.  Out of curiosity I did and it asked for me to enter my 16 digit card number. I ***g up.  Obvious fraud.

Got a call at 8:00 am this morning telling me that my three rivers ATM was compromised- I don't even have a three rivers ATM. This happened about a month ago- from a different number. Anyone know how to block the calls?

I live in Battle Creek, Michigan. This number called my cell phone. It was 1 a.m. when the call came in. I was told that some ATM account of mine had been accessed. We checked out account, but nothing had been withdrawn. After looking up the number online, we decided to call All Star Physical Therapy in Dallas, Texas. This is the company connected with the number. ***ody was available, so we left a message. Not sure what to think of this. I used to live in Dallas, Texas, in 1999, but I had de-activated my ATM card upon leaving college. As I said, not sure what to think. Thankfully, I did not choose to "reactivate" this supposed card I don't remember actually ever having. I did find it very strange that it provided the option to leave it deactivated or to reactivate it, and there was no operator available for consultation about the matter. Most definitely a scam, but very curious.

My bank said this was a scam number.  the automated system asks for credit card info.

Called at 3:47 this AM informing me that my ATM account had been accessed by an unauthorized user, asked me to hit a number to restore the account.