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AT&T Southwest
Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery
Landline
77001, 77002, 77003, 77004
Houston, TX
29° 45' 31.25", -95° 22' 6.26"
This number has been reported for scam activity related to fraudulent or suspicious charges. In this instance, the caller pretended to alert the recipient about a suspicious charge to Amazon. The caller hung up when requested to be called back.
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This number has 4 spam reports
This number has a 40% spam score
This number has 4 comments
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Summary of phone number verification details and key risk signals.
FraudScan Score
100%
Fraud Risk
Valid Number
Yes
Prepaid
-
VOIP
Yes
Risk Level
Risky
Recent Abuse
Yes
Active Status
Active
Do not Call Status
Not On DNC List
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(713) 262-3300
Guy calls saying that he was with Chase and that they recently saw some charges that might be fraudulent. He asked if I had a Chase card with the last four digits #### - which were from an old card. So I knew that it was a scam. Be smart out there. Always hang up and call your credit card company yourself about things.
(713) 262-3300
Said I had a fraudulent/suspicious charge to Amazon. I asked to call back, and they hung up. A call to Chase using the # on my card proved that it was a scam.
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Someone called from this #. I let it ring then I called the # back. A woman answered the phone saying she was from Chase and needed my cc #. I asked who she was and she did not want to give me her name. I reminded her she called my # first. Nahab was name she gave me. Doubtful if that is real. Calling as a final courtesy to lower our cc rates. Odd we do not have a cc with chase and she could not give the name of the owner of our phone #. I am doubtful it was a ligit call from Chase. Why call a customer who does not have your company's cc for a lower rate reduction? I loved this is the final courtsey call comment. Like scammer calls are a courtesy in any way, shape or form.