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ActiveThe phone number 877-557-0506 might be associated with activities related to financial services, potentially involving debit card fraud monitoring. It seems that this number could be linked to Truist Bank's Debit Card Fraud Monitoring Team. However, there is a recommendation for caution, as impersonators and scammers might use this number to deceive individuals. Techniques like spoofing might be involved, making it difficult to verify the caller's identity. Users may want to exercise vigilance when receiving calls from this number.
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This number has 5 spam reports
This number has a 50% spam score
This number has 11 comments
This number has 452 searches
Summary of phone number verification details and key risk signals.
FraudScan Score
100%
Fraud Risk
Valid Number
Yes
Prepaid
-
VOIP
No
Risk Level
Risky
Recent Abuse
Yes
Active Status
Active
Do not Call Status
Not On DNC List
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(877) 557-0506
This is a spam call indicating it is Truist Bank. It is NOT. It is Just a call to get your banking information. Had to block number they called so many times.
(877) 557-0506
Scam pretending to be a bank
(877) 557-0506
Fraud alert
(877) 557-0506
This number is being used to harass my teenage daughter by a Tina Walton Turner from 308 ford drive. Petal. Ms. 39465. She Is well known for this.
(877) 557-0506
Called 3 times and hung up with no message left. Thanks
(877) 557-0506
This is a scam!
(877) 557-0506
Should show up as bb&t. I do not answer calls that I do know.
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BBT fraud
(877) 557-0506
Not spam, they are very helpful, and yes, it's BB&T fraud
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this is BB&T fraud dept
(877) 557-0506
We got a call from a man at this number who said he was calling from PNC Bank, and he wanted to speak to our daughter about her account. He wouldn't talk to me about it, but he left the same phone number and a reference number, and asked that she call him. I think it's a scam, or maybe even ID theft. #1. Our daughter doesn't have any account with PNC Bank. #2. Our home number is unlisted. #3. When I returned that call, it was answered by a recording that thanked me for calling the debit card fraud department of BB&T Bank. #4. When I tried to see if there was a credit report for our daughter, the site made a reference to a loan in 2007, but wouldn't let me see the details online. That was impossible because she was still in school, had no income, and was too young to qualify for a loan of any kind. Obviously, I'm looking into this right away.