513-579-5353

It's 5/3 bank

They called with a bunch of info that I didn't understand. then when I called the number back they asked for my card number or social

some one calld me an hung up 2 times

this is from a Credit Card Fraud Detection. I recieved a call from them that stated that I had fraudulant charges on my Bank/Debit Card. They provided the information. So I called my bank and found out the number is correct for the Fraud Monitoring Service.

Don't ever gove out personal info this is a scam

They called and left a message about fraudulent activity on my debit card and said my account was frozen. I checked with both my banks and checked my accounts online and none of this was true.

Always check with YOUR bank first.

I did not call these people back.

Called and asked for me, but had an incorrect last name. Seemed suspicous.

It is 5/3 Bank. They called me to verify a new checking account, that I applied for online.

Called our work number and asked for a person that has never worked here. I told them there is no such person. Then she asked to be forwarded to the front desk. I said no. Then the women started to go into a spiel about "This conversation may be recorded" thats when I hung up.

A bank or credit card company will never call and ask YOU to confirm your account number. If they do it is a fraudulent call.

It is easy to fake caller Id numbers.

Just received a call myself.  Was on the other line, so I listened to the voicemail.  Stated they were calling on behalf of my bank and that my account is blocked.  I called my bank and they are taking care of it.

This is not a scam.  This is the credit card monitoring service for 5/3 Bank.  They called me to inform me that an unusual charge to my credit card was made today and they were asking me if I authorized this charge.  Turns out I had not authorized this charge, so they put a block on the card as a result of the call.  This is a good thing!  If this were fraudulent and someone was trying to get my money, they wouldn't block my bank account or they wouldn't be able to access my money either.  I verified with my bank that my account has been blocked and closed.  They are automatically providing me with a new account, card, etc.

It was 5th / 3rd debit card fraud division.  I called my bank and they were like "yes we work with them" She gave me a "good" number for them and it was the same number they left on my VMX to call them with.  Called them and gave them the ref number they left on my vmx.  Verified that there was a "test" charge of 10 bucks today to a fake web site.  Testing to see if the card information was good.  They canceled out my card and now i have to get a new one.  Strange thing is like an hour before they called me i got a call from a different phone number ... i wonder if they were "testing" my phone too... bleh.  Even stranger is 2 days ago I asked for my card to be replaced.

This is the Fraud protection phone number for Fifth Third Bank.  if you don't trust it call fifth thirds customer service help 1-800-972-3030

This is not legit. This is NCO Financial, not Fifth Third Bank. They will tell u they are working for 1500 banks. This is a debt collector I am a bank employee and they tried to pull this crap on me I checked my account, no fraudulent charges.

When you call them back they will ask you for account info and empty your bank account for a debt you do not owe. Do not give them any information.

This was Fifth Third Bank calling to discuss my online application for a home mortgage loan.  They left a voicemail with a toll free number to call back.

Yup - this is Fifth Third Bank callling so you should be fine UNLESS someone is using this number as a disguise of some sort.

Caller is using my cell phone to get through to me and the same company has used a different number 866-450-0037.  I have never called back, just looked the number up on this site to see who it is.

I don't and have never had an account with 5/3rd bank.  So I would say scam...

I don't and have never had an account with 5/3rd bank.  So I would say scam...

Could also be somoene that you know wo works there. It is the default number for caller id when an employee dials out.