800-386-7876

This is the number for a collection agency NRS or something. I got a call from them regarding an AT&T bill which I forgot to pay. Dont disregard this call, as it might end up on your credit history if you dont pay them ASAP.

Left rude message on voicemail.

Left a couple of messages claiming to follow up on "correspondence" that was mailed to me (not possible). Sounded like from a busy call center.

Sergio from NRS keeps calling my cell phone for someone with the last name Gonzalez, which is no one I know,must have been the last person to own my phone. They call everyday it seems, its getting rather annoying. I called back telling them to stop calling me that the Gonzales person no longer has this number and if they listened to my voicemail message they would realize that I have a completely different name.

I received a message from this number on my phone.  The message sounded as if the message was from the IRS, not NRS.  Because it was a 1-800 number I did an internet search to find this website.  The women or man, had a strong accent, so I am assuming now it was "NRS" or they were trying to "trick" someone.

This looks like a suspicious number. I got an email posing it from one of the creditcard companies saying that there is a security issue with my credit card account, and asked me to call this number(1-800-386-6624) and enter a code (as supplied in the mail) in order to fix the security issue.

I got a text from this number and it asked me to call them with a pin mentioned in the txt. But I wasn't quite sure, so I logged into my CC a/c to verify if this is legit. When i called customer service using a different number, they said that it was a valid text because there were some fraud charges on my CC.

So atleast in my experience this seems to be legit, but for your safety you could always call your cust. rep using a different number or a number known to you and re-verify if a text or a call from the above mentioned number is valid/legit or not.

This is Citibank's automated early fraud detection warning number. It is quite legitimate, however, you can always call the number on the back of your card (and should do so if you ignore answering this number). Even if you don't answer this call and instead call the number on the back of your card, once you enter your card number, you will automatically be transferred to the early fraud detection desk. But this number is NOT a collection agency of any kind, and you should follow up with Citibank if this number calls with delay.

this is citibank's anti-fraud number, not a collection agency.  BTW, the call Type selection needs another option to match these kinds of calls

This IS legit.  I've been ignoring these calls for weeks because I did get a text that was a scam shortly before the calls started.  A former employer contacted me and said the fraud calls were being made to them as well so I called the official number on the back of my CitiBank card.  I was connected to their fraud department who verified that unauthorized purchases had been made on my account.  My account has been closed and a new card is in the mail.

I agree with the others here - Always call the official number on the reverse of your card if you're concerned.  The credit card company can verify from there whether the messages are legit.  I'm so glad I called.

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The number is a fraud - I confirmed it with Citibank.

The above is a shill posting.

Do not repsond to this number or provide any information.  Report the number immediately to Citibank.

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