800-848-3155

Somebody called me from this nbr saying they are from Fidelity.

At least in my case, this is a company hired by Fidelity which they reported as the "Fidelity Products Information Line."  They are trying to get proxies for a vote because not enough people have responded to the request for proxies.  They gave me a number which they say goes directly to Fidelity, if I want to check the information.  Tel. 800-544-3198.  They said that they are a 3rd party.

They called to inform me I have a meeting of some kind with them.
Have no idea what they are talking about

special Holders meeting - what is that ???

They said it was Fidelity Investments, but had my Dad's old phone number, where I never lived.  Not sure how they got that number or from where.  They said they will send the Proxy paperwork in the mail.  From what I understand, companies regularly hold shareholder meetings to present and discuss important management decisions that impact shareholders. This includes special meetings of shareholders to seek approval of changes to fund services or policies that require shareholder approval. As a shareholder, we are entitled to vote on these important matters. If we want, we could attend the shareholder meeting in person to cast our vote, or cast a proxy vote, which allows us to cast our votes through the mail, over the telephone, or online. This way, our vote can be counted without having to attend the meeting in person. The proxy statement, which provides details regarding the meeting and the management and shareholder proposals, if any, that will be voted on at the meeting, is provided to shareholders before the meeting is held. The proxy statement may be sent to you via U.S. mail or email, if you have consented to electronic delivery, or you may receive a notice linking you to a website where you can review it online.

They wanted my son who never had the number they called.  He has retirement with Fedelity but found these people wanted to sell him something else.

Someone from this number called my elderly parents in another city, looking for my daughter (their granddaughter) which makes no sense because she never lived with them and wouldn't have used their number for anything. My parents refused to give them any information and said they wouldn't say what it was about. Sounds VERY sketchy to me.

ADDITIONAL: I Googled the number and found this telephone script attached to it.
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/744822/000074482204000018/main.htm

They keep call my grandpas house. I have no idea how they got the number

Someone from this number has been calling my mother's house, looking for my son who has never lived there. My parents refuse to give any information to them. My son has no ties with the company they say it represents.

Received call asking 4 my daughter's tel. No,  as "trustee" of an account and proxy votes needed on behalf of aberdeen trust. Very vague. Person identified herself as a rep. From fidelity investments.  I called, & fidelity said, if they called, they would only ask for individual & not give info as to reason.  She then asked whether my daughter had a 401k.  That's when i thought she was a fake. First trustee? & then owner of a fidelity freedom trust account in a 401k account?

Someone called my Father after 8PM EST saying they were with Fidelity saying they were trying to get ahold of me re proxy votes for a shareholders meeting.   Very Sketchy. They seem to phishing older relatives to try and get information. Luckily my Dad didn't give them any.

If you knew about your investments you wouldn't think something is sketchy. If you have a fund with fidelity that's why you're being called. I completed my vote and asked questions. If you also review your proxy statement you would see the name of the company that fidelity has hired to complete the proxy votes. also check the website www.proxyvote.com/proxy