923-000-9632

The lamers are trying to scam people saying they need to update their credit card information. I want their wind-piopes crushed

They wanted our credit card info so  they could "update" it

Hi:
This is Rachael calling about your current credit card account.

I then hung up. I have received this call once before that I remember.

I receive pre-recorded messages from this company often.  It pretends that it is my credit card company -- which it is not.  And says that certain services are about to expire -- which they are not.  This is outright fraud, and has been going on for more than a year.  I don't know how it can be allowed.  Some older people who get this call will doubtlessly panic and do whatever these criminals tell them to.

This number called my "get-away" and left their message last week, then just now called my home (different city in Washington). I answered and pressed 9 to talk to their operator. When I told him I am on a "Do Not Call" list, he said, "Well there's nothing I can do, since we don't call from a list. Just don't pick up!" He acted like it wasn't HIS problem! Why should I have my grandson's nap disturbed, my life unnecessarily interrupted because this creep doesn't use a list? Can something be done? This seems illegal and unethical.

stop calling

I just don't pick up numbers I am not familiar with.

My sister and I both got a call from this number. They asked by sister for info on her daughter in laws credit.
Be careful who you give any info to and never, never give out your credit card numbers to anyone.

I did answer and voice recording replied with information concerning credit card debt and to press a certain number if I needed assistance. I have received these calls before, I called this number, 923-000-9632 and the recording indicated number was not in service.

I got the same robocall.  Rachel from card holder services.  Pressed for service.  "Matt" answered and I asked, "Do I have an existing relationship with you?"  "Matt" hung up.  Well if he is "Matt" then I am Grunambulax and whomever owns this POS company can suck my Grunambulax.

This is not the first time this company has called.  Usually I am not available to answer calls so it goes to a voicemail.  

After the recording, a person connected and I asked if I owed $3000 or more in credit card debt.

I asked the name of the company and they said the name was "Account Services"; I then confirmed the name of the company.  They assured me they worked with the Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover.

I then asked the company's location and the caller’s response was: "Are you interested or are you just going to turn us in?" -- I responded with the word "What"?  I had no idea what the company was offering or why they were calling and they disconnected the call immediately.

It appears to me that this company was not reputable and knew it - please put a stop to them before they most likely rob less caution individuals!

If anyone knows the location of this call center please post it.  One of the many people on this list should be local to the facility and be able to have local PD shut them down.

There are so many crooks running so many telephone scams that most never get caught.  That's why this goes on.  There's nobody really trying to stop them.  Protect yourself.  Do not take calls from people who willingly violate the DO NOT CALL LIST.  Only crooks ignore the DNC.

It is illegal and unethical. They don't call from a list.  They call EVERY number and they don't care who is or is not on the DNC.  They ARE crooks -- professional criminals.

a call for reduced CC rates.  I pressed 9.  I said, "Please take my name off your list. The female who answered, who did not identify herself, asked, She asked, so you don't have a CC balance? "Do you understand why we called you?"  Then, I when I asked what their company name was and phone number, the female hung up!

Ya sure, you betcha, I'm gonna give 'em all dem numbers dey want right away.  Uff da!

Next time they call, press whatever button to get the real person.  Have an air horn handy.  As soon at the real person answers, blast them!!!!!

I have filed several FTC complaints; now it's time for revenge.  I asked for business name, etc. etc. to no avail.  They are OBVIOUSLY CRIMINALS.  No one seems to be able to shut them down.

The next time you get this call, WASTE AS MUCH OF THEIR TIME AS POSSIBLE.  This is the only solution.  Do your best to keep them on the line.  The more of their time you waste, the less profitable their scam is for them.  BY ALL MEANS, LIE!!!!!  Make up a fake name, tell them you have to go find your wallet.  Give them a bogus sob-story about your debts.  Make up fake credit card numbers.  Do anything and everything to keep them on the line.  FIGHT BACK !!!!

Time yourself, and report your results here for a friendly competition !!!

I really think they are Card Member Services.  They use a lot of different numbers and have called me on about five or six.  The goal here should be to keep them on the phone for at least two minutes.  The shorter calls are probably not reviewed by management.  The 000 exchange is very strange and probably made up.  

These people are part of a phishing scam and any info you give them should be bogus.  Greet them with "Jane at (bank you don't use) said you might call" and you become very interesting indeed. If you seem a little dumb, you will hold their interest. Interrupt them mid-script and say you can barely hear them. Make them repeat the important points.  

Sadly, I didn't get to talk to them.  Another number they use is 813-305-5214.

I got the "This is Rachael calling..." robo call, and annoyed the person I was connected to by putting them on hold long enough so that they called me on a separate line that gave a *real* caller ID - the second call came from 407-219-5960.  Here is the Superpages info for that number:

Pulliam, Thomas D., Attorney At Law
113 Palmola St, Lakeland, FL 33803