952-563-7000

Received a phone call that said my debit card woud not work at the ATM or for shoppping & to press 1 for security.  It as an automate message.

Gobbledy [***] call which I answered on my cell phone.  Couldn't understand all, but sounded like others I read about---something about credit card, call immediately to clarify etc. etc.  Too broken up to find out much more, but obviously a scam.

Received a phone call at 855pm that was automated and garbled. Message stated that my debit card had been deactivated and that I needed to speak with their security department. I did not press 1 because I did not hear that part (message was garbled).  I did not hear what bank my debit card was from.  Tried calling the number this morning and it has been disconnected according to the message.  

I feel better now that I'm reading all of these. I was freaked out for a second there!

I got a call from this number late last night.  Did not leave a message.

Got a call late last night and had no message

Got a message saying to press 1 to reactivate my debit card for purchases.  Did not call number back.

Got the same call and the same basic message this afternoon. It called both our cell phones which have nearly sequential numbers. This is a scam. Run like the wind from it. I pity the person who gives out their credit card info to them. DON'T!!!

same thing happened to me on 11/04 @ around 8:45PM. This AM, that # has been disconnected...those scum-sucking parasites!

My wife and I both received a message at the same time that our debit card was compromised and wanted us to call. We call our banking institution and found it ti\o be a scam!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(952) 563-7000

Same automated message to me tonight.  I had just used my card to purchase gas at Morongo Reservation off Apache Trail exit by the 10. Maybe Morongo is selling or sharing info of their customers with the scammers?  I entered no info.  I called number back and got what sounded like a Vietnamese automated message answering.  I again hung up.  I would like to report them as well.  My guess is its acutally an Asian company using an American number to try to steal credit card info.  Of course, it is very difficult for American companies to prosecute this if its Vietnam or china where it originates.

Same call today. Called actual card issuer and reported it. They said they've been receiving a lot of calls about this one.