4107748465

I received a call from Western Wats at the number posted and a ASian female started asking me questions about my chase account. I called to report the problem and I could swear that the same Asian female that called me answerd my call and told me that I had no reason to be alarmed.

Yeah Right!
Sounds like a call center from the Philippines trying to take some money on the sly.
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Called on 5-23-11, I answered, nobody said anything on the other end and the line eventually hung up. Seems to be a prank of some kind.

I just received a call from the same number and did not answer it.   I wish companies would quit selling or giving my number and email address away.

Got a call from a caller who id'd herself as Mikaela Hernandez. Didn't leave a message. From all the comments made about this number, I'd be wary of giving this people any more information than they already have!

Caller ID said "Chase S". They called twice a day three days in a row at the same time. I picked up on the third day, got a man with a Spanish accent asking for my mother, I told her she wasn't avaiable so he wanted to ask me questions regarding my bank account at Chase. The day before I had called my bank branch about it and my representative tole me that if it was a Chase number it would be a 1-800 number or my local area code for our branch and they would leave a message. I told the man this and hung up. I believe its a scam.

Ever since a few days ago I've received this call and the Caller ID has been "Chase Survey". I didn't pick up until today. They seem to know my name and I don't know why. I know for sure it's a scam. I will be sure to call Chase in a while.

Yeah, Just got the call again... Last time I complained to Chase about it they sent me the privacy policy...Or I call it "anit- privacy policy". Everyone that banks with Chase should get a copy of  it and read it carefully... Amazing... not what I expected. I raised cane and they told me all the banks do about the same.. I didn't believe it .. but after Googling it for a bit ... They were right. They have every right to sell your private information to 3rd party businesses. Just part of what they consider good business. But like They said. They all do it. Need really   to read it. It is online too. Might want to check into a credit union' policy if  you don't want your phone, address, Spending habbits, and what type of an account you have with them disclosed for chump change. All the things a good con artist would want.

I received a phone call on my house phone from this number, the caller ID read "Chase S" . Somebody called asking for my husband. It was a woman she introduced herself as Maria or Marylin from chase bank. She asked me if we happened to use the bank in past couple of weeks and she wanted  some account information. I told her that I couldn't answer any of her questions, because my husband is not home. She said she will call back.
I think somebody is trying to steal bank account info. I notified chase about it.

I received multiple calls from this number saying that they are doing a survey for Chase. I did not give them any information

We also received a call from Chase-410-774-8465. We wonder what unwanted calls are about, but no longer answer, unless we reach for the phone, without first, thinking. Years ago, we used to be able to answer to an honest company and sometimes purchase something and actually get a good product, or service. Nowadays, that is not,-not,- advisable!! Some of these calls somehow make it through the Do Not Call list. If all of us either not answer our phone, or said that we're not interested, instead of listening, even for a few seconds, it might help. They must be getting some positive response. Or else, they wouldn't call. We are thankful for sites like this one, that lets find information about these numbers!.

Please! everybody, these calls are from the same type of people that highjack your email with bogus email that you've won cash, dear beneficrary you've inherited money. Get those by the dozens everyday. Also these numbers are also highjacked through the phone lines, believe me. Thats why you can't call back and sometimes the person don't know why you called them or they're actually another business. This is the technology era with many crooks outthier to try to steal your money. The other day a man got a call from one of these numbers saying they were his granddaughters lawyer and she got busted for DUI and needed 5,000 dollars for bail and to western union it. Problem was the granddaughter happened to be with him at the time. Since these numbers are being tapped into using to call out with ,it's hard to catch them. Also the do not call register will not matter. Many people around the nation are dealing with this until some form of machine we can attach. Hope i helped those to understand whats going on everywhere. Really right now don't answer or do what I do every once in a while for fun let them know your on to them and this call is being taped and recorded. See how fast they hang up.

I received a call from 410-774-8465. I did not answer and they left no message. I phoned them back to determine what the purpose of the call was, they did not answer. I googled the number and found this website. I assume the people calling from 410-774-8465 are scam artists phishing for information.

Scammer from Philippines states she works for www.opionology.com calling on behalf of Chase Bank. I can overhear her being coached by a man as what to say. She first denied she was from Philippines stating her company's head office is in Orem, Utah, but when I pressed the issue telling her I was tracking her call by satellite she confessed she is in the Philippines. JP Morgan/Chase Bank states they have not hired any third party company to take surveys. These are scammers. I contacted associates at the agency and they will be knocking on the doors of these fraudsters shortly.
Tick, tock!

RE:  410-774-8465
Caller ID:  Chase S
Time:  18:30, 22-Aug-11
Picked up call on 3rd ring, after saying hello several times and no answer, I hung up.  I am on the State and Federal do not call lists, but if it is indeed Chase Bank calling, I am a customer of theirs so I understand it is allowed to phone me.

If they call again and someone responds this time, I'll hang up on them.  End of conversation.  : 0)

Said they were performing a "bank survey."  The person stumbled all over the place when I said I was suspicious of the call.  I'm calling my bank.

Called chase and they said since 2008 they've been doing these follow-up surveys.

received a call from the number. They did not leave a message

I've gotten a few calls from "Chase S" in the last week, they never leave a message. I tried calling this number back, it just rings and rings for about a minute, then disconnects. The last call I got from them was today 10/24/11. They asked for my husband, when I told her he wasn't available, she asked if I had any transactions with Chase in the last 7 days. I was immediately suspicious of this call, so I told her that we are no longer with Chase. She hung up right away. I really do have an account with Chase so I called my local branch to ask them about these calls. She told me that they are having lots of complaints about these types of calls, texts, emails etc. She told me not to give out my information over the phone, and to report this number 410-774-8465 to abuse@chase.com.

Received call from 410-774-8465.  Caller ID is "Chase S"... I am on the "do not call" list.  No message was left.

I answered for fun because it looked Caller ID gave the number and "Maryland".  A red flag went up for me.  But hubby was at work [6pm] so thought I'd waste a scammer's time. She said it was a survey from Chase, had I been to [address] branch in the past week? I acted kinda dumb answering no, then yes I had, then acted a little confused. Eventually she said the survey was only for that branch and she thanked me for my time.  I said, "Oh, your'e gonna go? Why?" I did that a couple of times and then I laughed my biggest, loudest and said, "It's because you aren't CHASE and this is a scammer call!!  She insisted it wasn't and continued to be polite and ended the call.  I knew it was from the beginning and the connection was very bad, like under water.  Her being polite was a surprise because the last scam call I got was a man requesting credit card info (ouch!). I played him along a long time, but when he found out I had he yelled for me to have f...ing lousy night! Of course he could say that because these calls are untraceable and I had wasted a bad person's time.  I hope I kept him from scamming someone.