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they called me ask for wrong person then said what  number is this i said you called me you tell me  they hung up then called back scamers at work becarefull....

I keep calls from this number and they insist they are not calling me.  Well my phone is ringing with this number and no message.  It is Fifth Third Bank.  Fifth Third customer service says it is their collection department.  I have nothing in collection.

It's 5/3 Bank... I am a loyal customer, it's not a scam.  I work law enforcement with financial crimes.

This is an absolute SCAM.  I called the number and received an automated voice, asking me to enter "your social security number."  No legitimate financial institution would request your full social security number (or bank account number, which was the other option).  They would simply verify your last four digits.

Be smart.  Never, ever give your personal or financial information over the phone to a person, company, or automated calling center.

its not a scam.... if you call 5/3 you have the option of using your card number, your ss number, or your account number which will then forward you to your account options screen. i just opened a new checkign account so i assume they were calling me about that.

This is TOO a scam.  They called me about a Capital One account and fraudulent charges, I said I was in the middle of driving somewhere but I'd stop into my local branch that I was near.  I didn't, I just wanted to call Capital One myself and get the real gist.  It indeed was a fraud call but because I said I'd stop into my local branch, they didn't go any further. The next step would have been personal information. Just be smart about these calls. Hang up with them and call your bank back directly.  For 2 minutes of your time, it'd save lots of hassle.

---The only thing I can think of is that 5/3 bank has the same number outgoing and this "company" is utilizing it for scams. Or maybe someone at the bank is scamming people.  Something the "financial crimes" law enforcement should look into and stop it.

This is NOT a scam. This is a fraud detection company that is outsourced by your bank or credit union.

IF you google the 800 number they leave you (800-889-5280) MANY MANY credit union and bank pages come up that list this phone number to call if your debit card is lost, stolen, or there is fraudalent activity.

They were able to tell me in detail recent purchases I had made and they did not ask for my ss#, only the reference number they left me and I verified my name and address.

Someone tried to use my card in Ohio (I am no where near Ohio) and they hand keyed in the number for two $7 purchases. The fraud detection people told me that they do that to see if the card info is good and then they hammer you with charges.


They kept my card active for me to withdraw cash and then deactivated it so no more fraud could take place. My CU is going to issue me a new card.

This is not a scam. This happed to me last night and once before in October.  It is a fraud dect. company. The was over a thousand dollars worth of Fraud charges to to my account. I called my bank and they confirmed that this company froze my account because of suspisous charges in middle of the norwhere america. Since I live in New england it was clear that it wasn't me. The next day I had to go into the bank and have them order me new cards and distpute the charges.. A big hassle but luckily they caught it or I would be broke and SOL...  Becafeful of onlune transactions and sketchie ATMs. They are people who put devices inside to get your strip and card number and sell it to get more money.  I opened a second account just so that I can use that at the places i don't trust. Wont get me next time!

didnt answer was midnight called 9 times.

said from 5/3rd. wanted to verify info for loan. called number back. Indeed 5/3.

They are legit.  I got a call asking if I had just used my card three times at a Travel Lodge in England for a total of over $500.  Well I am in S Texas, so some one had gotten my card number.  They blocked my card and instructed me to contact my bank.  Within 30 minutes I canceled my card, ordered a new one and had the charged disputed.  A very good service in my opinion.

I don't have anything to do with 5/3 - so if it's them, why would they be calling?

It is a group Number in 5/3 Bank. Every person that makes a call from the Operations center comes up as this number.

It's Fifth Third general call out number, I received a call from recruiting about a job I applied for. This number showed up on caller ID but person left a different number to call back.

It's 5/3 bank....Call them immediately