800-207-8767

i called the number, this person was way to eager to help to have been a sovereign employee. get some fresh air and visit your local branch

Call 3 or 4 times in a week then maybe just maybe leave a message. If you do answer you will be told  by a machine that you have an important call waiting stay on the line. Well if its that important then have a person there my time is valuable too

Dear Call Recipients:

Santander, which now owns Sovereign Bank, has to make up for the billions they lost in the Bernie Madoff debacle.  And you, the banking customers, will have to make up for the loss.

If this has not happened to you yet, watch out:  you will find that even though you may have made a legitimate deposit to cover your checks and purchases, Sovereign Bank will delay the availability of your funds deliberately, all the while accepting—very quickly--checks that you probably mailed after the initial deposit.  In most cases, a handwritten mailed check is instantly converted to an “electronic check” and presented against your account the next day, weekends included, even though the company you mailed the check to, resides in another state.   This “trick in the system” allows Sovereign Bank to charge and extra $35.00 (unavailable funds fee) for every quickly converted electronic check, sometimes resulting in hundreds of dollars in fees.  Albeit this “trick” is not illegal, it is, however, highly unethical.  You have been warned.

Have received 5 phone calls from this number already today - they leave no message and I have no idea who they are.

"Belinda" called looking for a co-worker at our place of business; told her he was not here until later, and asked to leave a message, sio I said O.K. She them asked who I was; I told her N.Y.O.B., do you or do you not want to leave a message, it matters NOT who I am!. She left the number 800-207-8767, for me too pass on to my co-worker. Hmmm....if you have business with him, shouldn't you be calling his home number or his cell? Are you for real, or is this a scam? I wonder...

The caller ID displays "800-207-8767."  
I do not answer "800" calls on my cell phone.
One might suggest that their caller ID display "SOVERIGN"
Oen might also suggest if they have an important message or reason for contact that when their call goes unanswered they simply leave their name, their call back phone number, and the reason for their call rather than continue to call back time and again.  Will send letter to the Attorney General's Office as I'm on the DO NOT CALL LIST.

No scam, It is the Debt Collection Department of Sovereign Bank based at 450 Penn Street, Reading, PA 19602 - in a Call Room.

If the debtor has registered a Home phone, an Office number, and/or a Cell phone they will call, even if you are not yet 30 days past due.  They use an automated dialing sytem that displays 800-207-8767 on your caller ID, but NOT Soverign Bank. If you answer the automted call it will identify itself as coming from Sovereign Bank and state your name.  They will next prompt your response to a debt collection person, if you are the person they are trying to call.  If you do not answer the  automated call, as I did not, then their dialing machine will keep calling back, as many as 8 times in a day. I do not answer any calls from 800 numbers or from Out of Area, So it was only later after being harrassed by theri repeated dialing that I found out it was Sovereign Bank trying to collect $58 that was not yet 30 days past due. They even tried to collect an Annual renewal fee of $25 that was on a statement they had not yet mailed (deceptive)   I went to my local Sovereign Bank, paid account in full,, Since there was a small amount still due (less than $40)(The $25 renewals fee and some interest)  I called the 800 number and asked them for the remaining balance.  They told me they could mail a statement that would arrive within 2 weeks that would reflect the remaining amount due -or- for $25 they could FAX it to me.  I declined their generous offer and will now close the account at the local branch.  This said I did draft and mail letter of complaint to:

• Federal Trade Commission
• Office of the Attorney General – Boston
• Office of the Attorney General – Southern Region - New Bedford
• Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulations – Boston
• Division of Banks

as much as I loathe  detest and distrust this Bank due to an egregious, horroryble error made by their HELOC Dept. Oddly, the typical CS phone Reps are friendly, egregious and really willing to help.   ironically, the Rep provided me with this tele number to call to resolve yet *another* financial foul up made by Santander. .  Blick them if you don't wNt the calls. I did from 3/30/20- today.

typo "GREGARIOUS"  phone reps, ,not egregious.

I get texts and calls daily and more saying I owe money on my loan. It is on auto pay and I don't owe a penny.
Showed it to my banker at Santander and he said it's not their number and they never ever call re accounts. He notified fraud dept.

Verified by my banker at Santander that it's a fraud.  They never call re accounts. Probably in a call center in India. Somewhere.  I blocked them but the blocked number called 50 times in the past three months as well as filling up my msgs.

It's not Sovereign Bank. I checked in person. Not their number, they don't call re accounts.  Probably a call center in India. I blocked it but still see 50 blocked calls on my log during the past 3 months.

I went in person to my branch and the banker said it was fraud. My loan was up to date (autopay). He checked and verified it's a fraud.  They were in the middle of untangling lots of check fraud going on too.  I checked last November at another branch and they told me the same thing.

Collection