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I called Capital One, using the number on the back of my credit card. The call went to a company named, Discount & Savings Advantage, which is supposed to be located in Draper Utah. They did not identify themselves when answering. I heard multiple voices in the background and the phone quality was bad. The voice was a young male, maybe even a teenager. I was calling to ask a generic credit question, but the man insisted that he had to validate me as a cardholder in order to assist. He wanted my name, address, and email address, which I gave. Then he wanted my credit card number. I was getting suspicious because he seemed so unprofessional and had a heavy accent, and I was doubting if I was talking to CapitalOne/MasterCard, so I said you should be able to verify me without my giving further information. He said he just needed my birthdate, and full Social Security Number at which point I hung up.

I then called Capital One's MasterCard Fraud Protection number and reported my experience to them, which was that someone is pirating calls to the number on the back of the Savor Card. In my opinion, they are totally useless, as the person I spoke to had no interest about the Discount & Savings Advantage company whatsoever and I don't think he understood what my concerns were. It was a waste of both his and my time to call at all. I also called the Draper, Utah PD to report my incident and the officer taking the call was not very interested in the details, only saying that there was an ongoing investigation going on in the jurisdiction about credit card fraud, but he would not take down any of the information I was willing to provide.

It is no wonder that there is so much credit card and internet fraud going on in this country. The people, who could do something about it are not interested in doing anything, so I guess we will have to live with it. I know I never will waste my time again for the public good as no one gives two you know whats.

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Charged my card never heard of them

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This company just called me from a 1-478-466-9825 number, which is a spoofed number. I called them back from a different phone number and got a rude, and clearly fake customer service agent who, right away told me "the number I just called had changed?" I started asking questions, like why do they used spoofed numbers, where is their corporate office located, and how do I get my name taken off the calling list. The fake agent got very offended at my legitimate questions and told me to have a nice day, disconnecting the call. This is a corrupt scam. Do not give your personal information to them.

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- Guilderland, NY, USA
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I misdialed while I was calling a number I have used for years, so I thought I connected to the trusted company. There was a telephone offer for a $100 gift card for $1.95 to Walmart, Target, etc. for trying a discount service. I gave him my credit card number and CVV. He said they would send me a welcome packet via email and mail, and I gave both addresses, and I could cancel any time. He said he needed my DOB to ensure I was over 22. I was given numbers to cancel, 1-888-808-6528 and 1-877-230-4476, which did not connect to this "company". When I asked to be reconnected to the company I thought I called they said I would have to call 1-800-555-1212, which I knew was not right. I immediately canceled my card.

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- House Springs, MO, USA
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On 10/23 I called the number on the back of my credit card to pay my bill. Then an automated voice said "press one if anyone in your house is 50 or older". Thinking this was through the credit card company I pressed 1. Then a young males voice asked me if I wanted to pay a small fee for first class shipping of a information packet and for paying the fee and examining the information they would send a $100 gift card. I was very skeptical and asked a multitude of questions such as "what specifically was this program," "how does it work," "why would they offer this discount" and lastly "how do I know it's not a scam." (Mind you I am someone who is well versed in scams knows to never click on those links offering varying amounts of money, or the phone calls that ask for your social security number, and knew not to cash a fake check from a "potential employer" after sending in my resume. This being said every single one of my questions was anwered with a very intelligent, understanding, kind, and thorough response. When making a remark about my skepticism I was told something along the lines of, "I assure you m'am that we only take the one tine fee of $1.95 for shipping and that taking any larger sum of money would be damanging to the crediblity of our business and therefore counter productive." This man also spoke fluent english that was clearly his first language. Since I was convinced and also did not know that calls could be intersected in such a way, I agreed. I thought they must have been affiliated with the original company I called. I gave him all the usual credit card information and my contact information. He said the package is being shipped first class and that I should recieve it no later than Thursday. He said you can call these two numbers if you have any issues and to cancel the subscriptions. He then thanked me for my time and hang up. I thought at most this was a semi-scam like when you get a free trial offer but have to put in your card info and get charged if you don't cancel and that is how they make their money because many people forget. After further research and evaluation I believe this to not be the case. I unfortunately, fell for this and would like to prevent anyone else from making this same mistake. I am canceling my card on 10/26 and hoping that will handle this situation, but I wish I could have avoided it all together. Best of luck.

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I placed an online order to PetSmart on my cellphone. Once it was placed I checked my email for the confirmation. I received an email that said it had my tracking information in it. When I clicked on the link for the tracking a blue box appeared with a phone number I was asked to call regarding my order. The phone number was an 800# but had the exact same last 7 digits as PetSmart which is a 888#. The business at the 800# said they were asking for quite a bit of my personal information offering me lots of discounts and savings, one of which being a $100 gift card to a various stores I could choose from. In order to get the card I had to provide them my credit card # and pay $1.99. I felt like this was a scam because the numbers were so similar and I only received the offer after pacing an order through the internet on my phone.

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+1 (888) 222-4445 0 0
+1 (800) 555-1212 0 0
+1 (866) 968-4465 0 0
+1 (800) 266-0127 0 0
+1 (478) 466-9825 0 0
+1 (800) 973-8997 0 0
+1 (318) 414-8200 0 0
+1 (866) 992-4799 0 0
+1 (888) 808-6528 0 0
+1 (877) 230-4476 0 1
+1 (800) 555-1212 0 0
+1 (609) 501-9626 0 0
+1 (877) 682-1081 0 0
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+1 (800) 373-3422 0 0

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