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Wells Fargo
Banco estadounidense
Country: United States
Wells Fargo impersonation — 15 reported numbers
Wells Fargo will never ask you for banking details, passwords, or SMS codes over the phone.
If you get a suspicious call, hang up and call back using the official number.
Don't click links in SMS messages claiming to be from Wells Fargo.
Scam signals: urgency, threats to disconnect service, deals that sound too good.
Latest community reports(233)
“Scammers do not answer.”
- Anonymous
“Called claiming to be James Love from Wells Fargo Bank Fraud Dept. Stated he saw some suspicious account activity from Malasia, but refused to give the last four digits of the card affected. When I asked "if I were to call the number displayed on my caller ID and ask for you ...", he hung up. As a Wells Fargo customer, I know for a fact the fraud dept doesn't call from a branch in NY”
- Anonymous
“Credit Card Department.”
- Anonymous
“Please please do not give any information to anyone that calls from this number. I was almost scammed, but I just realized before I was completely screwed over. This could be a legit number or something, but scammers can and will spoof it. IF SOMEONE CALLS ON THIS NUMBER ASKING FOR ANY INFORMATION AT ALL DON'T GIVE IT NO MATTER HOW URGENT THEY MAKE IT SEEM! HANG UP AND CALL THE NUMBER ON THEIR WEBSITE.”
- Anonymous
“They are pretending to be Wells Fargo and asking about credit card details, and other personal info, saying they need to confirm rectify an account issue. But they just trying to steal from you”
- Anonymous
“Kept calling daily. When I did answer they said I had a case filed against me in Arapahoe (which I don't). When I asked who they were calling from, they hung up. Very annoying. Called me at least once a day for months until I blocked them.”
- Anonymous
“Scammers.”
- Anonymous
“"WELLS FARGO - TEXAS OVERCHARGE".”
- Anonymous