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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)
“they said its citi bank, and they want to reduce interest rate.”
- Anonymous
“El número 800-9505114 was rated with score 9”
- Anonymous
“Call related to Calls pretending to be government, businesses, or family and friends received in California. Calling with recorded message (robocalls).”
- Anonymous
“Dropped call or no message received in New Braunfels, Texas”
- Anonymous
“Call related to Reducing your debt (credit cards, mortgage, student loans) received in North Carolina. Calling with recorded message (robocalls).”
- Anonymous
“Beware of this # They'll day that they're from Wells Fargo fraud department. They even have the correct Wells Fargo music playing to sound very legit. First thing they're after is your acct #. Eventually they'll work you & ask you yo confirm your pin # Total scam. Beware of these are bad people.”
- Anonymous
“Wells fargo.”
- Anonymous
“Someone from this number keeps calling my daughter every couple of days saying that she is overdue on her credit card. I think she may have missed one payment, but has a new job now. I don't think Wells Fargo would be pressuring her so much for such a small amount. So this time I decided to talk to them. The guy had a foreign accent, so I think he is from Pakistan, India or Canada. When I said "I was her mother and what's going on?" he hung up on me. If he was legit, he would have said "I am sorry, I can only speak with her". This is an identity thief preying on people who miss one payment. He is phishing to see if you bank with Wells Fargo, and getting as much personal information as possible. He wants her to give her credit card info over the phone, so he can steal her identity and rack up a huge debt on my daughter! I hate these creeps! I am going to advise my daughter to go in person to Wells Fargo to make the payment”
- Anonymous