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+1 212 272 600 0

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AI Analysis

Limited information: Multiple reports indicate scam activities impersonating US financial institutions (Chase, JP Morgan) to trick recipients into verifying transactions or providing information. Aggressive tactics and fake caller IDs are reported.

Likely purpose: Scam: Phishing/Financial Information Theft via Impersonation of US Banks

Most common user complaints

  • impersonating financial institutions (Chase, JP Morgan)
  • aggressive tactics
  • fake caller ID
  • requesting to verify transactions via unofficial channels (e.g., introducing a case number in Zelle)
  • continuous daily calls
High dangerBlockImpersonation detectedNinguna (Impersonación de Chase y JP Morgan reportada)BankingMissed call

AI analysis: Jul 1, 2026

Information based on community reports and automated analysis. It may contain errors or be out of date, and is not legal advice or a verified accusation against the number's owner.

Web research

A 1 212 270 6000 style number appears linked to the New York area code and is commonly flagged as a potential robocall or spam source in public databases. Public discussions vary, with many reports noting spoofing and unsolicited calls; no definitive owner name is consistently confirmed. What it appears to be: A ten digit US number in area code 212 (New York City).

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A 1 212 270 6000 style number appears linked to the New York area code and is commonly flagged as a potential robocall or spam source in public databases. Public discussions vary, with many reports noting spoofing and unsolicited calls; no definitive owner name is consistently confirmed. 1. What it appears to be: A ten digit US number in area code 212 (New York City). Reports emphasize it is often used by robocallers or scammers; caller ID can be spoofed. 2. What people say online: Multiple spam/robocall databases flag similar numbers as suspicious; some user reports describe automated prompts and account verification messages. 3. Association with spam/scams: Frequently categorized as spam or robocall; some transcripts indicate scam like interaction. Spoofing is a common theme. 4. Public exposure/leaked status: Numbers in this range appear in public reverse lookup and spam report databases; broader leakage of area code 212 numbers is common, but specific ownership often not verifiable. 5. Advisability to answer/call back: Not advisable to answer or call back; treat as potential spam and consider blocking or screening.

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Prefix:
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Operator:
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Community comments

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Anonymous
Jun 19, 2026

Very elaborate scam. They impersonate Chase to let you know there is a non recognized Zelle transaction. Then, they "transfer" you to the "fraud" department, which will ask you to introduce the "case number" as a new contact in Zelle... They were aggressive when I was hesitant, so I hung up and went to a branch and they confirm that ANYONE can fake the caller ID, so never trust any phone call, and instead you should call back to the number on the back of the card

Anonymous
Aug 21, 2025

Called say I made a credit card application and since it was not me, they gave me a case number and told me to hold for experian to stop all credit - i hung up. Be careful, the first part seems legit, it is the 2nd part that was scam heavy.

Anonymous
Apr 25, 2025

This number called me on my cell claiming to be from JP Morgen but asked to speak with my wife. I asked the reason for calling and he stated it is in regards to her credit card number ending in 6330. I hang up and checked all of her credit cards. No, we do not have such a card ending in 6330. Even if he said were true, I would still not talk to him. Rather, I would dial the number listed on the back of the credit card to verify the information.

Anonymous
Apr 9, 2025

Continuous calls at least 2 times a day. No idea who this caller is.

Anonymous
Apr 8, 2025

It seems this call comes from New York, they are pretending to be Chase bank.

Anonymous
Apr 3, 2025

Call related to Calls pretending to be government, businesses, or family and friends received in Pullman, Washington.

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Signal summary for +1 212 272 600 0

+1 212 272 600 0 belongs to the 212 prefix and is classified as Scam. This page combines no approved reports and 6 public comments to explain the risk level.

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