7:37AM - Same as others noted above.

I called my credit union they are well aware of the problem and they are working to trace, report and have it shut down.

Just received the same message on y answering machine.

Received the call around 8am, called my Credit union and they didn't block my card and weren't aware of fraudulent phone calls.
Interestingly the phone call stated Keypoint Credit Union as the originator and I am with a different one.
Their fraud departments however work together and did not know about the phone calls nor did they want to investigate this further.

As noted above, the message I got was only the phone number.
You mentioned Keypoint and a earlier caller mentioned credit union.
I don't kow which of my accounts they had information on. I have Keypoint, Wells Fargo, B of A and others. I rarely use the Keypoint account. I am curious how these guys are getting lists of "marks". My most recent interaction with Keypoint was a recorded message directing me to go online and re-activate my account which I had not accessed in over 180 days. After I changed my password as required, I recieved an email from Keypoint notifying me of the password change. Are these scammers getting my name from the Keypoint phone call or the Keypoint email?