Yes, we got call saying something about our fifth third card. Hung up right away.

I received a call from this number with a robotic voice saying they were calling from my bank, and that my debit card had been blocked. I knew it was a scam, but I wanted to see if I could get someone on the line. So I went with the prompts until they asked me to enter my account number- hell no! I hung up, called back, and got another automated menu: press 1 to speak to a representative (it hangs up when you press 1), press 2 to opt out, press 3 to leave a message (pressing 3 takes you back to the main menu). Absolute [***], trying to pose as my bank and get my information so they can take my money. Joke's on them- I don't have any! I'm reporting to my bank as well.

609-225-5839 Called then hung up.  Very annoying.

A call from this number 609-225-5839 and left no message.  A caller like this usually came from low life immigrants from poor and full of betrayal countries who came to this country and picked up this lousy job just to scam innocent people.  Just ignore them and do not do any business at all especially over the phone.  You can easily identify this people by their thick accents when they speak. They can say who they are but the are actually foxes wearing sheep skin and ready to scam and cheat people.

LIt's obviously an overseas call center. They called today with some scheme to offer my business a loan. i asked the woman who called what their company was called and she said "Cash Bingo." I then asked for a website and she said "www.com" and continued on with her sales pitch. I had to interrupt her and ask again for the website and she then said "www.bingo.com" I then asked to speak to a supervisor, she said there was no supervisor available. I then told her I wanted to be removed from her call list and not be contacted by her company again, and then she said "I think you are stupid" and hung up. By the way, bingo.com leads to some online gambling company, not a lending company, and there is no such company as "Cash Bingo," so this was obviously a scam