Mar 21, 2007
Just got a call from them and it seemed suspicious to me, especially when they offered me a recording of their conversation, and she mentioned that not at the start, but later into the call. Definitely a scam. She wanted me to give out my credit card info, which was an automatic sign it was a scam. If they were for real, they'd have my card info. They ask for the type of card it is, your expiration date, and then the credit card number. They ask for the total balance owed and what the limit is so they can know how much they can steal from you without going over the limit. They also pretend to know certain info about the card, such as the number on the back to call for that card, which is easy to get elsewhere, and they tell what number the card starts with, which is also easy to find out. SCAM! SCAM! SCAM!