8009452000
โ๏ธ 8009452000 ๐ is a valid (Free To Call) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 800945 with a prefix of 0800.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 8009452000
- Scammed using fake Chase cardJan
2023Scam call targeting elderly friendAug
2022Frustration with government inaction expressedNov
2019Shared experience regarding SSN submissionNov
2019Beware of persistent scam callsOct
2019Automated call offering credit cardAug
2019Scammer argued, then apologized laterAug
2019User wants to block numberJul
2019Request to block phone numberMay
2019Scam call pretending to be humanMay
2019Scam call, Indian accent, rudeMay
2019Unknown call from Chase servicesApr
2019Scammed by fraudulent credit callMar
2019Credit card scam; inappropriate languageMar
2019Confirmed scam; block this numberMar
2019Tricked into sharing personal informationMar
2019Scammer posing as Chase BankFeb
2019Blocked number, no message leftDec
2018Frustration with persistent unwanted callsDec
2018Scam caller, no message leftDec
2018Rude telemarketer response, unexpected interactionNov
2018Chase scam call about fraudNov
2018Received suspicious call, hung upNov
2018Marriott call unwanted, continues afterOct
2018Received threats from persistent callerAug
2018Persistent scammer tarnishes reputation repeatedlyAug
2018Potential scam, investigate caller identityJul
2018Phony call claiming Chase affiliationJul
2018Frustrated by unwanted foreign callsJun
2018Calls originate from outside sourcesMay
2018Calls originated externally, not domesticMay
2018Scammer soliciting credit card informationApr
2018Persistent scam calls, inappropriate behaviorApr
2018Unrecognized number, likely spamMar
2018Received call about credit cardFeb
2018Daily scam calls reportedJan
2018Request for credit card informationJan
2018Criticism for not leaving messagesDec
2017Frustrated with fraudulent calls, foreignersDec
2017Received call, no message leftDec
2017Ignored call, left no messageNov
2017Suspicious call about interest ratesNov
2017Scammer spoofing Chase bank numberAug
2017Caller ID shows 800 ServiceMay
2017Number Of Searches: 2 Number Of Comments: 44 First Seen: 08 May 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Easton Town(Somerset), Nettleton Top(Lincolnshire) and Streetly End(Cambridgeshire).
8009452000 has 44 comments of which 33 x neutral and 11 x negative
8009452000 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number โ๏ธ 8009452000 ๐ is reported as a persistent scam number spoofing Chase Bank, targeting individuals with fraudulent calls about credit card interest rate reductions or alleged fraudulent activity. Callers often use aggressive, offensive language and pressure victims to provide personal and financial details, including credit card and social security numbers. Several users note no genuine association with Chase, and Chase itself confirms the number is not used for outgoing calls. Victims report repeated harassment, especially vulnerable individuals like the elderly, and advise blocking the number immediately. Authorities and Chase recommend never sharing sensitive information, verifying calls via official channels, and reporting suspicious activity. This number exemplifies common phone scams exploiting trust in well-known banks to steal identities and money.
Reports on phone number 8009452000
4 yearsI fell victim to a scam involving a fake credit card that was supposedly from Chase Slate. When I tried to verify my account, they claimed it couldn’t be found in their system. The username I tried to use was apparently already taken. They ended up getting hold of my social security info and email address. Years ago, I found a Chase credit card in my ex-husband’s desk after I had him legally removed from our home with a restraining order back in 2019. The card’s expiry date is 9/23. It even had the same phone number printed on it, so I rang that number back in 2019. They told me they had no record of the card whatsoever. I just assumed it was cancelled due to inactivity. What a ridiculous con!Chase SlateChase4 yearsOn Friday evening around 7pm CDT, an older mate of mine who struggles with memory got in touch to say he’d received a call from 800.945.2000. The caller claimed to be from Byline Bank in Chicago, saying his debit card had been stolen and there was a £2,000 charge, and they needed his card details to sort it out. Obviously, this was nonsense since he doesn’t even have a debit card, and any legitimate bank already has their own info. We’ve been trying to get him to just hang up straight away if strangers ring, and taught him that banks, Medicare, or the SSA don’t just randomly phone out of nowhere. Thankfully, he remembered to ring me soon after the suspicious call, which means our warnings might be getting through after all.Byline Bank of ChicagoByline BankSocial Security Administration7 yearsIt’s so frustrating the government just sits there not doing a thing, especially when they’re supposed to be sorting out big issues like the President. Honestly, we should just kick all the politicians out, none of them seem to actually help us who they represent. They really need to start making some real changes, enough of the empty talk!7 yearsSo, what went down once you handed over your Social Security number? I ended up doing the exact same thing.7 yearsThey keep calling over and over, probably trying to scam you and get your details. Watch out and don't give them anything!7 yearsGot a call from this number, and they were pushing some 0% credit card deal from a bank - didn’t catch which one though. It was one of those robotic voice messages trying to sell it. I just ended the call pretty quickly, maybe after 15 seconds or so.7 yearsI got a call from this guy claiming he could fix my credit, but I told him I'm on the do not call register. He then started arguing and swearing at me, thinking I was messing about. He sounded Indian. Luckily, my carer grabbed the phone and politely told him to take my number off his list. She wasn’t happy with his rude manner and mentioned that I’m blind. Once she said that and reminded him I don’t even have a credit card, he suddenly got all apologetic. It was my landline he was ringing, and these scam callers keep pestering me nonstop. It’s really upsetting that nothing seems to stop these kinds of people from doing this. Truly shameful behavior.7 yearsSeriously, just block this number ASAP!!!7 yearsThis number should definitely be blocked!!8 yearsSomeone said they were Alice, but honestly, their voice sounded nothing like a real person. They kept going on about a 0% interest deal for a credit card I already have. Totally feels like a scam to me.Alice8 yearsSome bloke with a thick Indian accent rang up saying he could slash my credit card interest. I told him he was a total scammer and a thief, then just ended the call.8 yearsGot a call and the number showed up as Chase Card Services. The weird part is, I don't even have a credit card with them. When I tried calling back, it was just some robo message telling me to punch in my 16 digit card number. Felt kinda fishy to me.Chase Card Services8 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from Chase, saying they could lower my credit card interest. I’m 83 and don’t hear well, so I didn’t realise it was a scam. Ended up giving them three different account numbers before I thought to double-check with Chase. Turns out it was a total con. Tried calling the number back but it was already disconnected. Feeling proper fooled by these scam artists again. I’m now planning to ring my other card companies and warn them too. It’s such a shame we pay for a phone service that’s meant to be helpful but just leaves us open to these crooks. You can’t trust anyone nowadays. Makes you wonder why Congress just lets this keep happening and doesn’t step in. WRD from Florida.ChaseCongressWRDFlorida8 yearsGot a call from someone using pretty rude and sexual words, definitely a credit card scam.8 yearsDefinitely a scam. I saw a missed call from this number but didn’t pick it up and there was no message left. I looked up the number online and after reading what others said, I rang back. Someone claiming to be from Chase answered, and I asked if the call was legit or a scam. They didn’t request any personal details but told me that this phone number is for incoming calls only, so you shouldn’t ever get a call from it. They confirmed it’s linked to fraud and number spoofing, so they told me to block the number right away.Chase8 yearsI got fooled into handing over my social security number, didn't even realise it at first.8 yearsSomebody pretending to be Chase bank called me the other day, total scam alert. They want you to enter your credit card details, don’t fall for it! They’ll steal your identity and drain your card. If you’re ever unsure, ring Chase yourself on their official number. They’ll warn you exactly the same thing. Never share your info with anyone claiming to be from the bank. If you get a call like this, just hang up and check with the real company. It’s 100% a con!Chase BankChase8 yearsI didn’t pick up and they didn’t leave any sort of message. I just went ahead and blocked the number.8 yearsI seriously hope the FCC manages to track down this idiot. I keep getting the exact same call over and over, and it’s getting really annoying. Everyone just says to ignore it, but that doesn’t help much. With all the technology we have now, it’s frustrating that the FCC can’t seem to shut these scams down. Makes me lose a bit of trust in them, honestly.FCC8 yearsNo message left, just seemed like a scam.8 yearsI hit 1 when the automated message asked me about lowering interest on credit cards. A guy with a strong accent picked up, and when I asked if I could get a 0% rate, he said I qualified. I then explained I don’t actually have any credit cards, and that's when he snapped, asking why on earth I pressed the button. I told him to take me off their call list and he started calling me a proper rude name! I was like, seriously? He kept swearing, and when he finally stopped, I just told him to have a nice day. Honestly, I wish I’d recorded it to show folks just how NOT to speak to someone as a telemarketer. Ha!8 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be from Chase. They said there was some fraud on my Amazon credit card, which isn't even mine. Total scam.Chase BankAmazon8 yearsThis just happened to me as well. The bloke began asking all sorts of questions, so I ended up just hanging up straight away!8 yearsThey said it was Marriott calling and that I had been picked. There was an option to press 2 if I didn’t want to be called again. But as soon as I pressed it, the calls just started coming in even more often!Marriott8 yearsI've been getting calls from this number non-stop, they even said they'd keep ringing me every day unless I switch my phone number! Does anyone know who I should contact to report this?8 yearsThis bloke’s really making Chase and Visa look awful. I don’t see how he hasn’t been shut down yet. I say bloke because whether it’s this number or another, it’s always the same cheeky bloke with a sort of Middle Eastern accent, running the same old scam. Seems like it's paying off for him, cos he’s been at it for ages now.ChaseVisa8 yearsI rang this number again and it oddly sounds exactly like Chase Card Services, asking you to punch in your credit card details. Feels like a proper scam to me. Really think someone ought to have a proper look into it because people could easily get tricked and give away their card info. Can someone please check this out?Chase Card Services8 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be from Chase Credit Card, but I don't actually have any Chase credit cards.Chase Credit Card8 yearsI can’t stand getting calls from that rude bloke with the weird accent on my landline. It’s awful having to listen to the filth coming out of his mouth. Honestly, there should be some law to stop this nonsense. He gives off really creepy vibes. It’s so frustrating having to deal with this rubbish all the time. I’ve had it up to here! Enough alreadyโผ๏ธ๐ โผ๏ธ๐9 yearsIt's a shame she's still getting calls, they just don't stop. I think those calls are coming from abroad or somewhere outside the country.9 yearsAh, that’s annoying! Those calls didn’t come from around here, they’re from somewhere else. They never stop ringing off from outside numbers.9 yearsSomebody called me pretending to be from my bank, asking for my credit card details to supposedly reduce my interest rates. Total scam.9 yearsThis phone number rings me CONSTANTLY, no matter if it’s early morning at work or late at night, like 6am or 10pm - they just don’t stop! The caller claims they can reduce my credit card interest to 5% because my credit score is supposedly excellent, acting like they actually know which cards I hold. I told him I wasn’t buying it. After that, his tone turned all rude and he spoke with a strong Indian accent. Honestly, these callers should be tracked down and stopped!9 yearsThe number was unfamiliar, so I just let it ring out and didn’t pick up. They didn’t leave any voicemail either. Definitely junk calls.9 yearsOn the morning of 8th February 2018, about 7:20 AM, I received a call about a lower rate on my Chase credit card. I rang the number back and ended up speaking with what seemed like Chase Credit Card Services. After that, I asked to be added to their do-not-call list.ChaseChase Credit Card Services9 yearsIt’s a total rip-off! Getting calls non stop every single day!9 yearsThey were trying to get all my credit card details, sounded really suspicious.9 yearsCowards for sure. Can't even be bothered to drop a voicemail.9 yearsWow, just got a call from 1-800-945-2000 and honestly, I’m so fed up with these annoying calls. I picked up and the voice said they could lower the interest rates on my Visa, but if I didn’t press 1 for their operator, my cards would get cancelled. I decided to mess with whoever was behind this scam, so I pressed 1. When some person with a thick accent answered, I told them off, saying they had no right to cancel my Visa and that they themselves should be cancelled for scamming people. Then out of nowhere, this person started saying extremely inappropriate things like "will you do me if I come over?" I couldn’t believe it! I told them that’s exactly why we’ve got problems, this kind of behaviour from foreigners. I told them to leave my country and took a deep breath because I was absolutely shocked by the whole thing. Honestly, I’m furious with these scammers and their nonsense. Sorry for the language but I’m just really angry right now!States9 yearsThey rang me but I didn’t pick up and there was no voicemail left either.9 yearsI ignored the call and they didn’t leave any voicemail.9 yearsThey called sayin they could drop my card interest, then asked for my credit card digits. I just told them no way and ended the call straight away.9 yearsThis number belongs to a bank, specifically Chase. But watch out, scammers use it to trick people into giving away their credit card info. Don't ever share your card details on the phone. Banks like Chase won’t ask for this kind of info through calls.Chase10 yearsThe caller ID only showed “800 Service” on my phone.Submit Your Own Report (0800 945 2000)
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