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I got multiple calls that said "Chase", i answered one and the voice on the other end "Indian sounding" kept saying hello, Hello, and I hung up. he immediately called back and asked if he could hear me and he said yes, then gave his name "Gary" I think and said someone was applying for a loan or card with Chase using my social ending in the same 4 numbers of my social, which he had correct. he asked if i handle all of my own finances and paid my own bills and if anyone else had access to my info. I told him no. he asked me if i had and family or friends in Dallas TX that would have access to my info, I said No. he then wanted to transfer me to a credit bureau person so that tey could stop the application. i told him he didn't need to transfer me that he could just cancel the application. he said he had to transfer me as they had to cancel. so I hung on for a second, hung up and then blocked the number as they once again tried to call back. then started surfing the internet and found this page about it.
CT, USA- 06241
New York, NY- 10017
Unknown Email
(212) 462-4262
Unknown URL
Bank/Credit Card Company Imposter
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Unknown
December 30, 2024
925684
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