203-682-1199 is a credit card fraud and scam company. They are trying to steal your credit card number.

thanks to all those telling me about this number - i've had several calls and didn;r answer. Now I've saved it to my phone book as Scam - don't answer

Picked up. Robo voice said it was a notice because my Bank of America Mastercard had been limited due to fraudulent activity. Continued "Press 1 to speak to a bank fraud resolution representative."

I don't have a BofA MC, and the number's been mine for years. Clearly a phone-phisher.

Last week I answered the call and it was automated telling me my Security Service Federal Credit Union ATM Card was lost and deactivated, press 1 ...I do not have any ATM cards with SSFCU so I hung up immediately. Today I received three calls exactly 6 minutes apart on my mobile phone from the same number only I did not answer it this time. There was no message left on my voicemail. I am listed on the do not call list so I am unclear as why I am getting these phone calls.

Received three calls exactly 6 minutes apart on my mobile phone. There was no message left on my voicemail. I am listed on the do not call list so I am unclear as why I am getting these phone calls.

I had three missed calls 5 minutes apart between 12:54 am and 1:05 am.  I'm very grateful that I had silenced my phone for a meeting and forgotten to turn the sound back on.  No message and just a busy signal when I try to call back.

Recived a call from 203-682-1199 telling me that my Bank of America card had been suspended.  If you press 1 it will then ask for your credit card number to fix the problem.  This was all automated.  I do not and have never banked with BOA.

They just called me three times too, didn't answer, no messages left.

This number called me 3 times this morning, 5 mins apart.

This number has called 3 times.    No message obviously a bot don't answer it.

Sounded like 'PNC bank', with whom I do not have an account.  Message was "We regret to inform you that your debit account has been limited.  Press 1 to reactivate."  Call then disconnected.

I have recived a call more than 3 times form this number and tried my best to call back is there anything we can  report this scame ? we can not just let this kind of thing go . I am contacting my local police now .

Same deal - phishing scam. many calls to cell phones - which should be on DO-NOT-CALL LIST.  Sounded like TNC bank, my  "non-existent" debit card is limited or deactivated - press 1 to fix this... no other options, then hang up.  We were warned this would happen, now it does!

this number has called me three times in a 20 minute period on my cell phone. i wouldnt answer and they wont leave a message either GRRRRRR!!!!

I got a call from this number. It was an automated dialer. The computer voice attempted to identify itself as "<inaudible> financial institution" and proceeded to inform me that my debit card had been suspended. It asked for my FULL card number. I pressed 0 to try and speak with a live human being, but it just kept prompting me for my FULL card number. I hung up. I called my bank and they had no record of suspension. They referred me over to their credit monitoring service. I called the monitoring service and they had no record of a suspension, either. Neither the bank nor the monitoring service could confirm the incoming phone number that showed up on caller ID (203-682-1199) After I got off the phone with both my bank and the monitoring service, I was able to use my card without any issues. All signs lead to this being a Fraudulent Phishing Scam.

Recorded female voice informing me that my "debit card has been inactivated.  Press 1 to reactivate your card now."  Voice identified call origin as "(uninteligible) Financial Services." Scam.  I hung up.

Recorded voice told me that my "checkcard" has been deactivated.  Please press 1".  Then hung up.  Called my back re and no problems there.  Clearly a scam.

Robocall. Voice informed me that my "checkcard has been deactivated. Please press 1." It then hung-up. No bank name was identified.

Fishing scam, clearly.