I received the call 8-6 2009 @ 9:00 am saying FOR SECURITY REASONS YOUR ATM HAS BEEN DEACTIVATED.  Call 602 412 3360 for reactivation.  I did not respond to the scam.

Got a text message from 1st City CU aleting me my card required reactivation and to call 661-339-2351 to do so.  This number is located in Palmdale, CA & the phone carrier is BROADWING COMMUNICATIONS, LLC.

Yep, got this same call, asking to reactivate an account. We aren't even part of a credit union... it's bogus, but unfortunately some people will fall for it. Do your research!

They also called me about 24 hours ago. I did read it in the paper that it was a scam and not to call back. I hate to say it but I'm sure a lot of people will fall for it.

Picked up the same message left at 8:27am.  Glad to have checked it on google before calling.  The gentleman who looked it up on google earth and noted that the calls were coming from a residential area, reminded me of a line from the 70's movie, "When a Stranger Calls" ...."the call is coming from inside the house"....This just leaves me with a creepy feeling.   Thanks for sharing the info.

That is what I thought.  The number on my caller ID was from Los Angeles, but they wanted me to call back to the area code 602 number.

Got this same automated call twice this morning.  Don't even have a card with 1st City.  Came to Google to see what the chatter had to say.

same call and wording.  i called first city and they told me it was a phishing scam and they are working on it

I just did a google earth and found that the number is coming from a house in a residential area.

I received the call 8-6 2009 @ 9:40 am saying FOR SECURITY REASONS YOUR FIRST CITY ATM CARD HAS BEEN DEACTIVATED.  For information call 602 412 3360 .  I did not respond to the scam.

My bank is not has no offices in Az.

They called me to saying they were "First city credit union"and for security reasons your atm card has been deactivated,call602-412-3360 to reactivate.Of course I don"t have a first city atm card.WHAT A SCAM TO GET YOUR INFO! who do you contact to report them?

This is a phone phishing scam, don't fall for it!

It'll asks for your ATM number, expiration date, and pin number. If you dial fake information it'll say "your card has been reactivated".