They're phishing for your information--not sure what they want to do with it, but don't give them anything!
Just hang up!

Go away Trident

I got the same call @ 7:00am (Los Angeles)
On my government issued cell phone.

Received call at 12am, saying something about " your account has been locked, contact security by pressing..."
I don't know what number they wanted me to press, because I hung up.
I noticed that they didn't identify what account nor what company they represented.

This number called my phone at 12:06 am!!!!! When I checked the voicemail it was a two second long heir or silence. I called it back later and it gave an extreme busy signal. Googled the number and found this site... These telemarketers or what ever are outrageous!

Same message as everybody else. Received the call about 10 minutes ago...12:20 am CST. Really?!

Seriously just got a call....it's midnight people!!!  Same "netspend" call and msg.  Ugh!!!!

I just got this call on my husbands cell phone telling me that an account was just locked and to pressed 1, did not press one just listned for a few minutes and got disconnected. 11:17 PM the call came in. Just another phone like scam, never give anyone your info.

Uhm. They just called me.. It's almost 11PM... What call center is open on a Friday night at this time? Nah.

Got the same msg as everyone else - hung up. Can we say ID Theft attempts??????

10:45am/CT received a call that gave phone# only, I answered got Robo msg that my Netspend credit card was pass due  and to press 1 & I hung up.  We never had a Netspend, I called the number and got fast busy signal the instant the call was connected, Smart phone says "San Diego Area?

Just received a call that said Unknown Name and went to answer when the recording came on and said that my Netspend credit card was locked and to press 1.  I knew this was fraud because I have been getting strange alerts on my phone from my credit card the past week in places I have not been and have reported them to Netspend.  

I immediately called Netspend who told me they have had a number of calls like this today.  Not sure if Netspend was hacked or the credit card info came from another site.  If they use the bank name for your card then it most likely came from another site.  As a rule now, I use the Netspend "one-time" online credit card option and change my passwords every 30 days. It takes a few minutes more, but I feel a little more protected.

Had a missed call from this number at 11:50pm no message left... Don't know anyone from California

SCAM FK%%% DON'T FALL FOR THIS CRAP!

got the same call regarding Netspend and press 1 to reactivate or 2 to hang up.  Did nothing.  After reading the info above, where they are asking for a 16 digit card number & pin...it's definitely got to be a scam from hackers that may have gotten personal info from some of the personal data taken in the recent security problems.  NEVER give out info on your personal or credit card stuff if you  can't talk to a real person and go thru security precautions you set up for any of your own accounts. I tried hitting 0 to see if I could get to a customer service person...no such luck.   by the way, I have NO cards other than a debit card due to bankruptcy.  And, my bank calls me & identifies themselves as my bank, not some 3rd party place, if they have things they need to talk about!  This has to be a SCAM!

Got same msg as everyone above from NetSpend. SCAM!!! From 619-330-5906

Got this call in the middle of the night. I want to prosecute! So wrong!

I just got same call as all you above about "netspend" I don't have a netspend account but I pressed 1 anyway and entered in a bogus account just to see what it would do, it said it was an invalid account.  Funny cause I don't have netspend account never have and never will.  it comes up as out of San Diego if you listen closely its not even in proper english so its b***s*** scam.  

this b***s*** calls and scammers are getting on my nerves.  I wish there really was a way to filter this crap like a global block list that would be great.  Our Country pisses away so much money why can't we do something useful to our people.  The Do not call list is bull cause if they are not part of the national Telemarketing Association then you don't have to follow the law, and even then they don't ever follow up with any complaint made..

Just got a call from this number and said my account was locked and to press one, which I did. Then they asked for my 16 digit number. If my account is locked and is a legitimate situation, then they don't need the full number, only the last four to verify. This is a scam to give them your credit card number. DON'T DO IT AND HANG UP!

Received the call about 30 minutes ago on this number with a digital female voice stating, "This is Netspend.  We regret to inform you that your account has been locked.  Please press '1' to connect with Security"

I hung up and immediately called the *REAL* Netspend to report the phishing attempt and gave them the perpetrator's phone number so they can investigate and pursue legal actions.

I recieved a call and said that my netaccount was locked.  Asked that I dial one if I wanted to unlock.  I did nothing.  On another phone, I called the number and it rang busy immediately.  This has to be a scam.

obvious scam, don"t press anything, much less provide any information. Try FCC if you have the time to mess with it.

this phone number was a 24 hour banking center that said my account was locked.
press 1 or 2 to unlock it.

Received a call at 3:08 p.m. CT on Thursday May 22, 2014.  I missed who they said it was from, but I caught the part that said "we regret to inform you that your account has been locked - please press 1 for details'.   I did nothing, they hung up about 10 seconds later.

Received a call at 2:27 P.M. on May 22, 2014, telling me that some account was closed.  I have no idea which account or who was calling from 619-330-5906.  They wanted me to press 1.  I was too far away from my phone to press 1.

Call from an automated system saying they were from "NexGen???" and that my account had been locked.  Press "1" to speak to a representative.

A recording from this number called and said my account had been locked and to press 1 for security.  Fuggidaboudit!

Called me and told me that my account was locked. So I did what they asked and entered my credit card number, pressed 1 to verify, then entered the MMYY (month and year) and pressed 1 to verify. Then I verified my pin, and the system seemed to like the information I entered. I entered a well-known test credit card number, with bogus MMYY and PIN, but they told me that my activation was successful. WOOT! I will be able to use my card soon!  </sarcasm>

There were many grammatical errors in the call voice-bot.

Called mobile phone and it was a recorded message saying my account had been suspended and to press 1.  Hung up.  Who can these calls be reported to in order to stop them?

Got the same. Said it was a message from NetSpend that my account had been locked, and asked me to press 1 to speak to the security department. I have no accounts with NetSpend (a prepaid card company), and just hungup.