On June 19, 2012

I received a phone call from phone number 1-253-382-9903 to reduce my interest rates to all major

credit cards, visa, mastercard etc.  They did not just want your credit card number from your statement

but the number from your physical card.    I knew then it was a scam.  I did not give them any of my

information.        

Thank you.

Got this email so I tracked the number to make sure my identity wasn't jeordized IT IS A SCAM..!

Just got this Chase credit card scam as well.

Chase Credit Card Scam.

also got this email..I am no dummy..this isnt even an 800 number to call...what an idiot...such a scam and not a good one either!

I recieved the same email as well.  Now I called my bank to see if they did deactivate my card & they had told me that "Chase Bank" doesn't ever send emails out, they will always call if they have a question regarding the account.  So now here I go having to get another card issued out to me.  So message is ~ Don't ever respond to the random email from any bank.  Just call.  This is fraud.


Due to unusual levels of fraud we have had to suspend any future authorizations
being conducted with your Chase Bank.

For your security we have deactivate your card.

How to re-activate your card ?

You may stop by your branch or call our Card Department at 678-941-8570

Our automated system allows you to quickly re-activate your card.


We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Copyright 2008 Chase Bank

Got a text message with the same message.  Not sure how they got my phone number.

I just dealt with this "IT IS 100% SCAM" OUT OF VILLA RICA, GA. Lucky thing is that Chevy Chase Bank had flagged my account due to spending trend had increased. I felt stupid for giving this no name phone number my info but it the security poeple at chevy chase had answered their phone then I wouldn't have done it. I ended up having to get a new card and pin. Why doesn't some federal agency get these people.

I just received the same e-mail about my credit card. Of course, I did not fall for it. I had received e-mails before about the same thing and I checked it out and just deleted it from my mail. Banks don't work that way and people who fall for it should check first. I would never give my card number to anyone.

I got this obvious phishing e-mail regarding Chase Bank.......how stupid do these morons think we are, really??? UGH!

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E-mail Message:

Due to unusual levels of fraud we have had to suspend any future authorizations being conducted with your Chase Bank.

For your security we have deactivate your card.

How to re-activate your card ?

You may stop by your branch or call our Card Department at 678-941-8570

Our automated system allows you to quickly re-activate your card.


We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Copyright 2009 Chase Bank.


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I live in NY and also got this email...glad I didnt respond. Dont people have better things to do than rip other people off?? What a sad sad life!

I just got the same email, the biggest tip-off (as I just got an Amazon credit card) was the grammar, which is always off in scams.

EX:
For your security we have deactivate your card.

How to re-activate your card ?

Banks wouldn't speak like this. Forwarded to Chase

same here just got the email fwd it to abuse@chase.com

Call Chase ASAP and tell them what you have done. The number is on the back of your card.

Same as everyone else, I just received the same e-mail.  I have never had an account with Chase....that was the first tip-off.

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Your Card Has Been Deactivated !
...
Chase Bank <hbuugy@accouts.net>

Due to unusual levels of fraud we have had to suspend any future authorizations
being conducted with your Chase Bank.

For your security we have deactivate your card.

How to re-activate your card ?

You may stop by your branch or call our Card Department at 678-941-8570

Our automated system allows you to quickly re-activate your card.


We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Copyright 2008 Chase Bank

I got this email, too, saying the same thing.  People who are not computer savvy get taken by these emails everyday.  There's a sucker born every minute.  If there's one reading this message, check where the email is coming from.  If it's not coming from a "chase.com" address, it's definitely not authentic.

Yep, just got the same thing... The number isnt listed on any of Chase/Wamu's websites. Totally fraudulent.

Call the credit card company using the number on the back of your card, cancel the card immediately, since you just gave your account information to criminals.  

Second, get a fricking clue.  Banks don't work this way.  People like you keep this criminals in business!

received e-mail about this number.  As I amtraveling out-of-state this coming week.  i called to re-activate my card.  If this a scam.  how do I rectify it?

This is a scam. I did have a Chase account years ago, but not now.

Got the same e-mail just now from:  "Chase Bank" <hcxbvf@accouts.net>.  I too, do not own any credit cards.  Body of the e-mail reads this:

Due to unusual levels of fraud we have had to suspend any future authorizations
being conducted with your Chase Bank.

For your security we have deactivate your card.

How to re-activate your card ?

You may stop by your branch or call our Card Department at 678-941-8570

Our automated system allows you to quickly re-activate your card.


We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Copyright 2008 Chase Bank

Got same scam e-mail.  Called Chase.  Was advised to forward e-mail to
abuse@chase.com

Here is what I recived - Header details are included at bottom (minus my email address which I deleted):

Due to unusual levels of fraud we have had to suspend any future authorizations
being conducted with your Chase Bank.

For your security we have deactivate your card.

How to re-activate your card ?

You may stop by your branch or call our Card Department at (678)-941-8570

Our automated system allows you to quickly re-activate your card.


We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Copyright 2009 Chase Bank.
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I received the same email about my card being deactivated.

I have a chase card  and did not call ...this is definetly a scam to get your ID info

I just got the same e-mail.  I also don't have any Credit Cards!

Received e-mail notifying deactivation of Chase Card due to increased fraud and was directed to call 687-941-8570 to reactivate.  I do not own any credit cards.  Address from e-mail was:  Chasebank<ainfo@accounts.net>.

Chase Credit Card Scam