Recording stating my debit MasterCard had been deactivated and that I needed to enter my card number to reactivate. Call received 07/18/2013 at approximately 7:00 am.

Called son's phone @ 1:30am....really???

Got this call 11:40 pm CT. Hung up when I answered. Glad to know I avoided a phishing scam.

I just got the same phone call sayings MasterCard had been locked. Press 1 to reactivate. I guess they're trying to get you to give your card  #? How do you block this number from a cell phone?

Don't take calls from this number and cancel your
Card immediately! You have to wonder how these scammers
Are getting our cell numbers anyway hummm???

The Department of Justice, really? Are you sure that ol Fast and furious Holder isn't behind this scamming?

definitely a scam, second time they have called.  Disgusting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Why can't this be stopped!!!!

This number called my 11 yr old son.  Was a recording saying that is credit card had been deactivated.  I'm sure he doesn't have a credit card.

Just got a call from this number: automated call, female voice, which said " "We regret to inform you that your Mastercard has been locked. Please press one to speak to our security department." Press one & what you get is "please enter the 16 digits of your credit card."

Obvious phishing call.

Received call on cell from Florida that my Mastercard Debit card had been locked.  Attempt at identity theft!

3AM call

My husband got a call from this company at 4:15 am. After goggling this number. I am safe knowing ifs a fraud company and to avoid the calls. Sortof annoying to get at call in the middle of your sleep.

STAY AWAY.. Got call from this number I was away, Prompt said Citi master card was locked and to unlock enter the card num and pin and my wife did. I deactivated the card immediately. I later found that there were several attempts to charge to that card from Toronto Canada.

I'm Calling FTC to report. If you get a call, Please complain to FTC. Their number is 1-877-438-4338
http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0277-create-identity-theft-report

Sounded so fake I just hung up

We should give em a fake card number and let em get caught trying to use it

left a junk voice mail ~ 3:00 AM !

scammers trying to get my identity.

7542172761 STAY AWAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Mastercard deactivated from Florida.  Identity theft attempt.

Received a recorded call at 3 a.m. from this number 754 217-2761 saying my mastercard had been reported stolen.  Did not return the call.  Seeing on internet this is a scam.

Called me 1:45am PST. I was extremely heated. I didn't pick up the phone whoever called didn't leave message

M&M Worldwide Marketing
(754) 217-2761 mandmworldwide.com

Called me at 11:17 pst. I did not answer cell phone. Just played voicemail of 3 sec. of nothing. Blocking number due to other posts.

Called at 12:03 am, I didn't answer, they left a 2 second voicemail of nothing.  Couldn't be a legitimate call at that hour.

Just received it; didn't answer; don't know them

Scammers looking for your credit card number.

My question is why can't our US Department of Justice catch these wicked, lying law violators.  I received two calls from them on my cell phone which is always supposed to be off-limits.  We need to put more pressure on our government because these blatant crooks are seriously financially abusing many incompetent seniors. I was told months ago by Comcast to click *57 to uncover the real names of these criminals, but by the time you follow through with Comcast's decipherable directions you get nowhere in trying to report the abuse to "your local police departments."  That *57 is on another ruse to push us out of the way.

Some phony message about press '1' and you'll be transferred to our security department. Eff off morons.

Mastercard deactivated from Florida.  Identity theft attempt.

Always hang up!
Call the number on the back of you credit card.

I got the same message as Dan.  F****ng scammers.  I don't even have a mastercard.

Same as Dan's comments above.  Luckily, I don't have a MasterCard or I would've been more concerned and hit "1" as requested.