I got green card with the phone number 800 859-3329 listed on it asking me to call and enter a personal ID 2200600 the card states that there is potentially unclaimed property for me. I googled the number to see what popped up and found this thread. I figured it is a scam of some sort and won't call but thought I would add this information for others. I am also going to post on the local newspaper and TV social media sites to see if others in my area received this same card.

I got a green postcard from Denver Colorado saying I have unclaimed money and to call the 800# and put the 7 digit code.  However, by strange coincidence a month prior I got a letter and form to fill out from Walmart saying I never cashed my last paycheck.  If I didnt respond by the deadline my money would be turned over nto unclaimed property for my state.  So this is probably just coincidence.  But what purpose would this have if the postcard is fake?

I've done some training at Dell in the call center.  One of the methods of confirming who a person is who they say they are is by the phone number listed with credit agencies.  After what I learned there, all I would need to scam out a bunch of computers is a name, address, and phone number.  The fact these jerks already have my name and address is bad enough, but this attempt to get my number could cause some problems for my credit if they got it.  On the plus side, my credit is so destroyed by student loans that they couldn't use anything with it.  Best defense against credit fraud is bad credit...  Suckers...

Some thing, my credit stinks and I got the card.  Dumb bunny that I am I called.  It did tell me to go to a website but it was so fast I couldn't get it.

From what others have posted this sounds very much like an attempt to collect working phone numbers to sell to other scammers.  They record the number you call back on then block further attempts to call since there is no reason to answer you.  I would bet that either all the reference numbers are identical or it does not matter what number you call.  It could also be a skip tracer who has a potential address but no matching phone.  About the only way to find out who the owner of the number is would be to hire a lawyer and subpoena records from the telephone company that would identify the owner of the number you are directed to call.

I got a green postcard today with the same exact information as stated in the other post with 800-859-3329. It didn't make any sense to me because I have gotten mail at this address for many years with no issues and had also had already received all the packages I was expecting. I called the number, entered my reference number and accidently pressed "8" instead of "0" to speak to someone and it automatically disconnected the call. I tried calling right back and nothing happened, just total silence. I thought I dialed the wrong number, so I tried again and got the same results. Out of curiosity I called again about 20 minutes later, and again; total silence as if the number doesn't even exist.

received yellow post card today 1-16-2014   DELIVERY SERVICES  WE ARE TRYING TO CONTACT YOU BUT ARE UNABLE FOR ONE OF THE SEVERAL REASONS (thats bad english right there, it should say for one of several reasons or one of the following reasons)  restricted or insured, requires a signature, unable to use po box, no one available (we are home every day 24hrs a day)  call to schedule or advise, 1 800 859 3329 when prompted, key in your reference # 1502278, has a little truck on bottom saying professional and fast and on the back a truck with an envelope on it saying we are trying to reach you. please call us to reschedule.  the postmark is denver colorado 802, 10 january 2014 10 7 (is what is stamped on it) it has a usa apple stamp 33 cents.
I am glad i looked up the phone number and found this site.  

a scam!!, usally located from mexico or india. They try to make you think you have a package, than try to obtain a credit card number to verify. Also, the postoffice could care less about this scam....they know it is but get money from the stamp !!! it is best to take it to your USA representative in your area

This happened to me as well.

I thought it was important, fell for it, called the number, entered the code when prompted, and my call was dropped.  Called back and my call has been dropped every time.

Duh on me.

got this and called, should of checked first when it went nowhere i called my post office and notified them.. what else can i do

I got the same card!!! I called and the recording said that the matter has been resolved. I pressed 0 to speak to a person and it hung up on me! Now, when I try to call back, it just disconnects me!!! If you get this card, THROW IT IN THE TRASH!!!!!!!!

Got the card today mine was from denver, needless to say i will be makin a trip to the post office after work tomorrow

I knew better but called it anyway. Now I dread what's coming next. The postmark came from Denver, and I wish I knew if this was legal. It's illegal for debtors to call around and ask questions and discuss your debts with others but they do it anyway. What recourse to people have against slimy practices like this?

CALL YOUR LOCAL POST OFFICE OR CONTACT THE US POSTAL SERVICE ONLINE AND FILE A MAIL FRAUD COMPLAINT. ALSO, CONTACT YOUR STATE ATTORNEY VIA ONLINE AND FILE A CONSUMER COMPLAINT. THIS IS CONSIDERED MAIL FRAUD.
In the United States, mail and wire fraud is any fraudulent scheme to intentionally deprive another of property or honest services via mail or wire communication. It has been a federal crime in the United States since 1872.
Mail [edit]
18 U.S.C. § 1341 provides:
Whoever, having devised or intending to devise any scheme or artifice to defraud, or for obtaining money or property by means of false or fraudulent pretenses, representations, or promises, or to sell, dispose of, loan, exchange, alter, give away, distribute, supply, or furnish or procure for unlawful use any counterfeit or spurious coin, obligation, security, or other article, or anything represented to be or intimated or held out to be such counterfeit or spurious article, for the purpose of executing such scheme or artifice or attempting so to do, places in any post office or authorized depository for mail matter, any matter or thing whatever to be sent or delivered by the Postal Service, or deposits or causes to be deposited any matter or thing whatever to be sent or delivered by any private or commercial interstate carrier, or takes or receives therefrom, any such matter or thing, or knowingly causes to be delivered by mail or such carrier according to the direction thereon, or at the place at which it is directed to be delivered by the person to whom it is addressed, any such matter or thing, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than 20 years, or both. If the violation occurs in relation to, or involving any benefit authorized, transported, transmitted, transferred, disbursed, or paid in connection with, a Presidential declared major disaster or emergency (as those terms are defined in section 102 of the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act (42 U.S.C. 5122)), or affects a financial institution, such person shall be fined not more than $1,000,000 or imprisoned not more than 30 years, or both.[2]
Wire [edit]
18 U.S.C. § 1343 provides:
Whoever, having devised or intending to devise any scheme or artifice to defraud, or for obtaining money or property by means of false or fraudulent pretenses, representations, or promises, transmits or causes to be transmitted by means of wire, radio, or television communication in interstate or foreign commerce, any writings, signs, signals, pictures, or sounds for the purpose of executing such scheme or artifice, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than 20 years, or both. If the violation affects a financial institution, such person shall be fined not more than $1,000,000 or imprisoned not more than 30 years, or both.[3]
Honest services [edit]
Main article: Honest services fraud
18 U.S.C. § 1346 provides:
For the purposes of this chapter, the term ?scheme or artifice to defraud? includes a scheme or artifice to deprive another of the intangible right of honest services.[4]

Got the yellow card a well, only i didn't call. I googled the number bc it seemed suspect! Very thankful i did, and very thankful for these posts! The tip off for me was no company name & the originating address.

Received the same one today! Scam!!!

i was stupid enough to call the # with the same results & now im worried bout the info they have on us! Lucky for us, my credit stinks & ive got a pay as u go # so hopefully they cant do anything with it! keeping my fingers crossed. At least i was smart enough to look up the # on the internet. dont know what to do now-any suggestions?
- Baby Bear

I received a post card from "Delivery Services" with no return address, says they are trying to deliver a package to me and I must call this number to "schedule or advise".  There is a seven-digit code next to my name and address, and when I call the number, a recorded voice tells me to enter the seven-digit code.  I try punching 0 to talk to a person, but the recording comes back and tells me to enter the seven-digit code.  As I am dealing with collectors now, I assume this is a scam to get my phone number so they can start calling me daily.

We are trying to contact you but are unable for one of several reasons.  ......

Also in my mail box, I found a new debit card from my bank. My debit card is not due for replacement. The letter that came with the replacement said, We're replacing your debit card as a safety measure to help ensure that your account information is protected. So tomo, I'll take my new card to the bank, and make sure it's ok.

I just recive a yellow post card and like some off u I'm waitting for a packeg I calledh put in the ref# try to speaky whit some one an the line wen dead. Wtf are this people traing to do. If someone has more info plz post.

i GOT THE CARD AS WELL FROM DENVER,cO...... SAME CRAP i CALLED AND GOT THE SAM PRESSED "0" AND THEY HUNG UP........i CALLED LOCAL POST OFFICE AND  wow!!  SAID IT WAS NOT THERES.....I DO LITTLE MORE RESEARCH.... MAYBE SEND THEM A VIRUS    ALL HACKERS GET IN ON THIS BS.....

I received a Post Card in the mail requesting a call from 800-859-3329, since it was an 800, I did call, unfortunately, and a recording went on, and said, "Please put in your Key Reference#" & afterwards, said, "This matter has been resolved" thank you..than the call was disconnected.  I called back, and my call was than blocked, no answer.

I knew immediately afterwards it was  A SCAM! & I'M PISSED, ALSO MY MY CELL PROVIDER AND HAD THEM BLOCKED ETC.,   PLEASE RECORD AND HAVE THIS BLOCKED!!

Same for me (Aloha stamp and all). I got this same exact yellow post card in the mail today. I have no outstanding debts or bills and I am not expecting any packages at all as I haven't ordered anything in over 6 months. This has definitely got to be a scam. That's the only thing I can reason it as being. I haven't called them, and I am not going to because I don't want them to have my phone number. But yea, my suggestion is, don't even bother with them. My post card went straight into the recycle bin.

Same as above. Same yellow post card with aloha stamp. Asking to call to schedule or advise  and asking to callll them.  Yeah right. Scammers.

Son of a Bi***!  I called the number, because like some of you I've been expecting
a package.   When it said the issue had been resolved, I wondered and googled it.  
DAMN, DAMN, DAMN!   Of course they're going to do this during the Christmas
season.  
I'm getting a hold of not only the postmaster, but someone I know in the attorney
general's office.  This is bull.

Same thing. Yellow card. Didn't dare call it until I researched it. Glad I did. Aloha stamp as well. FFO....I don't apply for credit cards, hope that helps.

yellow card, 800-859-3329 reference # 6007833. Hawaiian stamp (aloha) mail person didn't knock like they would if they really had a package. Did anyone else register for a prepaid  amex card in the weeks before getting this?

just got one of these,called,prompt said to enter code. After entering voice said thank you for calling and line went dead. What can a scammer get out of this beside your phone number? Has me a bit worried.

Just received this postcard today, as many others described.  Decided after looking it up (and seeing these posts) to call from one of my Google Voice numbers (lol, gotta love throwaway numbers).  

Called, and got asked for my 7 digit reference code, so I entered it, only to be told that the issue had been resolved already.  A few seconds later, I got a prompt saying to press "0" to speak with a representative, so I did so.  After spending a few minutes, a lady answers (had a really bad accent and spoke very poor English) asking me what seems to be the issue.  I explain to her that I had just gotten off work, right as my mailman delivered this (he handed me the mail personally, had the same carrier for over 10 years), and would like to schedule another delivery attempt.  She asked me for the reference number again, and then read my address back to me.  After telling her that this was the correct information, she informed me that the package shows as being delivered to my address already.  I told her that there was nothing but this card in my mailbox, no package, and that i've known my mail carrier for 10+ years, she immediatly hung up on me.

I'm going to be keeping track of my google voice number that was used, just to see what the number that calls back is.

If anyone knows the company or anything more about this, please post.

Hi

i just got the exact same postcard that Maria described. Does anyone know who this is ? Unfortunately,
I was expecting post, so called the # and never got to speak with a person. This is really worrying, as Frustrated
said, this is not a reputable company.

If anyone knows anything more please post.