Just received a call on my cell phone from 612-235-6755 claiming to be Bank of America and I needed to press 1 and enter the 16 digit card # for my debit card.  The message gives the generic first 4 or 6 account numbers.  I don't have a BofA debit card.

This automated call stated that my Bank of America  Credit card has been limited!  Whatever that means????

Both my husband and I received messages on our cell phones regarding Sandia Credit Union 612-235-6756.  We don't have any connection with Sandia Credit Union so we know it was a scam.  Scary part is they were able to get our cell numbers.

I received a call from (612) 235-6756 saying my SLFCU card was locked and to press 1 to unlock. I didn't, but an wondering where they got my phone number?

About 1 am I received a call from this number and did not pick up. When I tried to call back it just kept ringing, no answer, no prompt to voicemail. I recently had an account (car loan) with Sandia Federal Credit Union but it is now closed.

I got this call at 1:15 AM on Sunday saying that my Sandia Labs Credit Union card was locked for security reasons and to press 1 to unlock my card now. I do not have a card with this institution. I wish someone would find out who this doing this scam.

I also got a text from a 206-407-3819 on the day before this call (Saturday) and the text said:
Dear H&R Member, your emerald prepaid mastercard has been locked. Call 323-230-4571 to unlock it. Also I looked on the internet and this 206-407-3819 number is related to a lot of things like renting a party bus. Anyway, I do not have one of this cards.

Not sure, but the area code 323 is Los Angeles, California and 206 is in Seattle, Washington, and 612 is Minneapolis, Minnesota.

I was called by this number at 3:18 on a Sunday (Dec 18th) morning as well.  No message left however.

Called my cell at 5:15 a.m. on Sunday; I missed the call but at least now I know what I missed.  I tried to call back but no response, "mail box full".  Thanks.

Received a call from this number at 4am. Did not answer call but VM said to hit 1 to unlock my Sandia Federal Credit Union credit card. Curious to other people, is your carrier T-Mobile? I do have a SFCU CC but I didn't fall off the turnip truck yesterday.  Just mad they woke me up!

Recieved a call from this number just after 1am. The voice said it was from Sandia Area Federal Credit Union. Saying that my card had be locked and to press one to unlock my card. I do not have an account with that credit union.

I just received the same reported call as noted above from (612) 235-6756; claiming they were Sandia Federal Credit and my card was locked, etc.  I will be reporting the call to the FTC and to the State Attorney General:

https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/
http://www.naag.org/current-attorneys-general.php

This is a scam.  It is a voice autmated call to allegedly alert you that your Sandia Federal Credit Union account has been locked as a result of fraud; however, this call will result in fraud if you repond to it.  DO NOT PRESS "1"  Hang up and do not repond to the number.

For more details contact Sandia Federal Credit Union directly!

https://www.sandia.org/asp/services/service_4_6.asp

It's a scam they are not Sandia Federal Credit Union and you don't need to unlock your credit card like this. Never take a call you don't initiate. Don't fall for it. Report it. Consumer Fraud Reporting ... Reporting on the Latest Frauds, Scams, Fake Lotteries, Spams and Hoaxes ... (505) 827-6000; New Mexico Attorney General

Received a call from this number at 1:25 a.m. that woke me up but I did not answer cell phone.  Received a 2nd call 3 minutes later identifying themselves as from Wells Fargo and asking me to hit the 1 key on my phone in order to proceed with the call.  I hit the 1 key and the call ended.  I am worried I activated a CC acct. somehow with this keystroke.  I have not had a Wells Fargo acct. (loan) for about 15 years.  Worried that I have authorized a scammer to open a new CC acct.

"Your card has been locked for security reasons. Press 1 now to unlock it." Potential scam?