| Phone Number | +1 303 967 1096 |
|---|---|
| Country | |
| NANP Format | 303-967-1096 |
| NPA-NXX Company | QWEST CORPORATION |
Based on area code 303, the phone number (303) 967-1096 is located in Colorado, United States. The area code 303 and prefix 967 assignments are:
| Location | COLORADO |
|---|---|
| Rate Center | DENVER |
FTC Data
At least 271 consumers from Florida, New York, Colorado, Ohio, Illinois, and 37 other states reported phone number 303-967-1096 to the Federal Trade Commission. 75% of complaints reported the call or text message as a robocall or recorded message. The last complaint was on September 24, 2024.
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Received a call from a "David Marcus" saying he was from the "Visa and Mastercard Fraud Department" and was calling regarding my Visa debit card with Columbia Bank. He asked if I had made any international purchases recently. He noted two that were trying to be put through (one for a purchase from a company name I cannot remember and another for Turkish Airlines. When he first called, I did not remember that Umpqua Bank (where I did have an old account) had merged with Columbia Bank. He had my home address and an old last name. I asked for his phone number--he provided three--(303) 967-1096; (800) 847-2911; and (800) 522-4167. The last two are apparently legit numbers, the first comes up as a "known scammer." He had called on my work number and said I should have received texts when "they" flag questionable purchases. I made the mistake of providing my mobile number, but have not picked up any calls from them. What is wrong with people that they do this type of "work" and deceive others?!
Received a call from a "David Marcus" saying he was from the "Visa and Mastercard Fraud Department" and was calling regarding my Visa debit card with Columbia Bank. He asked if I had made any international purchases recently. He noted two that were trying to be put through (one for a purchase from a company name I cannot remember and another for Turkish Airlines. When he first called, I did not remember that Umpqua Bank (where I did have an old account) had merged with Columbia Bank. He had my home address and an old last name. I asked for his phone number--he provided three--(303) 967-1096; (800) 847-2911; and (800) 522-4167. The last two are apparently legit numbers, the first comes up as a "known scammer." He had called on my work number and said I should have received texts when "they" flag questionable purchases. I made the mistake of providing my mobile number, but have not picked up any calls from them. What is wrong with people that they do this type of "work" and deceive others?!
Received a call from a "David Marcus" saying he was from the "Visa and Mastercard Fraud Department" and was calling regarding my Visa debit card with Columbia Bank. He asked if I had made any international purchases recently. He noted two that were trying to be put through (one for a purchase from a company name I cannot remember and another for Turkish Airlines. When he first called, I did not remember that Umpqua Bank (where I did have an old account) had merged with Columbia Bank. He had my home address and an old last name. I asked for his phone number--he provided three--(303) 967-1096; (800) 847-2911; and (800) 522-4167. The last two are apparently legit numbers, the first comes up as a "known scammer." He had called on my work number and said I should have received texts when "they" flag questionable purchases. I made the mistake of providing my mobile number, but have not picked up any calls from them. What is wrong with people that they do this type of "work" and deceive others?!
Received a call from a "David Marcus" saying he was from the "Visa and Mastercard Fraud Department" and was calling regarding my Visa debit card with Columbia Bank. He asked if I had made any international purchases recently. He noted two that were trying to be put through (one for a purchase from a company name I cannot remember and another for Turkish Airlines. When he first called, I did not remember that Umpqua Bank (where I did have an old account) had merged with Columbia Bank. He had my home address and an old last name. I asked for his phone number--he provided three--(303) 967-1096; (800) 847-2911; and (800) 522-4167. The last two are apparently legit numbers, the first comes up as a "known scammer." He had called on my work number and said I should have received texts when "they" flag questionable purchases. I made the mistake of providing my mobile number, but have not picked up any calls from them. What is wrong with people that they do this type of "work" and deceive others?!
Received a call from a "David Marcus" saying he was from the Visa and Mastercard Fraud Department and said he was calling regarding my Visa debit card with Columbia Bank. He asked if I had made any international purchases recently. He noted two that were trying to be put through (one for a purchase from a company name I cannot remember and another from Turkish Airlines. When he first called, I did not remember that Umpqua Bank (where I did have an old account) had merged with Columbia Bank. He had my home address and an old last name. I asked for his phone number--he provided three--(303) 967-1096; (800) 847-2911; and (800 522-4167. The last two are apparently legit numbers, the first comes up as a "known scammer." He had called on my work number and said I should have received texts when "they" flag questionable purchases. I made the mistake of providing my mobile number, but have not picked up any calls from them.
Received a call from a "David Marcus" saying he was from the Visa and Mastercard Fraud Department and said he was calling regarding my Visa debit card with Columbia Bank. He asked if I had made any international purchases recently. He noted two that were trying to be put through (one for a purchase from a company name I cannot remember and another from Turkish Airlines. When he first called, I did not remember that Umpqua Bank (where I did have an old account) had merged with Columbia Bank. He had my home address and an old last name. I asked for his phone number--he provided three--(303) 967-1096; (800) 847-2911; and (800 522-4167. The last two are apparently legit numbers, the first comes up as a "known scammer." He had called on my work number and said I should have received texts when "they" flag questionable purchases. I made the mistake of providing my mobile number, but have not picked up any calls from them.
got a call claiming to be fraud department for my credit card. was told that there were 2 charges and stated amounts. I told them that they were not valid. Then was told that I called telling them to approve it. I informed them that I was hanging up phone and calling phone # on back of my card. They tried calling again from a different # 801 527 2272 and I did not answer
unwanted call, no msg
I got a call from this number and they told me that someone applied for a new credit card under my social security number but with an address in another state. They said under social security number ********. MY full social security number. I never told them anything about myself.
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Received a call from a "David Marcus" saying he was from the "Visa and Mastercard Fraud Department" and was calling regarding my Visa debit card with Columbia Bank. He asked if I had made any international purchases recently. He noted two that were trying to be put through (one for a purchase from a company name I cannot remember and another for Turkish Airlines. When he first called, I did not remember that Umpqua Bank (where I did have an old account) had merged with Columbia Bank. He had my home address and an old last name. I asked for his phone number--he provided three--(303) 967-1096; (800) 847-2911; and (800) 522-4167. The last two are apparently legit numbers, the first comes up as a "known scammer." He had called on my work number and said I should have received texts when "they" flag questionable purchases. I made the mistake of providing my mobile number, but have not picked up any calls from them. What is wrong with people that they do this type of "work" and deceive others?!