360-633-9001
Central Office: SILVERDALE, WA - GLOBAL CROSSING LOCAL SERVICES... [?]
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They wanted my credit card number to lower my interest rates, but yet could not provide me with the name of my credit card company. Every time I asked her what company she was from, she replied "Visa/Mastercard". I'll call my credit card companies and ask them if they called me. NEVER just give out your credit card numbers to people who randomly call you...from INDIA.
Caller type: Other
Company: Visa and Mastercard YA RIGHT
Number: 360-633-9001
Pre-recorded message offering to lower my credit card interest rates and instructing me to press 1 to speak to someone. Did so and got someone with poor English (Indian maybe) who claimed they were calling on behalf of Mastercard/Visa. When I asked which credit card they were calling about they listed Bank of America, Citibank, Chase, etc. They said that since I was such a good customer, etc. they could lower my interest rate. The said that I had a credit card balance of over $3000 on which I was paying over 10% interest. When I told them that this was incorrect - that I owed nothing to any credit card company, they hung up. I called back and got a recording that said I could be placed on their do not call list by pressing the number 2.
Caller type: Scammer
Number: 360-633-9001
These things happen or seed in US, not any where in the globe - be it fraud packages or arms deals or funding cocain crops or even consuming them. We always blame others as usual - gives us a nice feeling like watching Rambo movies. We compare one of our strongest persons with a weekest one in outside USA to draw conslusions and prove the point - press will always be with us to encash on our emotions -:). End of the day, we pose as champions. Now coming to the point ...
I got the call from this number. I called back and it asked me to press to not receive such calls. I did and hung up. I did some research and it seems to come from VA area - even though area code belongs to Seattle, WA.
Number: 360-633-9001
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