510-699-9231 - Did this number call you? If yes, leave your comment/complaint below.

Calls almost daily - leaves message when we're not home. Identifies as "Credit Card Services" - makes a statement to the effect that there isn't anything wrong with our credit cards, or similar. When we request to speak with a supervisor they hang up.

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They are scammers looking for ur info so they can attempt to steal your identity.

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Have repeatedly gotten calls from Credit Card Services, they keep switching numbers so even if you block one, you will get a call from their new number. If you ask to be taken off of their list or to speak to a supervisor they just hang up on you.

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they call me at least 6 times a month

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Credit Card "services" type calls. Refuses to stop calling or remove our number from their lists. They have been also reported to the National and our state do-not-call-lists (aka DNL). Have petitioned Calif and also the FCC to order their phone line disconnected for repeated, long-term refusals and violations of DNL.

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Keeps calling and you can't even ask them to put you on the do not call list,because as soon as you start to say it they hang up

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Got this call at 11:26 am EDT. I said, "hello", then "Goodbye" and hung up. If I don't get a reply immediately, I figure it is a computer and hang up. Then I confirm that it is a scam or telemarketer by googling the number. It usually takes me to this site or a similar complaint site. I never call the number back, so they don't know if they got a hit. If they call again in a few days, I ignore the call and let go to the answering machine. Of course they never leave a message. Their loss...my gain.

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Did not catch the name they gave, claimed to provide service to reduce credit card rates. They are calling my cell phone number which I have never given to anyone, literally. Verizon must be selling their number list.

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I dont know why they keep changing numbers , ??? I dont have any cards or need to pay any thing . STOP CALLING ! They Call from FL < CA WASH STATE OR many other Numbers that got to be a fraud in its self ...

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Same as everyone else--they hide behind their anonymity. If you have to use trickery and aggravation to sell your product you will never get my business or that of any right thinking person--do not let yourself be taken advantage of by unsrupulous businesses.

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Requested supervisior and they hung up

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this CAO SVCS CALLED & it's # (510)699-9231 PLEASE BLOCK IT FROM CALLING MY HOUSE AGAIN

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Called my number, and hung up after a few seconds when I said hello.

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CAP SVCS CALLED & it's # (510)699-9231 PLEASE BLOCK IT FROM CALLING MY HOUSE AGAIN

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scammers tried to get my credit card info

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computer generated "credit card services" when I pressed 0 or # and got a live person and complained that I am on the no call list and their call was illegal they hung up. When I called back to complain I can't access a live person, just a computer generated "opt out" message.

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I just lift phone and hang up. Say nothing.

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Called saying they can low my credit card rates...I DONT HAVE A CREDIT CARD! FRAUD!

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Call is from "Card Services" - who seem to have countless phone numbers they pretend to call from. I once again took one for the team, trying to keep them on the line as long as possible - costs them money, best thing we can do. I drew the line at lying to get qualified and waste the time of the person they transfer you to - though I have bluffed my way to them previously, until they get tired of questions and hang up. Today, it was just me asking 'the message said my eligibility ends soon, why does it end and when?' That kept him talking a few minutes - it expires tomorrow, 'but I've been getting calls for months, and it expires tomorrow each time?' Finally he asked the one qualifying question, 'do you have $3,500 in credit card owed', and I said no. That got him to give a short message about some nonsense about their 'limiting interest to 10%' and that ended the call. It's too bad we can't more effectively get these massive abuses of telemarketing investigated and closed.

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Continued calls even when told them to remove me.

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Recorded message telling me I was about to loose my eligibility to lower my mortgage rates.

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