I received a phone call (Caller ID stated the phone number of the number being called). The man stated his name was Jason Davis Revdex.com# AK2454 (as he said it was) and that he was from Card Services Group. He said that they could cut my interest rate in half. I was skeptical, but thought maybe it was legit. He was very persitent and wanted the last 4 digits of SSN and if my card was with BOA, Capital or one other. He was able to give me the first 6 digits, but then had me give him the remaining numbers plus expiration date. Then he put me on hold and came back with the amount owed, interest rate and last payment. However, I knew that he could have been calling Capital Ones 800 # and getting all the info with what I gave him. When I asked to call him back, he got very assertive and would not give me a number. He said I was not being smart financially as they could help me out. I said I had an obligation and needed to call him back. And he wanted to know what it was I needed to do; which I quickly said it was none of his business. He then wanted to transfer me to the financial person, Roff Pinoda. Roff would not give me their 800 # either. I actually hung up the phone on him and he called back two times. The 2nd time I answered. I told him that I wanted their 800# and would call them back and he still refused. I told him that they seemed shady with the bogus caller ID (713-300-0001-) was the 2nd ID. When I called it, it sounded like a fax #. I immediately contact Capital One on chat when I was speaking to the first guy and reporting it. Capital One couldn't confirm so we shut down the card. If these people are legitimate, then they should be reported for the bullying ways and lack of wanting to confirm their identity.
I received a phone call (Caller ID stated the phone number of the number being called). The man stated his name was Jason Davis Revdex.com# AK2454 (as he said it was) and that he was from Card Services Group. He said that they could cut my interest rate in half. I was skeptical, but thought maybe it was legit. He was very persitent and wanted the last 4 digits of SSN and if my card was with BOA, Capital or one other. He was able to give me the first 6 digits, but then had me give him the remaining numbers plus expiration date. Then he put me on hold and came back with the amount owed, interest rate and last payment. However, I knew that he could have been calling Capital Ones 800 # and getting all the info with what I gave him. When I asked to call him back, he got very assertive and would not give me a number. He said I was not being smart financially as they could help me out. I said I had an obligation and needed to call him back. And he wanted to know what it was I needed to do; which I quickly said it was none of his business. He then wanted to transfer me to the financial person, Roff Pinoda. Roff would not give me their 800 # either. I actually hung up the phone on him and he called back two times. The 2nd time I answered. I told him that I wanted their 800# and would call them back and he still refused. I told him that they seemed shady with the bogus caller ID (713-300-0001-) was the 2nd ID. When I called it, it sounded like a fax #. I immediately contact Capital One on chat when I was speaking to the first guy and reporting it. Capital One couldn't confirm so we shut down the card. If these people are legitimate, then they should be reported for the bullying ways and lack of wanting to confirm their identity.