(412) 803-9151

I work at PNC, and this is a legitimate back office that the company uses to ensure its clients have up to date accounts. I will say that the centers we use are would be open to listening to your complaints of rudeness, or unprofessionalism. Call into customer service and talk about it.

Call frequently. Don"answer. Anoying

no answer when I said hello 4 or 5 times sounded like an arab scam

The caller ID said PNC & the caller, who didn't sound very professional, identified herself as calling from PNC & thanked me for being a loyal PNC customer. I could tell something was off & only confirmed my first name to her. She said that they wanted me to come in to my local branch and basically just go over things with me. I don't really understand what the scam was, unless they planned to ask me for account info, but I guessed that it was not really PNC Bank, so I just said I was up-to-date with all of my accounts and no thank you. I should have just given them a bunch of bad info!

I found two of these phone calls stored on my caller ID on 12/7 & 12/8, from PNC. a) I have VOIP service with Verizon, and set up Nomorobo (nomorobo.com) on my account, to stop all the robo-calls. Works great, btw. Nomorobo hangs up robo-calls on the 2nd ring. After getting hung-up on repeatedly, the scammers eventually remove my number - the computers doing the auto-dialing get a message that the number isn't valid and they delete it. If your landline is VOIP, consider using Nomorobo. It's free. You can also buy a Nomorobo app for your smart phone.

b) I have PNC, I have 1 acct, a checking. Had a savings & closed it, don't have/want a cc. I also rely on paratransit for trips. I'm not going to be able to come in to any branch for a review I neither want nor need. It's $10 round-trip just for the transportation. c) If this really is PNC, it's on Nomorobo's robo-call list, as both calls were immediately disconnected by Nomorobo after the 1st ring. Nomorobo isn't supposed to have legitimate numbers on it's list. It WILL have a genuine number if the number is a spoof, as Nomorobo is able to find the real, actual number the spoofers use.

For some reason, Nomorobo is treating this number as a robo-call. I haven't had any additional calls since those 2, so apparently the string of data that Nomorobo sends to the robo-dialer, has resulted in my number being removed, as typically happens after 2 robo-calls. Nomorobo uses Simultaneous Ring, both your VOIP phone & the Nomorobo computer receive your calls. Your legitimate calls continue to ring on your VOIP phone, while Nomorobo's computer automatically hangs-up robo-calls/auto-dialed calls coming from numbers stored in it's system identified as spoof/scam numbers. It also sends a string of code that auto-deletes your number from the auto-dialer. Nomorobo is also updated constantly.

Got a phone call someone speaking ebonics who said was from PNC. I told him to go to hell and that I don't speak with scammers.

Call center lady saying from pnc and just wanted me to come to an appointment that they had made at the bank for me to come in and discuss my banking options. I told her no thank you. It looks like the banks may be hurting to wanna rally up business. I do not appreciate the bank giving out my phone bumber and name to a call center!

no reason to call, but did. left no message.

I got a call from 412 803 9151. The caller ID said PNC Bank. She asked for my husband. I told her he was not home. She said there is not a problem they just wanted to thank him, and would call him back. ???

I also received a call from this number, actually about 10 total in the last 2 months. I called PNC Customer Service and they told me just to disregard. Not a good enough answer for me.

by the looks of these comments this has been going on for some time.. not good.. just got a call from this number too.. answered and no one said anything. =[

they called this morning. I didn't recognize the number and didn't answer

I answered b/c it said PNC Bank & we all have PNC accounts in the family. However, noone responded to my 2 or 3 "hello's". I then called PNC directly & although she of course couldn't say anything about my sons' accounts, she did say she couldn't find that number in their system when I gave it to her.

Just called from this number.a female with a none american sounding voice, stated that they wanted to invite me to come in to my branch an check the type of account I have then started to ask which branch I used. Ended call phoned bank. The call was not from PNC. SCAM

Caller ID said PNC asking for my husband. He wasn't here, she apologized for bothering me.