AMERICAN EXPRESS

This was a fraudulent call acting like they were from American Express.

Received a call from this number, identifying the caller as with AmEx Savings Account Fraud Detection group. They put me on hold to connect a three-way call with my other bank (they knew the name of my bank). The 'bank rep' got on the line and proceeded to ask for my name, account number and SSN for "verification purposes". When I asked "Don't you already have this information?" he got defensive. Sensing it was a scam, I refused to give the requested information and hung up. I called AmEx via the customer service number on the AmEx website and they confirmed it is a scam. The thing that spooked me ... they knew the name of my other bank and the last four digits of my account number. Don't fall for this ... call AmEx and call your bank to let them know of the scam.

This number is listed on the Experian website. When called, the ID displays "Real Estate Latino" and asks for my full social security number. I hung up.

This is a legit number. I received a text from Amex reporting fraud and called this number back. Then I called Amex's number on my credit card to confirm. Do not ignore this number but always feel free to call Amex directly to confirm.

I have gotten 3 calls so far from this number. The interesting thing about this call is that it is for my ex husband that I divorced 26 years ago, and haven’t had contact with since. Nevermind that he lives in a different state than I do! I called the phone number on the back of my American Express card and they said they would always personally call customers that had fraud issues. They never leave automated calls, texts or emails in these cases. I think what is going on is criminals are using a valid fraud department number for American Express to front their scam call. I know I’m not alone when I say I don’t answer my cell phone unless I’m expecting a call because of all the calls I get from people looking to phish or scam, fronting their call with someone else’s valid phone number. I’ve even gotten calls from my own number. It boils down to the fact that we live in a world full of people who have no interest or initiative to get a job and actually honestly earn a living, but would rather steal from those that do.

Received text from this number asserting that there could have been a fraudulent charge on my Amex card and to call the number. However, this is not the customer service number on my card.

Spoofing American Express phone number

Basically spoofed number. Yes, caller ID says "Americanexpress" (all in one word). But then they open with "We're calling from Visa and Mastercard services center!". I ask "How can I help you" and guy says "We're calling from your credit card". "WHICH credit card?" "Um..." and then call disconnected. So yeah, they spoof legit number for fraud

Spam call, said american express.

They say it's American Express, but it's actually India Express.

I received the same text as others. I don't even have an amex card!!

Caller ID said American Express

I guess they are getting tired as my message all I could hear was yawning.

American Express

Received text message saying it was a fraud alert. Amex Fraud Free: Did you just try to charge 49.60 USD on Card #XXXX at RENT2OWNUSACOM? 1 if yes, or 2 to call Amex. STOP to opt out. 8008249289

I did NOT call that number. I called number on back of physical card and they said they didn’t call me and I do not have a card number ending in those 5 digits (I redacted them from the message above).

It appears to be a scam but it’s well done enough that I called Amex at the phone number listed on my card. I will never call a company using the number they provide in an unsolicited text—-way to risky.

Looks like it is actually is AMEX. Called at the main # on the card.

9173095735

Scammy

Saying they're American express but calling about a card I don't have

I received a call from 800-824-9289. I called the AMEX customer service number on the back of my card. It was my wife's card and there had been two attempts to order something online and in both cases the card was refused. Both items were small (less than 30 dollars). My wife's card was cancelled after she called AMEX (she is on vacation). I think this might be a sophisticated scam. Just because a number shows on caller ID as 800-824-9289 does not mean that the call is really from that number. I have received calls on my phone from my own number. What might be going on is that someone attempts to charge something which they know won't work because the shipping address and the billing address are not identical. Then you get a call that looks like a genuine AMEX number but really is a cloned number. If you have gone online and look and see charges attempted that you did not make then you might be convinced that it is an authentic call from AMEX. You call the number back and the scammer tries to get information from you. I don't know if this is what is happening but it is a possibility so call the number on your card.