#Po box 24700 omaha ne zip#
Never give out you ss or personal info, except maybe name and zip code, but be leery of even that.īut I believe this card holder services is a legit third party processor. I am not suggesting you trust me or this organization, but don't give any personal info, check your cards from your financial institutions to see if numbers match, and ask your org who they use for processing by giving them the address, and phone number that the questionable institution gives. They might even handle some 'legal' but shady or scam artist leaning institutions and not know it or care. Also, I know my credit union uses a third party company, so a third party processor would call them selves something generic if they handles hundreds or thousands of financial institutions. My credit union re-issues new cards with new number on each card, and mails new pins separately. I had recently recieved all my new cards from said credit union earlier, so I looked up the last four of each card, and I found one card with that same last four on the company in question's mailer. I asked who, she told me the name, and asked if I wanted their number. She said she represented a credit union I belonged to. She looked up that info, and then said she needed more info to verify, I said No, she said then I can't tell you any more on what I have for your name and zip because I can't verify you just like you can't verify me. She asked was I comfortable giving my first and last name and zip, I reluctantly said yes. Then I called the number, and they asked for personal info card number or ss, and I said I don't know you and you are listed as scams online, so I won't give you that info. Then I searched the address and found this and other sites stating it might be a scam. I looked up the last for digits on all my cards and it was not any of my cards. I received a pin and the last for digits of a debit card. But, though I am still weary of this, I am almost certain Chris is 100% correct, and is not part of any scam. Shane, I understand you are leary of this. Retain this notice for future reference in case your card is lost of stolen. If you have not received your card, please contact us immediately at the phone number below. Your new financial transaction card has been sent to you, and should be in your possession. It's actually a good idea to hold on to this letter in case you do in fact ever lose your card and need to deactivate it. If you didn't receive it, they give you the number to call so they can deactivate that card, and send a new one.
The letter is simply notifying you that a card was shipped. It's the number used to report lost or stolen cards. On the back side of the card, you will also find the telephone number listed in the letter. If you look at the number on the card, it will match the account number on the letter you received. If you received a letter in the mail that has an account number and looks like the letter I have below, check any recent credit cards or debit cards you have received recently. This is a valid phone number from a company that handles VISA and Mastercard distribution for many major banks and credit unions. The phone number listed IS NOT part of any scam.
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