Got call 2 days ago and driving down highway....... I listened to call and no way was I going to enter full 16 digit card number. your never asked for that information.... comes from unknown number..
Received another call a few minutes ago and I listened again...... have used card several times since first call so it is not locked by security dept. is call says.....
here is warning I pulled from net from a bank site
New Phone Scam Regarding MasterCard Debit Cards
September 24, 2013
We have received notification that First Interstate Bank customers are receiving phone calls and automated voice messages telling them that their MasterCard debit card has been locked. This call is a scam and is in no way related to First Interstate Bank.
The caller leaves an automated voice message that tells recipients their MasterCard debit card has been locked. The caller then says to "press 1 to unlock the card." After the number 1 is pressed, the automated system asks for card information, such as the card number and cvc code. Please do not disclose your card number or account/personal information during such a call. This is a phishing/scam phone call; First Interstate would never call customers and ask for such information.
If you have any questions about this or any other suspected email scams, please contact your local First Interstate Bank branch or our Corporate Security office .
Received another call a few minutes ago and I listened again...... have used card several times since first call so it is not locked by security dept. is call says.....
here is warning I pulled from net from a bank site
New Phone Scam Regarding MasterCard Debit Cards
September 24, 2013
We have received notification that First Interstate Bank customers are receiving phone calls and automated voice messages telling them that their MasterCard debit card has been locked. This call is a scam and is in no way related to First Interstate Bank.
The caller leaves an automated voice message that tells recipients their MasterCard debit card has been locked. The caller then says to "press 1 to unlock the card." After the number 1 is pressed, the automated system asks for card information, such as the card number and cvc code. Please do not disclose your card number or account/personal information during such a call. This is a phishing/scam phone call; First Interstate would never call customers and ask for such information.
If you have any questions about this or any other suspected email scams, please contact your local First Interstate Bank branch or our Corporate Security office .
