Turns out, a call that sounds like Fidelity Investments might not be from your broker at all. Many people report receiving voicemails—or silence—from +1‑603‑579‑1414 that claim to discuss retirement accounts, fees, or life‑insurance claims. Since the number often leaves no clear identification, treat it as a scam until proven otherwise. Never share your social security number or account details over the phone. Verify the caller by dialing the official number on your statement, check recent activity online, and report suspicious calls to the FTC or your bank. Adding the number to your Do‑Not‑Call list can also reduce future attempts.
The caller presented themselves as a representative from Fidelity, offering financial advice and demonstrating knowledge of my investment specifics, which initially seemed legitimate. However, the lack of a provided name and the request to call back raised suspicions about the authenticity of the call.
Upon receiving a call from this number, I was greeted with a blank voicemail, where I could hear the sound of papers shuffling until the time ran out. The number was unfamiliar to me.
It turns out this is Fidelity Investments, and they were reaching out about my pension payments, which I had forgotten I had with them
A legitimate call was received from this number, with a message left regarding the processing of a life insurance claim
This number is associated with Fidelity, indicating that it is a legitimate contact rather than a scam.
A call was received from this number, with the caller claiming to be from Fidelity, although it has been determined that this is a scam, with the caller attempting to extract sensitive information from the recipient.
This is legit, Fidelity Investments called me regarding changing the name of one of our former employees
This number belongs to Fidelity Investments and is not a scam, they are attempting to encourage additions to retirement plans
A scam attempt was made, claiming to be from Fidelity, but upon checking, it was clear that the cell number was not associated with the account, and there was no contact number listed on the Fidelity website.
A claims representative from NCR returned my call regarding a life insurance claim for one of my clients, despite some reports incorrectly linking it to Fidelity.
The call was made, but no voice mail message was left by the caller
This number is not affiliated with Fidelity Investments, and the request for my social security number to access my Fidelity account was a clear indication of identity theft, especially since my phone is registered on the Do Not Call list.
I have Fidelity accounts, and this was a valid call from a known representive, they left a message about the status of my retirement initiation.
At 6 A.M., I received a call on my cell phone, but since I was unavailable, the caller didn't leave a message.
For those wondering, this call is from Fidelity Investments regarding a discrepancy on my account, which they were following up on.
A call was received from this number, but no message was left, leading me to believe it was a random marketing call
10-4, Thanx for the info
This is likely a call from Fidelity Brokerage services regarding your 401k, aiming to encourage investment reviews and generate trading fees
