Picture this: your phone lights up at 7:30 am, and a voice claims to be from Visa security asking you to verify a recent e‑bay purchase. The call feels urgent, but you suspect it’s a scam. When faced with such calls, let the phone ring if you’re uncertain, and never share personal or card details. Hang up and block the number, then report it to your card issuer and the FTC. Keep a log of the caller ID and any recorded messages. Staying skeptical and using call‑blocking tools are your best defenses against these Visa security scam attempts.
Multiple calls have been received, including one claiming to be from Visa security regarding an eBay purchase of $380, which appears to be a scam, as well as calls with no one on the line, suggesting automated dialing.
Given the unknown area code, I suspected it might be a scam and chose not to answer
Morning calls can be intrusive, and this one at 830 am was no exception, as it went unanswered and seemed designed to catch me off guard.
Receiving a call at 7:30 AM, which I suspected to be a scam, I chose not to answer it.
A scam call was received, allegedly from Visa security, requesting authorization for a current charge from an eBay online store, which seems suspicious.
Claimed to be from Visa security but I dont even have a visa card, seems like a fake call to me
