CAT: Bank/Credit Card Company Imposter · REPORTED September 11, 2026

Apple Pay IMPOSTER scam

A bank/credit card company imposter scam report, targeting a consumer in Minneapolis, MN, USA - 55429.

Narrative evidence

What happened

I got a text message saying (never responded or acted on it though)- Apple Pay Transaction Notification: Pending order $289.42 detected. Your Apple Wallet card was used to checkout on cross-border website. Multiple unusual sign-in attempts were captured on your account. Dial +1(888)611-7994 right away to stop auto-debit. Failure to respond within 20 mins means you agree to this purchase. Ref:*********

Community warning

How to protect yourself from bank/credit card company imposter scams

  • Never send money, gift cards or crypto to anyone you have not independently verified.
  • Search the business name, website, email and phone number here before paying.
  • Be wary of urgency, secrecy, upfront fees and “too good to be true” prices.
  • If you have paid, contact your bank or card issuer immediately to dispute the charge.
  • Report to Action Fraud (UK), the FTC (US) or your national authority, and add your occurrence above.

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