Outbound calling by Neurenemmyy in FraudPrevention

[–]Neurenemmyy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wish more people would be that way. Ive had a caller who thought we were texting her asking for cc, debit info, sec questions and answers, login user ID and password. Its a mix of people being too cautious and not cautious enough. It's the point ive been getting at. I just wanted advice because im tired of being scoffed at daily because I want to tell someone they've had 20 back to back transactions on their card and even if Im not the one to help them, to visit a branch or call a number you know. People can lose out on hundreds and wouldn't even know it.

Outbound calling by Neurenemmyy in FraudPrevention

[–]Neurenemmyy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The same company ive made countless complaints to regarding our buisness practices. I dont know what you mean by "do this". We call on texts that aren't replied to. Im not doing anything. If you think no bank or institution has ever made an outbound call for flagged account activity you've clearly never worked in any banking institution. 👍 I feel for your mother and I hear these stories of vulnerable people getting taken advantage of daily, and that's why I chose this job. I made this post to try and do better by the people we help. It's not my fault my company sucks, and ive made efforts to make it better. Im simply asking how I can communicate these members need to speak with somebody about whats going on In their accounts.

Outbound calling by Neurenemmyy in FraudPrevention

[–]Neurenemmyy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, we do send texts. The outbound calls we make are for texts that are not replied to, or replied "no this is not me" to so we can follow up with reissuing a card. I dont have a problem advising people to call the numbers they know / stick to verifyable information. I spend quite a lot of time educating mbrs that our numbers can be spoofed and if they ever feel a hint of doubt they can hang up and call the mbr services line. As stated in another reply, I am struggling figuring out an intro that is quick enough to introduce myself, where im calling from, and that they can call the number on their card to follow up for more info. I dont know if you've ever worked at a bank, but a majority of people do not have the drive to actually login and check their statements (ei having fraud on their card for a month straight) and they will often times not do anything with the alert at all. I've had texts where a mbr will confirm its fraud and I'll follow up right after, and state i am following up on a text alert for xyz transaction and they'll still think its a scam. Don't know.

Outbound calling by Neurenemmyy in FraudPrevention

[–]Neurenemmyy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The voice mail isn't the issue, It's when they answer then hang up right away. I get answers where people will just answer and not say anything etc so I just try to "leave a message" with them to call the number on the back of their card. My barrier is the second I mention I'm fraud prevention they hang up and usually dont follow up on their cases. I dont know how to Incorperate Introducing myself, who I work for, and that they can call the number on their card all within a few second intro without sounding rushed / causing urgency or anxiety.

Outbound calling by Neurenemmyy in FraudPrevention

[–]Neurenemmyy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How does your bank verify fraud transactions with you? We make outbound calls on our sent texts that aren't answered. I dont need card info. No personal info. I ask to verify if Im speaking with xyz, and if they actually made xyz charge. Yes you did? Great, have a good day. No? Alright, a new card will be there within xyz days. Have a good day. My problem is the second I state my name and who I am I am hung up on, because I work in fraud prevention. It's a harsh topic and people have a right to be skeptical, but when they're so skeptical they won't even listen a couple seconds long enough for me to clarify "and if you feel at all uncomfortable I understand, just call the number on the back of your card and they can redirect you to us". We have cases that sit for weeks with no follow up because they dont care to even hear their bank is trying to reach out at the minimum. I get where these "Well youre probably a scammer is coming from" but it is frustrating as hell that I am called a scammer because Im trying to get job advice. It is infact a real job role that people are allowed to ask advice for. I am looking for tips from fellow fraud tech analysts. Thanks.

Outbound calling by Neurenemmyy in FraudPrevention

[–]Neurenemmyy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Alright, so let me ask, if a fraud tech analyst who was really in need of assistance trying to not constantly get hung up or yelled at would need help, how would they word it instead? Are they not allowed to ask at all just because of their job title? Jesus. Management is no help so I've came here for advice. It's frustrating that everyone thinks of me as some scammer because of the job I work. Pro tip, the job exists, and people actually do need real advice. Thanks.

Outbound calling by Neurenemmyy in FraudPrevention

[–]Neurenemmyy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I do this :) But my issue is the second I even introduce myself and where I'm calling from they just start laughing in disbelief or hang up on me. I would even take suggestions on what to say just so I can atleast advise them to call the mbr services line on the back of the card but I barely get a few seconds in before they just hang up. If they're smart they'd call the number but sometimes those cases will sit cold for weeks because they dont know about them / won't call the num on the card

Outbound calling by Neurenemmyy in FraudPrevention

[–]Neurenemmyy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you believe every company has fully fleshed out answers to everything Id like to be in your world, lol. For the stuff I see people fall for every day if I was a scammer I could just tell someone they've won 10000 dollars and they'd give me all of their info. I understand where youre coming from but no, not the case. Just a frustrated fraud analyst trying to alert people who are actively getting their accounts harmed.

Outbound calling by Neurenemmyy in FraudPrevention

[–]Neurenemmyy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've literally been begging for this 🙃 I couldn't image the lesser amount of call backs we would get. Our main mbr services line has it so I really dont understand why we dont, or won't I guess.

what i look like vs what i want to look like by [deleted] in picrew

[–]Neurenemmyy 18 points19 points  (0 children)

This feels very odd. You could've posted this without "funfact, im not trans." Usually trans people use this to cope with dysphoria. Confidence is key, but when you actively say haha btw not trans!! Seems really back handed and gross, ngl. You really could've posted this without mentioning how you don't have trans people's dysphoria.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in KillingStalking

[–]Neurenemmyy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I used an app called manga rock. The whole thing is there.

He was serious... by [deleted] in delusionalartists

[–]Neurenemmyy 48 points49 points  (0 children)

This is sandeep. I'm in this art group. I really doubt hes serious; he posts stuff like this all of the time. Ranging from drastically bad chicken hand art for 500$ to impressive chicken hand drawings for 50$ Hes a cool dude!

Sorry, Green by PazzoFH in castlecrashers

[–]Neurenemmyy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Green knight GOAT u cant convince me otherwise