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FAQs

What is the phone number for Tyndall credit card? ›

Call us at 850-769-9999 or 888-896-3255 to block your card and reorder a new one. During regular business hours you will speak with our Contact Center staff, and after hours we have an automated service to assist you.

Robocall Scams

BCBSA has received reports that some individuals are receiving robocalls that falsely claim to be made by “Blue Cross Blue Shield.” These calls may seek to market insurance products or collect personal information from call recipients.

If you receive a suspicious phone call that claims to be from Capital One, do not provide the caller with any account information, and end the call. See our Communication Guidelines below for how you can tell if the call is legitimate. Report the suspicious phone call to abuse@capitalone.com.

If you think your account has been compromised, call us immediately. We'll help you submit a claim and guide you through the process to set things right. To report a lost or stolen debit card, or to dispute a transaction, call 1-800-655-2265.

Tyndall Federal Credit Union is owned by its members and run by a Board of Directors you elect.

At Tyndall, we have the tools you need to build the life you've always wanted—right here at home. We are a member-first not-for-profit Credit Union dedicated to making a meaningful difference in the lives of our members.

Hopefully, you'll spot some signs you're being targeted by phishing before you get to the point of handing over your valuable information. Look for: Unsolicited and suspicious messages, emails and social posts containing shortened links. Web pages that ask for login credentials or other sensitive information.

Fake Health Insurance Plans: Scammers call and try to sell you health insurance plans that aren't real. Sometimes all they really want is to get your personal information so they can use it for themselves.

1-866-465-2505

The Patient-Centered Care program is a complimentary medication- therapy management program. You work directly with a clinical pharmacist over the phone to get help managing medication therapy and lifestyle choices.

Capital One "Customer Protection" direct line: 866-464-7761 or visit their website. Chime customer support: (844) 244-6363.

Why does my credit card company keep calling me? ›

Being late with your credit card payments usually mean collection calls. Trying to stop collection calls is always impossible, especially if you owe money. The creditors will certainly call you all day and night, week after another, day after day with the aim of draining every coin from your account by quilting you.

For more information, review some of the top things to know about late credit card payments. Once you're in collections, we may call you from 800-955-6600, 800-435-1514, or another servicing number. If you see a call from these numbers, that's us reaching out to provide further assistance.

To be placed on our internal Do Not Call List, call 1-888-817-2970. If you would like more information about telemarketing practices, you may contact us at Capital One, P.O. Box 30285, Salt Lake City, UT 84130-0285 or webinfo@capitalone.com.

For further information, please contact Online Banking Customer Service at 1-877-383-4802.

User reports indicate no current problems at Capital One

Clients can review their account balances and transactions through online banking and mobile banking apps for iPhone, iPad, and Android devices.

Credit card number

This is often referred to as the 'long number' on the front of your credit card, which is usually 16 digits, but can be up to 19 digits in some instances. More formally, it's known as a Permanent Account Number, or 'PAN'. It's not just a random number though.

Log in to the Online Account or Mobile App

Logging in online or onto the card issuer's mobile app is the quickest and easiest way to check a credit card balance. Nearly every bank or card issuer has an online portal that cardholders can access either on a computer or via smartphone.

The easiest way to get in touch is by calling the phone number on the back of your credit card. You can also visit your card issuer's website to look up their customer service options. Some credit card issuers offer different customer service numbers for people experiencing various issues.