In the scam in question, you (as the victim) - hang up the line. You then pickup the receiver to call your bank, via the number on your card.
The scammer, when they hear you hangup, plays a dial-tone down the line, so when you pickup the receiver, you have the impression that the line is clean.
You start to dial, they stop the 'dial tone', play a fake calling tone, and then 'answer' the call.
This would be incredibly malicious and difficult to detect even for the most skeptical of users.
The scammer, when they hear you hangup, plays a dial-tone down the line, so when you pickup the receiver, you have the impression that the line is clean.
You start to dial, they stop the 'dial tone', play a fake calling tone, and then 'answer' the call.
This would be incredibly malicious and difficult to detect even for the most skeptical of users.