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Bank of America impersonation — 14 reported numbers
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VerifiedOfficial Bank of America numbers(2 total)
Reported numbers related to Bank of America(14 total)
+1 888 998 091 4Scam35 d ago12 reports+1 800 933 626 2Scam35 d ago14 reports+1 800 732 919 4Scam35 d ago17 reports+1 866 213 407 4Scam64 d ago8 reports+1 904 274 009 3Scam65 d ago2 reports+1 800 688 608 6Scam66 d ago6 reports+1 877 404 655 0Scam66 d ago3 reports+1 800 432 100 0Scam66 d ago47 reports+1 800 427 244 9Harassment74 d ago4 reports+1 844 306 043 6Spam74 d ago2 reports
Latest community reports(160)
“The number called and never left a message. I dont have accounts at Bank of America so I dont understand why they would be calling. When my friend called back it was a recording about ATM. Please be leary if they call you and you have no account with them”
- Anonymous
“I just received a call from this 1-800-432-1000 claiming to be from BOA. They asked for me only by my first name. They claimed someone had opened an account in my name or someone was making a transcation with an account ending in 0857. I don't have a checking account at BOA. They were only speaking in spanish - Columbian accent. I asked for enlgish speaking person and they hung up on me.”
- Anonymous
“I did not answer the call. After getting the message, I chose not to return their call - they did not have the right name. I find it hard to believe that a BoA department would not identify which department they were with and what they were calling about. Just seemed way to vague. And open till midnight? That seems to be a bit off. They called my work number and left the following message: Hello, this is Eric Weiner calling from Bank of America. This message is for *Name Removed*. I am calling in regards to an important servicing matter. Please give us a call at 888-800-9030. We are in the office until midnight Eastern Standard Time. Again, the number is 888-800-9030. We look forward to hearing from you and hope you have a great day. Note that someone above said they called the number and verified it was BoA. Yeah, if you call the fraudsters at their number they will verify whatever they think you want to hear.”
- Anonymous
“I noticed two BofA credit cards opened in my name last year on my credit report. The second I filed an investigation on those two credit cards to get them closed, I started getting threatening calls from this number. very shady!!”
- Anonymous
“I got a very strange call from "Bank of America" phone number 800-432-1000. And they asked for me by my previous last name. I remarried in 2012 and have had a different last name since then. They were telling me I was having two fraudulent transactions of $1100 and $1400 that would be coming out of my account if I didn't create a "ZELLE" account. He said he could file a police report on my behalf, but that because the transaction was associated with my phone number, I would have to follow his instructions and log into Zelle and then he would give me codes to reverse those transactions. I said I did not have a Zelle account and he told me I needed to download the app, which I did on my cell phone (I have since uninstalled it). Something just did not seem right and I told him I would go directly to Bank of America (where I DO NOT have an account) and then he really started to get belligerent! I hung up! I'm mad at myself for even going THAT far with his awful scam . . .”
- Anonymous
“BOA # 800-432-1000 called my cell and asked for me (with my maiden name) in an accent. Very hard to hear, sounded like they were under water. I said, you are very hard to hear and they hung up on me”
- Anonymous
“i dont have an account with boa. i knew this was a scam. i called zelle myself. did not want to wait on caller to send me to fraud dept.”
- Anonymous
“Guy with Indian accent called and said that he was from Bank of America wanting to know if I opened a BOA credit card using my telephone number and email address and made money transfers through Zelle. Tried to get me to call another 1800 number (to cancel my Zelle transactions. Got suspicious when he wouldn't tell me where the Zelle transactions were going to. Called up my real bank and they said if they wouldn't disclose transaction destination then it is a scam.”
- Anonymous