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Bank of America
Banco estadounidense
Bank of America impersonation — 14 reported numbers
Bank of America will never ask you for banking details, passwords, or SMS codes over the phone.
If you get a suspicious call, hang up and call back using the official number.
Don't click links in SMS messages claiming to be from Bank of America.
Scam signals: urgency, threats to disconnect service, deals that sound too good.
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 3Scam66 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)
“BoA called looking for my ex-husband, ostensibly foran urgent matter. Can't be too urgent, if they're a) calling a number he's never used, and b) calling someone who hasn't seen or spoken to him in over 3 years. ??”
- Anonymous
“Bank of America fue reportado como Acoso telefónico con el número 888-8009030”
- Anonymous
“Got an e-mail requesting me to"confirm your e-mail change of password. Click to confirm or call 800-933-6262"It look VERY authentic I called the 800 # on my bank card and confirmed that the e-mail was a scam.”
- Anonymous
“not sure if this is a legit number, sounded like a scam”
- Anonymous
“CentervilleDE reportó Bank of America con el número 888-8009030 como Acoso telefónico”
- Anonymous
“The call came from 877-404-6550, but they said to return the call to 888-800-9030. Neither of these phone numbers were listed anywhere on Bank of America's website or the back of my debit and credit cards with them. I've transcribed the voicemail below. The message is very vague, and the office hours are exceedingly odd. There's no way this actually came from Bank of America. "Hello, this message is for *** ****. This is Amanda Davison calling from Bank of America. It is very important that we receive a call back as soon as possible in order to discuss a servicing matter as well as some different options we have that may benefit you. Please return my call to 888-800-9030. Our office is open until midnight Easter time tonight. Again, that number is 888-800-9030. Thank you and we look forward to speaking with you."”
- Anonymous
“The call came from 877-404-6550, but they said to return the call to 888-800-9030. Neither of these phone numbers were listed anywhere on Bank of America's website or the back of my debit and credit cards with them. I've transcribed the voicemail below. The message is very vague, and the office hours are exceedingly odd. There's no way this actually came from Bank of America. "Hello, this message is for *** ****. This is Amanda Davison calling from Bank of America. It is very important that we receive a call back as soon as possible in order to discuss a servicing matter as well as some different options we have that may benefit you. Please return my call to 888-800-9030. Our office is open until midnight Easter time tonight. Again, that number is 888-800-9030. Thank you and we look forward to speaking with you."”
- Anonymous
“Calling to let me know of options that are available to me that I wasn’t aware of”
- Anonymous