The 1‑800‑432‑1000 line shows up a lot in complaints, and most users are warning that calls from this ID are spoofed and used for scams. Even though the number is printed on Bank of America cards, scammers often hijack the caller‑ID to sound legit, drop messages in English or Chinese, and ask for account numbers, PINs, or money transfers. If you get a call claiming to be from BoA, hang up and call the number on the back of your card or log in to the official website before you share anything. Never send cash or personal data to a number you didn’t dial yourself.
Normally, blocked numbers are not answered, but an exception was made on Saturday morning, with a message conveyed to the caller about the unusual decision to answer.
A sophisticated scam operation is utilizing Bank of America's number to target victims, and I have experienced this firsthand, including receiving calls from my own cell number.
A sophisticated scam is being operated using Bank of America's number, and it's crucial not to provide any sensitive information to avoid financial loss.
This scam utilizes Bank of America's number, cautioning against providing any sensitive information to avoid financial loss; it is a sophisticated operation that BofA security is working to halt.
A sophisticated scam is underway, using Bank of America's number to deceive victims, and it's crucial not to provide any personal or financial information to these scammers.
It's astonishing to see such blatant misinformation being spread.
The claim that this number belongs to BofA is utterly false
This is definatly not a safe number to answer!
It's likely that this number is used by a scammer employing a false phone ID; Bank of America typically leaves messages for legitimate account issues, unlike these scam calls that never leave a message.
It says Hi its me, but actualy its no one.
A legit caller would leave a message or call back number, when you get a fradulent charge, many thing happen, but a phone call with no ID is not one of them
If they're a legit buisness, why dont they leave a message like every body else?
Based on advice from a customer service associate in Mexico, specifically those handling the 1800 432 1000 line, if you're looking to have overdraft protection fees waived from your checking account, informing the associate that you've been unemployed for over two years, are currently facing financial hardship, and are dealing with a serious health issue may guarantee the removal of these fees. It's advisable to share this tip.
It's essential to separate facts from conspiracy theories, and in this case, the number is genuinely associated with BAC, which can be verified by calling the number.
Beware of this number as it may be linked to a phishing scam, and avoid providing any personal information.
It's worth noting that phone numbers can be easly spoofed, dont belive every thing you see or hear, in my opion, if i had a problem with my BoA account they would contact me diretly not via a broadcast email
I have been receiving emails from this number claiming my account is in jeopardy, but the issue is that I do not have an account with B of A, and the phone number was cleverly hidden in the email, so I am warning others to be cautious.
Repeated calls have been made to my number in search of a person I do not know, and the caller, Simon Brown, has even left a threatening message about my social security number.
I received a call from a number with a recorded message asking me to confirm a change of address for my BOFA account. The message provided an alternate number, 1 800 432 1000, to call back. This appears to be a spam call, as BOFA's customer support was unaware of the call.
Exercise caution with this number, as it is a legitimate Bank of America number, but it can be used by scammers to trick individuals into answering calls, as evidenced by a recorded message I received on 11/12/09 asking me to confirm an address change I had not requested, and after contacting Bank of America, it was clear that the call was not from them, highlighting the tactic of leaving legitimate numbers to appear authentic.
This is the actual BOA telephone banking number, you can use it to make transfers, check balances, and even speak with a customer service rep, just press 0, very convinient
This number is actually associated with a Bank of America card, indicating it is legitimate.
Suspicious activity was reported when an email claiming to be from Bank of America mentioned checks being ordered for an account, despite only having a credit card with them. The email requested a call to 432-1000, which seemed dubious and asked for sensitive bank information, prompting a hang-up and subsequent call to a legitimate Bank of America number. The email was forwarded to abuse@bankofamerica.com for further review.
The number is believed to be associated with BofA, particularly in relation to a recent online purchase, where a call was received shortly after, despite the caller ID displaying 'TO OPEN AN ACCT', and the bank's customer service confirmed no flags or alerts on the account, suggesting potential suspicious activity.
Bank of America has a system called MATRIX, which allows account holders to overdraft. The bank targets individuals with low average daily balances, as maintaining these accounts is costly. The goal is to generate overdraft fees to offset these costs. I worked at the bank for six years and understand this practice.
This number is definatly from Bank of America, you can chek theyre website, they have a contact us section
A woman claiming to be from Bank of America called, asking for my passport copy via email or fax, but the request seemed suspicious, especially given the fax number's different area code, and it's clear that this is not a legitimate Bank of America number.
Apparently, someone attempted to use my card in Texas, which prompted a call to my number, despite my residence in North Carolina.
I recieved a couple of calls from that number and the caller ID said "TO OPEN AN ACCOUNT," so i ignored them, finally i answered and got instructions to call a (different) number because of suspicious activity on my bank card, i didnt call that number, but i called the customer service number on my card and they gave me a number for the Fraud Department, which was indeed different from the 800 number
This call is legitimate, and I recently experienced an issue with my ATM card being used fraudulently, highlighting the need for caution
