Bank of America Scam Calls | How to Spot it

If you’re receiving scam calls claiming to be from Bank of America, you’re not alone — it’s a common phishing tactic, and it’s important to act carefully.


🚨 What You Should Know

Scammers impersonate Bank of America (BoA) to trick you into:

  • Giving out account numbers, SSNs, card details, or security codes

  • Clicking on links to fake websites

  • Downloading malware or remote access tools


✅ How to Spot a Bank of America Scam Call

Common signs:

Scam SignExplanation
“Urgent action needed”Pressure to act fast (e.g., “Your account will be closed”)
Asking for full card or SSNBoA will never ask for your full SSN or debit/credit card number over the phone
Caller ID spoofingThe number might look legit (like 800-432-1000) but be spoofed
Robocalls or vague messages“This is Bank of America. Press 1 to secure your account”

Also Read : US Bank Fraud Department Phone Number


🛑 What to Do If You Get One

1. Don’t answer unknown calls

If it’s important, the bank will leave a voicemail — but many scam calls will not.

2. Hang up — don’t engage

3. Don’t call back the number they give

Even if it looks real — always verify on BoA’s official website or card statement.

4. Forward the number or message to BoA

5. Check your account immediately

Log in directly (not via links in messages) to check for suspicious activity.

6. Update passwords if you engaged

If you gave any info, change your BoA password, enable 2FA, and consider placing fraud alerts with credit bureaus.


🧾 How to Contact Bank of America (Safely)

MethodDetails
PhoneCall 800.432.1000 (the official number for customer service — verify on bankofamerica.com)
OnlineLog in at bankofamerica.com → Secure Message
AppUse the BoA Mobile App → Contact Us section

Bank Of America Fraud Department Phone Number

Account Type / ServiceContact NumberNotes
ATM/Debit Card, Checks, Zelle®1‑800‑432‑100024/7 line for fraud reporting
Consumer Credit Card1‑800‑421‑2110Report stolen/fraudulent charges
Fraudulent ATM or Debit Charges1‑877‑366‑1121For suspicious activity
Wire Transfers1‑877‑337‑8357Or from outside US: 1‑302‑781‑6374
Mortgage Accounts1‑800‑669‑6607Report suspicious activity
Home Equity (HELOC)1‑800‑934‑5626Home loan-related fraud

Alternate/Backdoor Contact

  • Fraud Monitoring Dept: 1‑877‑833‑5617 — reported in an external guide as a less-publicized direct line.

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