Telephone number: +18009336262
(8009336262, 018009336262)

I believe they are trying to get information in order to fraudulently transfer money from my account. Foreign accent. They also send text messages asking for information as well.

said I needed a new authorazation number to access my account. never had a BOA account

fake email, not text. from Bank of America. mostly real, but with 800-933-6262 as the contact. beware of fraud

I received a text message from Regions Bank asking me if I attempted to send 1000 through Zelle. I text no Called the number and the person answered Regions Fraud alert. Asking.me for my email account to send me code. I gave him account I received an email that read from Bank of America . I told him I did feel comfortable with this whole situation and hung up. Called Regions they said it was a scam. The number I received the text from is 786 410 0894.

I have several accounts they wouldn't assist without my offering information.

New card opened by a thief

Same stuff, got an e-mail, not a call, the bank says that the number is a valid phone number, the link is fake however. Earlier that day I have received a scam e-mail asking to receive 1200000USD.

Text number from bank of america telling me to call. Didn't call - instead called number on credit card (credit card had been hacked).

I just received an email concerning the excessive attempts as well. They are good. Even tells you to sign on and check alerts, hoping that by making the reference, you won't actually check. Of course, i checked, there was no alert sent.

I received this same e-mail two times. If you believe the e-mail you received regarding a Bank of America account is fraudulent, forward the e-mail and report it to Bank of America at [email protected] Hopefully if they get a lot of e-mails forwarded from us, they can lock up these jerks trying to steal our hard earned money.

With foreign accent

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 authenticI called the 800 # on my bank card and confirmed that the e-mail was a scam.

I actually received a text, not a phone call, wanting me to reset the password for a Bank of America account I do not have.

Number for Bank of America account services. You will also see this number if your account is locked or closed when the account goes to collections. If you are not comfortable giving information to some stranger over the phone you can still make online payments to an account in collections by going to www.myeasypayment.com a secure site run by Bank of America. So you can still pay off the balance without paying a debt collectors commission.

did not answer

I RECEIVED THE SAME EMAIL AS WELL. WHICH MY MAIN CONCERN WAS THAT I DO NOT EVEN HAVE AN ACCOUNT WITH BANK OF AMERICA. WHICH ONE THING I NOTICED ESPECIALLY WHEN I WAS READING THE EMAIL WAS THAT IT HAD GRAMMAR ERRORS WITH IN. I FORWARDED THE EMAIL TO THE FRAUD DEPARTMENT AT THE BANK WHICH THEY ARE SUPPOSE TO BE LOOKING INTO IT. I JUST WANT TO MAKE SURE NO ONE IS TRYING TO STEAL MY IDENTITY OR SOMETHING YOU KNOW!?!?!?

I just got the same email. I knew immediately it was fake. Was confirmed when I logged in to my BOA account (through sepearte link - not email) as my account was not locked. If you click on the link and go to the 'BOA website' it looks very authentic. However, if you click on some of the links, you get an error message saying 'page not found.' When I called the number in the email, it sounded like an authentic BOA automated system. I didn't pursue that or talk to anyone there and take a chance. I did forward the email to BOA fraud department.

was a legitimate number. Called Bank of America and verified that 800-933-6262 is a verified call center phone #

Just an FYI I received the same email and I used to work for that Bank. Under no circumstances will a bank solicite you for information via email or internet. You going online yourself is one thing but they will never do that themselves and it is totally a scam.

I just received one of these emails and had the same concerns because I do not login online with this particular account, it is a phishing email trying to get your account information to make electronic transfers into an acount under another companies name. The fraud department is aware, but they ask you to call and forward them a copy of your email, so they can in fact press charges for each instance.

Said I needed to reset my account access number. I don't have an account.

I got the same email. LOL they closed my account on me because I refused to pay NSF funds they created when they paid my car payment twice and tried to blame me for it. They would not give me back the fees they charged and I quit using the account. Has been over a yr now, so I don't think I could have attempted to log in several times. IF they want to suspend my account AGAIN go for it. And that is not the number of customer service anyway.

Scam

report suspicious e-mails supposedly from Bank of America by forwarding the e-mail to the Bank of America abuse people at [email protected]. Let's try to lock up these people.

I got the same e-mail...Going to find out at bank tommorow how to fix

recv'd email from Subj: Online Banking ServiceDate: Wed, 23 Apr 2008 17:58:08 -0400From: service@bankofamerica.com---------------------------------------------------------------- Dear member During our usual security enhancement protocol, we observed multiple login attempt error while login in to your online banking account. We have believed that someone other than you is trying to access your account for security reasons, we have temporarily suspend your account and your access to online banking and will be restricted if you fail to update. To get started Log In » https://www.bankofamerica.com/index.jspPlease Note:If we do no receive the appropriate account verification within 48 hours, then we will assume this Bank account is fraudulent and will be suspended. The purpose of this verification is to ensure that your bank account has not been fraudulently used and to combat the fraud from our community. ----------------------------END EMAIL------------------------I do not have an existing acct with BOA nor have I ever had one.The email acct they sent this email to has not been used for several month until yesterday when I emailed the usps about and online acct that I forgot the log in info on.

I received an email regarding my bank accounts... saying that my account has been locked out due to excessive attempts to log in. The concern is that I have not tried to log into this particular account in months. When I called the bank office, they 'verified' it was a bank number and attempted to transfer to the specified party to assist... however, each time the number was not a working number???? sounds too suspicious to me!

Bank Of AmericaDear member During our usual security enhancement protocol, we observed multiple login attempt error while login in to your online banking account. We have believed that someone other than you is trying to access your account for security reasons, we have temporarily suspend your account and your access to online banking and will be This was an email. restricted if you fail to update.To get started : > Log on to https://www.bankofamerica.com/privacy/update.jspPlease Note:If we do no receive the appropriate account verification within 48 hours, then we will assume this Bank account is fraudulent and will be suspended. The purpose of this verification is to ensure that your bank account has not been fraudulently used and to combat the fraud from our community.

Same email received here, twice! THIS IS FRAUDULENT! When the number provided on the email was called it sounds official then asks for your social security number, and to complete verification asks for either your account number or bank card number. Bank of America will NEVER ask for any identifying numbers either by phone or by mail.

Temporary Authorization #

Got the same email - bank indicates 800-933-6262 is valid Bank of America number but the weblink in the email is fraud

[email protected] you look at the above e-mail where the e-mail came from, there is the number 0 after the word bank. Suspicious e-mail, right?

I got the same email from Bank Of America. I knew it was a scam b/c I am not a BOA customer, and b/c they were asking for personal account information. However, I was curious, so I dialed the 800 number in the email (800.933.6262). It is an actaul BOA phone number. I talked with an account rep, and she told me to report the email to the BOA fraud dept, which I had already done. The main thing to do here is DO NOT CLICK THE LINK! I have heard that is all scammers need to hack into your computer and get the info it wants or can sell. Also, if you can go the extra step and forward the email on to the fraud/spam departments of the companies that the email claims to be from, it will help.

Online Banking Sign-in Error-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For your security, access to Online Banking has been locked because the number of attempts to sign in exceeded the number allowed. To regain access, you must restore your account. Please click here and submin your information. Your security is important to us. If you are not aware of this situation, please contact us immediately at 1.800.933.6262. Want to confirm this email is from Bank of America? Sign in to Online Banking and select Alerts History to verify this alert. Want to get more alerts? Sign in to Bank of America Online Banking and click the 'Manage Alerts' link in the 'I want to...' box. Because email is not a secure form of communication, please do not reply to this email.If you have any questions about your account or need assistance, please call the phone number on your statement or go to Contact Us at www.bankofamerica.com. Bank of America, Member FDIC. © 2008 Bank of America Corporation. All Rights Reserved.

Yep....this has fraud and scam written all over it. I call the 1-800-933-6262 number and an automated voice answers and the first thing he asks is for me to input your social security number. I entered all 0's and then the automated voice asked me to enter my bank account number. At that point I hung up the telephone.

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