Bank of America

Drew – Sep 10, 2020

Victim Location 78249

Type of a scam Phishing

text sent saying bank of America closed my account 3 messages sent 1 min apart telling me to call asking for information automated services

Mallory – Aug 24, 2020

Victim Location 32534

Type of a scam Counterfeit Product

A young man, using the name JOHN WICKER claims to be the General Manager of BANK OF AMERICA. He has convinced our Mom that she has won $2,500,000.00 from publishers clearing house. She has opened a private bank account and had intentions of sending him/them money from the bank account we have recently discovered. We have found a paper that she wrote all the the phone numbers given above that she was calling or they have been calling from. she has a claim number #332**** US claim. Badge# 0021***** with a password # Moscorro permanent.

Noah – Aug 10, 2020

Victim Location 65802

Type of a scam Phishing

I got a phone call from this number saying that they detected fraudulent activity on my BOA account. I don’t have an account with Bank of America. They said it was for $8900. They told me to call them back if that wasn’t my activity.

Miguel – Jun 10, 2020

Victim Location 75654

Type of a scam Phishing

Said that my Bank of America information was in danger.

Kathleen – Apr 16, 2020

Victim Location 71107

Type of a scam Phishing

Please Update All Your Information Now !

From: Bank Of America <[email protected]>

Sent: Monday, March 30, 2020 2:21:28 PM

Subject: Please Update All Your Information Now !

Security Alert

Dear Customer, we’re letting you know that your Online ID has been disabled due to multiple sign in attempt, and incorrect password was attempted with your user ID.

You won’t be able to access your account(s) in the Online or Mobile plateform until we can verify that it was you.

Please Sign in to visit and update profile immediately www.bankofamerica.com<https://booking.rabita.no/.ID/boa/>

Please remember to review your statement to see transactions, payments, and other important account information and disclosures.

Email intended for: [ ##email## ]

Thank you for being a Bank of America customer.

You received this email as part of your existing relationship with us.

Please Do Not Reply to this Email

This is a notification-only email that cannot accept incoming replies. To send us an email, simply log in to www.bankofamerica.com and click contact us to send your message securely.

Bank of America Email, 9th Floor NC1-028-09-02, 150 N College St., Charlotte, NC 28255. Please do NOT send any physical mail to this address, especially mail containing sensitive information.

Bank of America, N.A. Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender 

© 2020 Bank of America Corporation. All rights reserved.

Message ID-[ 1000425854 ]

Austin –

Victim Location 44313

Type of a scam Phishing

Man called my 93 yo mother on landline phone at 9:00 AM, claiming to be "Bank of America" She has never has any dealings with B of A, She did not answer the phone call. Called again at 4:15 PM, screaming at her over voicemail to pickup the phone, then called her a "***."

Mandy –

Victim Location 33458

Type of a scam Phishing

This scammer pretended to be Bank of America to attempt to get information from me.

Colin –

Victim Location 65631

Type of a scam Identity Theft

I have gotten 4 phone calls from a Bank of America *** saying that there is a legal enforcement action filed on my soc. sec. number for illegal activities and to call the phone number. the call ends with "thank you. have a nice day" . When I called the number a woman answers identifying herself as Bank of America. I hung up. Not sure what to do???

Rachel –

Victim Location 84401

Type of a scam Sweepstakes/Lottery/Prizes

I received a call 11-28-2019 at 7:00 am from Bank of America a Mrs. Nancy Roberts claiming they have had this check for me for a week and a half trying to get a hold of me. They said it was from Publisher’s Clearing House/Reader’s Digest in the amount of $250,000.00. I had given information out on my visa card from that bank, and they instructed me to deposit $2000 into this person’s account named Shanique Samuels in Fort Walton, Florida 32547. Then after the deposit would be made there would be a fed ex arriving this afternoon between 3-4 pm to deliver that check for the amount of $232, 500 on account of $17,000 going to the IRS. After the phone call with them this morning I actually called the Bank of America and the fraud department to let them know what had just happened. They had nothing showing on their system of any such check for me. So they blocked my card right away so no one could have any access to it and issuing me a new one. I did not deposit any money into that account that was sent to me so I have lost nothing. I could’ve lost quite a bit of money if I had proceeded with all of this but I had seen a couple red flags from the conversation alone. That’s why I called the actual Bank of America out of Dallas TX to report this matter. People just be aware of phone calls like these so you don’t fall into any sort of scam just hang up.

Thank You

*** ***

Marie –

Victim Location 98102

Type of a scam Phishing

When I answer my phone a recorder states that it is a call from Bank of America China and a person then begins to speak in a Chinese dialect. I don’t understand what the person is conveying nor do I understand how they got my number or what the purpose is for calling me. Most importantly I have no way of asking them to remove me from their calling list.

Gregory –

Victim Location 53546

Type of a scam Sweepstakes/Lottery/Prizes

He told me his name was mark brown. He had a very thick foreign accent and told me i won $2.5 million. He then told me to write down a bunch of numbers and repeat them back to him. I hung up shortly after that

Jessica –

Victim Location 67052

Type of a scam Phishing

They say it is the Bank of America Chinese voice line a d them someone is speaking in Chinese and hang up. They call several times a day and get through when blocked.

Emmanuel –

Victim Location 70578

Type of a scam Nigerian/Foreign Money Exchange

I received an email stating… Attn.Beneficiary NOTICE: TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFER(T/T). We are hereby officially notify you concerning your fund telegraphic transfer through your bank,Bank of America,to your bank account,officially approved by the management of World Bank Swiss(WBS) to credit the sum of US$10,000,000.00 (Ten Million United State Dollars Only) into your nominated bank account. Note that we have started processing your payment and everything concerning the immediate remittance of your funds will be carried out within the shortest possible time from the time we receive your below information. Also be informed that the Governor of Apex Bank in London(BL) will sign on your payment advice and a copy of the advice will be sent to the

World Bank in Swiss for some record purposes.Meanwhile your information and your full contact details were received from the Claims Resolution Unit(CRU) on your behalf,for immediate release of said fund to your favor. Note that this fund was part of the lodged late Saddam Hussein of Iraq discovery fund with World Bank of Switzerland,which the Swiss bank has decided to distribute generously to help few lucky individuals and the American government and also the new France president is in agreement with the Swiss bank to distribute the fund to seven hundred thousand people in America,Europe,Asia and Africa in order to help improve their businesses. therefore you are to reconfirm the below information accurately,because this office cannot afford to be held liable for any fund credited into an unknown account.These are the information needed to be reconfirmed by you. 1:your full name and contact address. 2.date of birth 3.occupation 4.your direct phone number. As soon as i receive the above info, i will process your payment to enable the transfer get started immediately. your quick response shall be mostly appreciated. Yours in service,Mr. John Roseni Director credit/telex dept Bank of America

Jacob –

Victim Location 71112

Type of a scam Phishing

Bank Of America

Thu 5/2/2019 5:48 PM

Dear Valued Customer,

You Have A Personal Security Alert from BankOfAmerica.

Sign-On

Note: You will need to update your information for that service completely.

© Copyright, BankOfAmerica, 2019. Access

 

I do not have an account with Bank of America.

Craig –

Victim Location 31401

Type of a scam Business Email Compromise

Dear Valued Member,

We noticed invalid login attempts into you account online from an unknown IP address .

Due to this, we have temporarily placed your online banking on hold.

We need you to update your account details for your bank account to be re-activated

please update your billing information today by clicking

here www.bankofamerica.com/secured/updates After a few clicks,

just verify the information you entered is correct.

Sincerely,

BOA Member Services Team

P.S. The link in this message will be expire within 24 Hours . You have to update your payment information

© 2019 BOA LLC. All Rights Reserved.

Catherine –

Victim Location 76084

Type of a scam Sweepstakes/Lottery/Prizes

Contacted wife saying she had won $855,000 and car and she had go to Walmart and send $385.00 to address given to her later. He gave his name as Micheal Anderson at phone 954-613-6011. He gave raffle # 50049 US and check #EG641-218-9084 US. He called her 10 times yesterday and our home number at least 6 times. Each time he called I advised that I would be reporting him

Mindy –

Victim Location 68118

Type of a scam Credit Cards

getting a message second day in a row asking to call this number to resolve some problems with Bank of America transactions

Sabrina –

Victim Location 94513

Type of a scam Credit Cards

Voicemail message from 2/5/19 at 10:51 AM

“Hello this is *** with Bank of America we are attempting to contact _?_?_?_?_?_?_ _?_?_?_?_?_?_?_?_?_?_?_ and regarding an urgent matter please contact Bank of America at *** _?_?_?_?_?_?_?_?_ reference number of *** I will representatives are Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 AM and 8 PM Eastern standard time thank you so much for choosing Bank of America you have a nice day…”

I immediately called the fraud DEPT of Bank of America to see if they had tried to contact me and they said no, that the call was not legitimate.

Derek –

Victim Location 37221

Type of a scam Phishing

Email sent to our company email… image attached. I didn’t click the link so I’m not sure where it takes you but I did hover to get the website address it would have taken me to.

Regina –

Victim Location 71105

Type of a scam Business Email Compromise

From: Bankofamerica

Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2018 12:00 PM

To: Tammy ***

Subject: Payment Advice – ACH Transfer Notification – Ref:[73765BOFAUS39WOXXX2181281977] / ACH credits

<span title=" <https://www.bankofamerica.com/content/images/ContextualSiteGraphics/Logos/en_US/logos/bac-logo.png> 
 <https://www.bankofamerica.com/content/images/ContextualSiteGraphics/Logos/… />

The ACH Payment payee/payor PAYROLL was modified on 12/20/18 in your Bankofamerica internet banking profile. 

https://secmail.bankofamerica.com/formpostdir/securereader?id=nbPhh-1HAmB2UqGxFA… <span title="<http://www.hochwertige-markise.com/YfbU-m9Kcm_rnyX-vZ/PaymentStatus/EN_en/Invoice-76081840>  
<http://www.hochwertige-markise.com/YfbU-m9Kcm_rnyX-vZ/PaymentStatus/EN_en/In… />

Following is the detail: 

Batch Name: PAYROLL ACH

Batch Type: CCD

Payment Type: Receive a Payment

Offset Account: Business Checking-5811

Effective Date: 12/20/2018 

Total Credits (QTY) 

$13,715.43 (1) 

Total Debits (QTY) 

$13,715.43 (18) 

Credit Holds (Qty) 

$0.00 (0) 

Debit Holds (Qty) 

$0.00 (0) 

This is a secure message from Bank of America.

Banking, credit card, automobile loans, mortgage and home equity products are provided by Bank of America, N.A. and affiliated banks, Members FDIC and wholly owned subsidiaries of Bank of America Corporation. Credit and collateral are subject to approval. Terms and conditions apply. This is not a commitment to lend. Programs, rates, terms and conditions are subject to change without notice.

 

Seth –

Victim Location 97844

Type of a scam Phishing

Email from "Bank of America" informing me my online account was frozen because I violated security rules for the account. Instructed to go to security link to verify identity for reinstatement.

Eugene –

Victim Location 90001

Type of a scam Credit Cards

This is a Bank of America clone. Be careful entering your details, It has a token login code but it is not legit. They might move this script to any website address. Just be careful no matter what. This is the real bank of america website with the larger trust seal at the address ***

Jill –

Victim Location 45211

Type of a scam Business Email Compromise

Security Alert

Your Access is suspended, because we recognized some unusual activity on your account, click on restore my account below.

They are sending emails that look to be from Bank of America advising me of fraud activity on my account asking me to click the Bank of America tab and enter my information. I’ve got two of these on my Xavier.edu account the last two months.

Bank of America

Restore my account

We’re letting you know we blocked yours access because security reason, please click on the link above.

This alert relates to your Banking profile, rather than a particular account.

Please sign in to your account and restore your access.

Terry –

Victim Location 79109

Type of a scam Credit Cards

This man called and said he was with Bank of America. He was calling about our Visa Card had been compromised. I told him we didn’t have a Visa card and he hung up. I called and confirmed with the ScamPulse.com that it was a scam.

Bobby –

Victim Location 83605

Type of a scam Credit Cards

After the failed attempt to contact me by phone twice the scammer mailed a letter on cheap copy paper with Bank of America as the letterhead using their logo. Sept. 30, 2018 letter said they would like to speak with me about recent activity on my account that is "inconsistent with my usual activity". I have never applied for a Bank of America account. The next letter dated October 1, 2018 said I had been approved for "your Bank of America credit card account". Furthermore, I would be receiving card(s) within two weeks. No cards have ever arrived. The approved credit limit is $13,000. On the November 1, 2018 letter they said " We’ve completed our review of your claim and consider your dispute resolved". I never contacted them EVER. The letter went on to explain I didn’t have to do anything, I wouldn’t be held responsible for any transactions, they had contacted the consumer reporting agencies and they may contact me again if they need to re-open the case. They suggested I place a "consumer statement alert" with the consumer reporting agencies that they listed and gave phone numbers for those agencies. They gave a phone number 800-472-7970 if I had any questions.

Rebekah –

Victim Location 70433

Type of a scam Phishing

Received an e-mail pretending to be from Bank of American with title line "You have a new bill from Bank of America Credit Card".

Requested payment for bill due.

Autumn –

Victim Location 79109

Total money lost $250

Type of a scam Debt Collections

My name is *** *** and my phone number is ***  I received a call from Bank of America who stated my daughter owed them some money or they would take her property here in Randall County. I gave them my card number and they pulled $250 out and would take out $250 a week on Thursdays. The number they gave me to call is 1-714-735-4028. I notified my daughter *** *** and she called BOA and they told her she didn’t owe them anything. So I cancelled my card and got a new card and won’t pay them anymore money. My daughter also called a cousin who is in Lawyer school and he told her it was a scam and they needed to call BBB.

Dylan –

Victim Location 42101

Type of a scam Debt Collections

Received e-mail wanting payment on an account which I don’t have.

Christy –

Victim Location 39211

Type of a scam Identity Theft

I received a call from bank of America # 800 6696607 today . This was my previous mortgage company but the account was sold to Carrington mortgage. I called Bank if America because I missed the call and was unsure as to why they were calling. The rep said no one called but she would notate the account. When I hung up the voice message on my phone was from Don Robinson with the lending dept.!with time sensitive information about my mortgage and that it would be in my best interest to cb before they start foreclosure and his direct # 8482075531. I called the ScamPulse.com and was told to report it in this website. I was very displeased to know Bznk if America wasn’t concern and this hacker in another country is actually using there 800#. I didn’t call back. I also received another call days before from 6017180915 number and the voice is identical. My concern is they have taped into the mortgage company # and they’re not concerned

Brandy –

Victim Location 58784

Type of a scam Phishing

Received an email requesting immediate update of personal information, deleted email immediately. Two days later received letter requesting immediate action required info needed: Social Security number, complete physical home address country of residence and citizenship status, occupation, source of income. Telephone call made to Bank of America fraud department stated that this is a phishing letter and to not reply to it.

Caleb –

Victim Location 56377

Type of a scam Other

Activity Alert

Dear Customer :

Our smart security system have determined that different computers have tried to logged into your Online Banking account, and multiple password failures were present.

You have to re-confirm your account information to us.

If this verification didn’t completed by August 26,2018, we will be forced to suspend your account, as it may have been used for fraudulent purposes.

To re-confirm your Online Banking account follow the link below:

Get started by signing in to Online Banking.

Thank you for your cooperation with us.

Bank of America Customer Service.

Thank you for being a Bank of America customer. You received this email as part of your existing relationship with us.Activity Alert

Dear Customer :

Our smart security system have determined that different computers have tried to logged into your Online Banking account, and multiple password failures were present.

You have to re-confirm your account information to us.

If this verification didn’t completed by August 26,2018, we will be forced to suspend your account, as it may have been used for fraudulent purposes.

To re-confirm your Online Banking account follow the link below:

Get started by signing in to Online Banking.

Thank you for your cooperation with us.

Bank of America Customer Service.

Bank of America Email, 9th Floor NC1-028-09-02, 150 N College St., Charlotte, NC 28255. Please do NOT send any physical mail to this address, especially mail containing sensitive information.

Thank you for being a Bank of America customer. You received this email as part of your existing relationship with us.

Jay –

Victim Location 60613

Type of a scam Sweepstakes/Lottery/Prizes

They want the customer to send $4,000.00 to Bank of America in order to get her million dollar prize.

Johnny –

Victim Location 70377

Type of a scam Identity Theft

received two separate postal mails stating that my accounts were being closed.

with a phone # to call if i had any questions,

first of all i have never opened any accounts with bank of america, and when i call the # i am asked to give my ss# or account #

the letter only shows the last four digits of my so called account #.

I did speak to someone who asked for this info

could this be a legit letter from bank America?

has someone opened an account under my name and address?>

Allen –

Victim Location 91786

Type of a scam Credit Cards

They called asking about credit card ending in XXXX. They asked me to confirm my first and last name, then my birthday before I interrupted asking why they would be calling me at all. The bank always mails or emails regarding issues with fraud or past dues. They would not tell me what the call was in regards to without first identifying me because they needed more personal information.

I hung up and called the number on the back of my credit card. I told a representative the phone number I received the call from and they told me that is not a number that belongs to Bank Of America.

Sean –

Victim Location 99201

Type of a scam Phishing

Continuous calls to offer services from Alice at Bank of America. They are robo calls.

Lawrence –

Victim Location 30815

Total money lost $1,500

Type of a scam Government Grant

I was told that I could receive a 100,000.00 dollar grant. I had to send them a money order for $1500.00. They have been texting me about everything. I am now having trouble getting information from them on getting the money. I have a friend for twenty years who told me about who to call for the grant as she received 50,000.00 from them.

Stefanie –

Victim Location 15102

Type of a scam Nigerian/Foreign Money Exchange

I received this in my email today…

Re: Payment Notification From Bank of America

Mr. Brian Smith

From: Mr. Brian Smith <[email protected]>

Sent: Wednesday, May 2, 2018 12:44 PM

Subject: Re: Payment Notification From Bank of America

 

Your Kind Attention,

 

 

RE: TRANSFER OF YOUR APPROVED FUND IN SUM OF $5,800,000.00…..CBN/00392/TCB/USA092.

 

 

This is to officially notify you that we the management of the Bank of America corporate office had received an instruction from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to make compensation payments for your overdue Inheritance/Contract payment occasioned by the activities of fraudulent individuals from Nigeria posing as Bank workers.

 

 

You are hereby advised to stop any form of communication with any other uncertified persons so as not to truncate our genuine quest to get you fully compensated. We are poised to commence the transfer of your fund of US$5,800, 000.00. (Five Million Eight Hundred Thousand United States Dollars), Via Telegraphic Wire Transfer System (TWTS).

 

 

Be also informed that according to a recent communiqu? from the office of the Chairman of the United States Federal Reserve, Mr. Jerome Powell , the ONLY thing that qualifies you as the sole beneficiary of the said fund remains your ability to secure the Transfer Access Code (TAC) for the Telegraphic Wire Transfer System(TWTS) of the unclaimed funds. This is in line with International best practices as regarding transactions of this magnitude.

 

 

Furthermore, the availability of the Transfer Access Code (TAC) shall grant you an unhindered access to your fund and facilitate swift transfer thereby cutting short the activities of unscrupulous persons/Scammers.

 

 

The only thing required from you is to obtain the TRANSFER ACCESS CODE (TAC) for the US$5,800, 000.00. (Five Million Eight Hundred Thousand United States Dollars), via Telegraphic Wire Transfer System (TWTS)

 

 

For information on how to pay for the Transfer Access Code (TAC) , you are to contact our resource personnel through the link provided below : [email protected]

 

 

if you have any questions to ask, please do not hesitate to contact our resource personnel +12092481801,

 

 

Yours faithfully,

Mr. Brian Smith

Bank of America®

Alisha –

Victim Location 47714

Type of a scam Phishing

I received an official-looking letter from "Bank of America" warning me that they required information from me or my account would be closed. The information they wanted was my date of birth and my SSN, which they referred to as a "tax identification number." The mailing included the letter in both English and Spanish, as well as what looked like IRS forms W-9 and W-8BEN, and a return envelope that required me to affix postage (a red flag).

The only dealings we have with Bank of America is a VISA card through AAA, which we have had for over 35 years. We do not have an account at BOA. The wording of the letter was suspicious, telling me to act before May 28, 2018 or my account could be closed (another red flag). I called the customer service number of our VISA account and the representative told me that no letter had been sent from them and there were no warnings concerning our account.

I did not respond to the letter and I called BBB.

Ivan –

Victim Location 83651

Type of a scam Identity Theft

We received an official looking letter from Bank of America that stated they needed "Critical information about our account status." It said that they were missing or had incomplete information on our account. The letter included an official looking IRS form W-9 which requested a Social Security Number and a signature. About a week after receiving this letter there was a follow up phone call from a very aggressive woman demanding the information. We did not give any information thinking it a bit peculiar that the IRS would use a bank to collect information from us.

We contacted Bank of America who said they had not sent any letter to us and they were sure it was a scam. The letter including the three pages of IRS forms all looked very official and correct, down to the four ways to get in touch with them to confirm and provide information to them. One of them was to contact the nearest financial center (the nearest one is over 200 miles away.) One of the "Red Flags" was that the name they used was my husbands shortened name instead of his longer given name.

Larry –

Victim Location 65804

Type of a scam Phishing

I received an email this morning from Bank of America, telling me that my payment has been received. And if I wanted details to click on the link. I didn’t click on it. I am not even a Bank of America customer.

Joel –

Victim Location 44484

Type of a scam Sweepstakes/Lottery/Prizes

I received a scam call this morning on my home phone. Caller claimed to be with Bank of America. Callers name was Harris Stokes. He gave me phone number 980-209-2304. He told me to call Bank of America at this number. I called the phone bank. He said the President of the bank told him to call me. I won $2.5 million. Because I pay all my bills on time. This is a global international sweepstakes. I asked where are you calling from. He could not pronounce Charlotte NC. He said I will receive a $50,000 bonus today. I asked how much do I have to pay. He said I don’t pay any money upfront. I will need to pay the IRS. He asked my birth date. I did not answer. He wanted to know the name of my bank. I did not answer. He started to get irate because I was asking too many questions.I hung up on him.

Marvin –

Victim Location 79109

Type of a scam Credit Cards

I received a call and it said press one and a man answered and wanted to verify my account and SSN and I told him he called me and if he was from the bank he should have my account there. He kept asking me for the numbers and I refused to give them to him over the phone unless I was the one who made the call and he got mad and said if you don’t give them to me I am going to cancel your card. I hung up on him and he called back but didn’t answer. I called Bank of America fraud unit and told her what happened and she told me that if the bank were going to lower my interest rate they would just do it and send me a letter. Who wouldn’t want their interest rate lowered.

Roberto –

Victim Location 16059

Type of a scam Credit Cards

Someone emailed claiming they are from "Bank of America" and that victim has fraudulent charges on their account.  "Company" asked for victims Social Security # & Bank of America Card #.  Victim new her account had been closed and didn’t fall for it. 

Bonnie –

Victim Location 49203

Type of a scam Phishing

I did not bite. But, the email has a very legit appearance. It does, though, have several spelling and grammatical errors. It does not take you to a secured "https://" Bank of America website.

Darryl –

Victim Location 60187

Type of a scam Phishing

Scammer indicated there were multiple attempts to log on to my BOA account and I needed to click on link to update my security information with them. Link does not lead to Bank of America.

Charles –

Victim Location 93703

Type of a scam Phishing

I received the following email from "Bank of America" which is an absolute FRAUD. I copied and pasted the email below, but only the from-to and subject copied. I was able to copy and paste on my pages and then attached that copy of the body of the email.

It stated:

Attention ! Your Bank of America account Has Suspended !

Your are receiving this message due to errors encountered in our regular verification of Online Banking records

This might be due to one of the following reasons:

Your Billing information records are out of date

Either your information has been changed or incomplete

To restore your account, Sign on by: Clicking Here

Your account will work as normal after the verification processed

Thank you for choosing Bank of America

,, ,,, ,,,, ,,, ,,,, ,,,, ,,, ,,,, ,,, ,,,, ,,, ,,,, ,,, ,,,, ,,,, ,,,

©2018 Bank of America Corporation.All rights reserved

I forwarded the entire email to [email protected], [email protected], abuse @bankofamerica.com, [email protected] with my statement: THE FOLLOWING IS A FRAUD ATTEMPT, SPAM, PHISH, CRAP RECEIVED. PLEASE INVESTIGATE, PROSECUTE THEN PUBLICLY EXECUTE THE OFFENDER(S)!!!

———- Original Message ———-

From: Bank of America

To: Undisclosed-Recipients:;

Date: January 5, 2018 at 11:38 AM

Subject: Important Notification From Security Center

[BOFA]

Miguel –

Victim Location 92610

Type of a scam Phishing

Received the same email three times this month. It has the BofA logo on top. Here is what the first part reads:

"You have received this email for security reasons. We have detected an action that seems to be unauthorized by the account holder. It seems that one or more unauthorized devices was connected to your account. We have not fully restricted your account but you must confirm your identity in order to avoid any deviations.

Then it has a "click here to verify your account"

Since I saw it came from Germany, I knew it was a phishing email. It will be forwarded to [email protected]

Lee –

Victim Location 68522

Type of a scam Credit Cards

I received an e-mail from the above scammer, stating " We’re letting you know that we’ve detected some unusual activity on your Bank of America account on 12/18/2017 5:01:23." I looked up Bank of America and called them this morning, they of course, have no record of my name or anything about me. I did send a notice to [email protected] as requested by the agent. I had a card many years ago, probably over 20+years. I thought you would like to know about this.

Teresa –

Victim Location 77840

Type of a scam Credit Cards

call from 876 816 0019 claiming we are to receive $20 million from bank of america, ask to call 805 310 4642 option 3 get confirmation #; which I did and rec’d a conf# 6290019 with info of 1% or $2k would be reported to IRS; then caller was to call back; rec’d call but did not answer, this is a credit card scam?

Keri –

Victim Location 35957

Type of a scam Sweepstakes/Lottery/Prizes

Phone call telling me I have won over $100,000 and a new truck. Has called 5 times since I hung up on him. Tells me he is calling Bank of America and that I am to press option 1. Call says Kingston JM

Kelli –

Victim Location 64029

Type of a scam Phishing

Recieved email. Redirected to fake Bank of America website asking for personal information

Toni –

Victim Location 54806

Type of a scam Sweepstakes/Lottery/Prizes

I was contacted by phone saying I won $450,000 dollars in a USA Today sweepstakes. They gave me a claim number to call and then I received another call from someone saying he was from bank of america and wanted me to send $750 . Being suspicious I did nothing. Wanted to see if it was a scam

Jaclyn –

Victim Location 78248

Type of a scam Phishing

Claim online bank access will be suspended if target does not provide account info.

Barbara –

Victim Location 92706

Type of a scam Business Email Compromise

The following msg was sent to my inbox:

You have received a payment of USD $361.16.

Bank of America has recently discovered that this funds were unclaimed or this was a fraudulent transaction.

To avoid any illegal actions on your account we had to put a temporary hold. Simply login to our officialwebsite (hyperlink) and verify your account information to restore your account and funds access.

http://www.bankofamerica.com/onverify/61SDNY/***

Failure to verify your information within 24 hours may result in permanent account suspension.

Bank of America is ensuring daily that your funds are secure and we are promoting every month different methods to prevent fraud.

Cindy –

Victim Location 16428

Type of a scam Credit Cards

I was told that because of my on-time payments I was eligible for lower interest rates on all my cards that were in good standing. I verified information about my cards and after feeling nervous about the call I called my credit card company and they didn’t call. I had to replace my cards.

Rachael –

Victim Location 48239

Type of a scam Identity Theft

A person called claiming to be from Bank of America. They stated that they had sent a letter (of which I never received) and that they needed to verify some personal information. I called the number, 877-488-7842, and they told me they needed to speak with my wife. I am the account holder. My wife is only my beneficiary. My wife called the number and they stated they wanted to verify her identity.

Neil –

Victim Location 48044

Type of a scam Credit Cards

The scammer left the following message: She was from the Bank of America and was calling for (she gave my daughter’s correct full name). She said a replacement card for our daughter’s credit card ending in (she gave the correct last 4 digits of the card) had been compromised. She said our daughter should activate the replacement card as soon as she got it because her present card would be closed on June 29, 2017. If our daughter had any questions she should call 1-800-793-5755. This compromise happened through Emergent. Our daughter called Bank of

America using the phone number on the back of her credit card and found out this was a fraud. She ordered a new card. We don’t know how the scammers got her correct full name or the last 4 digits of her card. I haven’t heard of this scam before and wanted to report it.

Cara –

Victim Location 43528

Type of a scam Phishing

I received an email that appeared to be from Bank of America. Poor grammar raised one flag. The fact that I don’t have an account with them raised another.

Deanna –

Victim Location 48221

Type of a scam Fake Check/Money Order

Left message: Carol of Bank of America check fraud department asked for me by name. Says she wants to verify if check #2198 is a good check. Call me back as soon as possible at 626 817 7223.

The caller Id listed 626 817 7020 and CA9 702 BOFA PA.

I called Bank of America at 1 800 432 1000 and was directed to their check fraud department which told me to ignore the call and report it to the ScamPulse.com as fraud because they have no record of that telephone number.

Jenny –

Victim Location 48103

Type of a scam Credit Cards

Email saying that my Bank of America account has been compromised

Erik –

Victim Location 59405

Type of a scam Phishing

Believed to be gaining my account info. I do not have a BofA account.

Dana –

Victim Location 80917

Type of a scam Phishing

The text message came in as follows:

(Review Account) Case 738530. Please visit http://clients.bankofamerica43881my43-id-4811.com

Eric –

Victim Location 37204

Type of a scam Phishing

Sent a text message to be stating that my Bank of America account had suspicious activity. 1) I don’t bank with them ) that is not a secure http address 3) that is clearly a fake website address designed to capture my information.

Melinda –

Victim Location 79424

Type of a scam Phishing

I received the following text message yesterday. When I opened the link, it asked for my debit card number…I did not provide it. Is this a scam? It surely feels like one.

http://wvw2.bankofamerica.com-0725614.pec6.org

Amelia –

Victim Location 85050

Type of a scam Credit Cards

I do not own a BOA account. I did call the 866 number they wanted my SSN I said no.

Your Bank of America CashPay Visa Card Monthly Statement is now available

Inbox

Bank of America CashPay Visa Card

2:02 AM (10 hours ago)

Be careful with this message. It contains content that’s typically used to steal personal information. Learn more

Report this suspicious message Ignore, I trust this message

Dear JOSEPHINE,

Your Bank of America CashPay Visa Card statement for 01/08/2017 is now available. You can view your statement online at the Bank of America CashPay Visa Card Website.

this is what was sent to my email. I do noy h

You have received this email because you have signed up to receive online statements. If you no longer wish to receive your statements online, please sign in to our Bank of America CashPay Visa Card Website to change your statement option.

Please do not reply to this message. If you need further assistance, please contact Customer Service at 866.213.4074.

Thank you.

EID 1005 V 1

Rodney –

Victim Location 97213

Type of a scam Other

I do not have a Bank of America account. This email says it’s from Bank of America and states, "A Secure Letter Regarding Your Private Information. You are receiving this message due to errors encountered in our regular verification process of Online Banking records, This might be due to one of the following reasons:

Several failed attempts to access your account

Accessing of your account from a different device

Either your information has been changed or incomplete

To restore your account, Please Click Here.

Your account will work as normal after the verification processed."

Ryan –

Victim Location 15601

Type of a scam Credit Cards

Two times this morning i have gotten the same email that my credit card (havent used in 5 yrs) has been used to purchase 873.05 from a company called DODGEVAPOR.COM.

Ive called and they want all of my personal info to access my account. My full account #, my ss # and my driver’s license also.

Since i dont have the card, shredded it, i cant even call the true card company to let them know anything.

Candice –

Victim Location 78253

Type of a scam Phishing

Email phishing scam wanting personal and bank account information

Amanda –

Victim Location 98290

Type of a scam Credit Cards

This came in as a text: Bank Of America: Your Bank Card Account has been deactivated for security reasons. Follow www.US-BankOfAmerica.com and verify your account in 3 Steps.

Kate –

Victim Location 63123

Type of a scam Identity Theft

I received a voicemail from Shirley stating it was Bank of America calling and their was a problem. It went on to say it was their Compliance and Maintenance Monitoring Department and I was to call them back. I do have accounts with Bank of America so I called my local branch. They said Bank of America did not call me and that my accounts are OK. I did not call the number they provided which was 877-488-7842 as my local branch said Bank of America’s phone number starts with 844 number. I believe this call was to compromise my accounts and my identity. Google search has information that this is a scam and other people are reporting this.

Bruce –

Victim Location 98273

Type of a scam Sweepstakes/Lottery/Prizes

Someone from "Bank of America" called and stated that $21,000,000 had been won. Part of the scam was that a bank account would have to be opened.

Timothy –

Victim Location 01609

Type of a scam Identity Theft

Received a text message from Bank of America stating I had to update my debit card by contacting: [email protected] I clicked on the link provided and I had to update my address, phone # and my social security #. I then called the 1-800# on the back of my debit card to confirm that the bank received my information and I was told that Bank of America did not text me, that it was a scam.

John –

Victim Location 45402

Type of a scam Sweepstakes/Lottery/Prizes

A Jason Bradski contacted a consumer’s 93 old grandmother claiming he was a representative of Bank of America and she had won $256,000 and he needed $500 to re-issue a check to her. Jason Bradski’s voicemail even reflects he is with Bank of America. Consumer turned the information over to Bank of America.

Erin –

Victim Location 92128

Type of a scam Sweepstakes/Lottery/Prizes

Bank of America

Tower, New York, NY 10036, United States

From Desktop of Mr. Jeff Anderson

Our Ref: BOF-0XX2/987/20

E-mail:[email protected]

[email protected]

It is my modest obligation to write you this letter as regards the Authorization

of your owed payment through our most respected financial institution (Bank of

America). I am Mr. Jeff Anderson, the Chief Executive Officer, foreign

operations Department Bank of America, the British Government in Conjunction

with us government, World Bank, united Nations Organization on foreign Payment

matters has empowered my bank after much consultation and consideration to

handle all foreign payments and release them to their appropriate beneficiaries

with the help of a Representative from Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

As the newly Appointed/Accredited International Paying Bank, We have been

instructed by the world governing body together with the committee on

international debt reconciliation department to release your overdue funds with

immediate effect; with this exclusive vide transaction no.:

wha/eur/202,password: 339331, pin code: 78569, having received these vital

payment numbers, you are instantly qualified to receive and confirm your payment

with us within the next 96hrs.

Be informed that we have verified your payment file as directed to us and your

name is next on the list of our outstanding fund beneficiaries to receive their

payment. Be advised that because of too many funds beneficiaries, you are

entitled to receive the sum of $14.5M,(Fourteen Million Five Hundred Thousand

Dollars only), as to enable us pay other eligible beneficiaries.

To facilitate with the process of this transaction, please kindly re-confirm the

following information below:

1) Your Full Name:

2) Your Full Address:

3) Your Contact Telephone and Fax No:

3) Your Profession, Age and Marital Status:

4) Any Valid Form of Your Identification/Driven License:

5) Bank Name:

6) Bank Address:

7) Account Name:

8) Account Number:

9) Swift Code:

10) Routing Number:

As soon as we receive the above mentioned information, your payment will be

processed and released to you without any further delay. This notification email

should be your confidential property to avoid impersonators claiming your fund.

You are required to provide the above information for your transfer to take

place through Bank to Bank Transfer directly from Bank of America

We Look Forward To Serving You Better.

Mr. Jeff Anderson

Chief Executive Officer,

Bank of America

(COPYRIGHT © 2016 Bank of America)

Melissa –

Victim Location 06472

Type of a scam Credit Cards

Received a text message from [email protected] stating my bank of america visa card was locked. The link prompted me to fill in complete credit card #, expiration date and last 4 of SSN. I know this is a scam because I don’t have a bank of america credit or debit card.

Valerie –

Victim Location 06798

Type of a scam Phishing

Activity Alert from Bank of America for personal savings/checking account, IP-conflict on your account. WE DO NOT HAVE SAVINGS/CHECKING WITH BOA.

Brooke –

Victim Location 45224

Type of a scam Sweepstakes/Lottery/Prizes

I received a phone call from a gentleman claiming to be from "Bank of America". He claimed that I won $1 million dollars and a Mercedes. He asked a lot of questions. He asked if I was single, married, widowed, etc. He also asked which bank I went to and asked for my account number. (I did not give him my information) He claimed that he would put money in my account to cover taxes. Advised that I do not give out that information & I hung up the phone. He keeps trying to call me back. He is calling from 877-350-8538

Christy –

Victim Location 98327

Type of a scam Phishing

This email was sent to one of BBB’s email accounts and I received the reply in my inbox. There was an attachment in the email that I did not open or include because I was afraid it was a virus. Below is the text that was in the email:

Dear Sir/Ma,

This is to notify you that the payment instruction we received has been processed through Bank of America into your account that was provided.

Incoming Wire – Advice of Credit

Date: 07/03/2016

Wire Confirmation No: BOA0190289001USA

Transaction Status: Completed.

Attached to this email is the secure payment receipt from Bank of America. For secure access, You are required to download and authenticate by verifying your email and password via the attached outlook document file transfer page to gain secure access to the receipt.

Let me know when you have it and please confirm the details.

If you are unable to view the file, do not hesitate to contact me.

Regards,

Sharon Golden,

Bank of America

Payment Processing Unit,

www.bankofamerica.com

This message contains confidential information and is intended only for the addressed recipient.

If you are not the addressed recipient, you should not disseminate, distribute or copy this e-mail.

Sheena –

Victim Location 28638

Type of a scam Debt Collections

Someone called claiming took out a loan, knew all my personal information but would not let me speak with their superior and not mail me anything and threatened to sue me and put me in jail. They claimed to be associated with Bank of America.

Latasha –

Victim Location 84079

Type of a scam Phishing

Email from Bank of America about our "bank account" that we didn’t advise on how to transfer 32,700,000.

Sergio –

Victim Location 01604

Type of a scam Identity Theft

I received a text from Bank of America, with an URGENT message for me to contact them concerning my account. I called the number and talked to an agent that asked me for the last 4 digits of my social security number, which I gave him. He then asked for my 16 digit credit card number. I then became very suspicious and hung up.

The text message showed up as: BOA C-VZW

Raquel –

Victim Location 35603

Type of a scam Other

Someone called and said they were with Bank of America and my bank card was frozen. They wanted me to call them at 801-961-9999, That number is in Utah.

Robin –

Victim Location 35016

Type of a scam Credit Cards

requesting account info. I do not have a bank of america acct. Would like to forward the email to you.

Eddie –

Victim Location 31211

Type of a scam Credit Cards

Received a call with a recording stating that my debit card had been locked. Said press 1 to speak with the security department to reactivate. I hung up and called bank of america but they were not interested in me reporting the information.

Stacy –

Victim Location 30214

Type of a scam Other

I received a telephone call from an unknown telephone number at 3:20 am with a voice recording. It said my Bank of America debit card had been locked. I could press 1 to be connected to their security. I don’t have such a card. I did not press anything but let the message repeat 2x and then it disconnected.

April –

Victim Location 38184

Type of a scam Sweepstakes/Lottery/Prizes

This morning at 9:10AM (Nov. 9, 2015) I recd a call from Bank of America (646-432-4542) telling me I was the 2nd winner of a sweepstakes $1,500,000 but had to send $500. I was instructed to go to Western Union to send the cash. I told them I did not have the money. They said they would put it on hold till I got paid, but I told them I do not have the money.

Jeremy –

Victim Location 99181

Type of a scam Identity Theft

(Hello, unfortunately your BnkOfAmerica-ViSA is under review-Code:63) Do not disregard, call right now. 4017379692 Delivered by support office. ID{6r

Carl –

Victim Location 16127

Type of a scam Credit Cards

Received a phone call, which I ignored, then received a text to call a number. The text stated it was a fraud alert. When the two phone numbers matched I called back. The automated message stated that my debit card with Bank of America was frozen and to unfreeze it I had to confirm who I was. The first thing it asked for was my 16 digit number on the front of my card. I hung up at this point. My debit card is with a credit union and not connected to any bank. I called the credit union this morning and was informed by the teller I talked to that she also got the same alert.

Lacey –

Victim Location 23229

Type of a scam Identity Theft

This morning, june 19th…Looked just like an email from Bank of America including their logo…with the words Restore your account. Asking for information for (updating) security purposes. Asked for basic info and also soc security number, make a password, debit card # w sec code, birthdate. Re type password. I called BOA and no email was sent out by them. Once I saw that they asked for certain info…esp soc sec #, I suspected it was a scam. BOA verified that they will never ask for a soc sec #. Oh, referred to BOA as BOFA-online.

Alexander –

Victim Location 76538

Type of a scam Phishing

Dear ***@aol.com,

Attempted Login on account was blocked, you need to reset your account in our database against Virus.

Your account has been disabled

Bank of America to youshow details

To reset, logon to your online account to update your information.

Thank you for your patience in verifying your account information.

Bank of America Online

2015

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