(315) 724-4022

Not actually a scam number.

Got the call this morning but did not answer. Too many scams around. If I don't recognize the phone number, I don't answer. My daughter was scammed 6 months ago via e-mail and phone call, supposedly from BofA. She was fooled and gave them her information. Her account was compromised and she lost money. After working with BofA, she now has a new account and pays for a service that monitors and safeguards her personal information. NEVER EVER EVER give out personal information to any request (phone, text, e-mail) that YOU did not initiate. Not to anyone. Good luck.

received an uninitiated replacement BOA card last week, but it is 3 years before expiration without any of the card security or options on it ( self pic, school logos, etc) I think it is BOA but not well executed

a text will come first. then a fake bank call. says fraud charges on account. hang up and call bank with direct number you know like I did and verify. bank confirmed my suspicions. Scamer!

I received a call from this phone number with an automated message saying that a new card had been sent to me, my card was being canceled, and that I needed to activate the new card or contact BOA. I was travelling, and therefore had not received the new card, so I went to a BOA office. They confirmed that the call was from their fraud department via an automated outbound calling service, directed me to an email they had also sent twelve days earlier that I had not noticed, and both confirmed and demonstrated that the card was now canceled.

While waiting to talk to someone at the bank I also found a number of other people who had received the same notification call, who had already talked to the people working at the bank, and who were going through the process of getting a new temporary card issued.

Last, I also found references online to this specific number associated with BOA going back as far as 2006. This included a ZDNET article about how BOA has in the past turned this and other phone numbers related to customer service for their ATM cards on and off at times, which has in turn caused clients hassles.

I believe it is a legitimate number BOA is as of February 20, 2015 using for outgoing automated notification calls. I infer that they might change that use at some future time.

They are BOA. I received a new card the day before the call.

Rec'd call and immediately hung up and called BOA directly. They did confirm that my debit card was a part of the Home Depot security breach. She was able to provide which card would be replaced and when it was sent. It is not a scam but always call the ORIGINAL company that it is referencing for your own peace of mind because next week it could be fake.

Automated voice identified itself as calling on behalf of Bank of America. Stated I needed to call the phone number provided on the front of the replacement debit card I had received in the mail due to fraudulent activity on my account.

I WAS notified via e-mail recently that a replacement debit card was being mailed. I DID receive the replacement card a few days later. It DOES have a sticker with an activation number. I had not activated it yet but should soon. The message left today seemed to coincide with all of these events. I think it is legitimate.

Hey go to bank of america web-site and you will see that this number is listed there for international. It is not a scam!

Don't fall for this. I called the back and they confirmed there was no issue with my card. I don't trust those who say it is real. They are probably part of the scam.

don't want this person calling

My daughter, who is only 15, received text message alerts from Bank of America saying that her card was being used fraudulently. The only problem is - she does not have a Bank of America account and the text message was for someone else's name and account. Right after the texts, she received a call from this number. She didn't answer it. She sent me a screen shot of the text messages and the phone number that called her. I ran to Bank of America next to my office and the manager confirmed that it was a scam. He called the number and it was to accept an overseas collect call. Beware of this scam.

DEFINITELY SCAM. DID NOT GIVE INFO. CALLED BOA IMMEDIATELY, AND THEY CONFIRMED.

I just received a call from 315-724-4022. The number 315-724-4022 is the phone number on bank of america's website for their international fraud department BUT when you answer the call it states that their is fraudulent activity on your bank of america atm/debit card. The automated message states for you to call another number of 877-833-5617 WHICH IS NOT BANK OF AMERICA'S NUMBER. THIS IS A FRAUD. I called Bank of America to confirm and they stated that the number given is not theirs. The scam is when you call the fraudulent 877-833-5617 and enter all of your information from your atm/debit card, social security number, expiration date and the code on the back. It is then collected by the scammer and used else where with all of your correct information that you just provided by touch dialing it in to the key pad. DO NOT FALL FOR THIS! THIS IS A SCAM!

I did have suspicious activity on my card just prior to this number calling. However, they kept calling after my card was deactivated and I spoke to claims department while at the bank. They asked for name and date of birth to person living withe, and then my log in information for my online banking. That sounds suspicious to me! I did not give any information to them!