Bank of America scam calls—how to spot the fake? - +1 888-998-0917 ((888) 998-0917)

Amanda Jones phoned about a “personal banking matter,” reaching my roommate’s cell. When asked why she lacked my direct number, she claimed it was unavailable and refused further details. She explained the number was found via the address lookup and labeled the call as suspicious, saying she’d forward a message but I likely wouldn’t return it. My roommate later identified the number as a scam.

Following a call from someone claming to be Antoinette Hilo, supposedly from Bank of America, regarding some servicing matter, I'm becomming skeptical.

A recorded message from a Bank of America representative, Bernice Howard, requested that I contact their office at 1-888-998-0917, stressing the importance of responding before 12 am Eastern Time.

Purportedly, Victoria Thompson from Bank of America contacted me, which seemed dubious since the bank typically communicates via email or mail, never through calls.

I had a call from someone claim to be from Bank of America, but i think they are scammer, they are just trying to get my info

The caller introduced herself as Amanda Jones from Bank of America, claiming to have an important matter to discuss.

The caller was mumbling and talking nonsense, trying to sell me somthing, but I didnt bother listening.

Following a missed call from 301-235-3067, I proceded to call it back and recieved a "Welcome to Bank of America" message, which requested the last 4 digits of my SSN, but ther was a mesage from Amanda Jones at BOA about a time-sensitive matter for Julia Adams (not me or anyone in my household), so I called back the number she left (800-998-0917) and got a series of offers.

A call was made to my sister's phone, which used to be mine, claiming a banking service issue, but I knew it was a scam since Bank of America always emails me.

A caller identifying herself as Keisha Powers from Bank of America asked for Andrea Rogers, which is not my name, and requested a callback regarding important business, but it's clear this is a scam.

The caller claimed to be from Bank of America, inquiring about a servicing issue and requesting confirmation of my information, but I suspect it was a scam

I recieved a voicemail from someone claiming to be Lisa Markham from Bank of America, but it was likely a scam, as I have recieved simular calls befor

A voicemail from a local number requested an urgent callback to a toll-free number, claiming extended hours of operation.

Scam, Bank of America, dont respond

they wont stop calling my elderly mother, sometime several time a day for month, it feel like a scam

An AI-generated call warned that criminal charges could be filed against me unless I spoke to an officer or dialed 888‑998‑0917. Clearly fraudulent; the harassment seems aimed at theft.

A woman claiming to be Amanda Jones contacted me regarding a Bank of American matter, targetting my elderly mother, which is pretty sad, these folks preys on the most vulnerables

I recived a call claiming to be from Bank of America, but it was a scam. The message was from a Charles Booker, and I was asked to call back a different number, which I didnt do.

Someone claimed to be Bank of America, leaving vague "urgent" messages asking me to call back, even though I have no account with them.

A man named Jeff called, asking to speak with my daughter by name, and when I informed him she didn't live here, he requested that I pass on a message to call Bank of America, claiming it wasn't related to a scam but refused to provide further details without her permission.

This experience is identical, with various individuals calling from different numbers, all asking to call back an 888 number for someone who is not known.

A purported Bank of America representative contacted me, claiming an important service matter required my verification, and requested sensitive information, including my full social security number