844-253-3707 / 8442533707

I am not part of the scam. I received the letter ~10/8/17 asking for DOB. It is in fact real. (Or at least mine was.)The scary words about closing accounts and drilling out locks in safe deposit boxes also convinced me it was probably a scam, so I called the published BofA 800 number. The rep didn't know, but said she'd call the number. After a long wait, she brought someone else on the line, who assured me it was all legit.Since I wasn't positive the original rep hadn't been duped, I carried the letter into our local branch and asked about its authenticity. I was assured with 100% confidence that the letter was legit, and part of a known cleanup effort to get old accounts in compliance.Of course reports of spam calls from 1-844-253-3707 are completely irrelevant to the letter: The scammers can spoof any caller ID number they choose.If you're still not convinced, don't call the 844 number, call the published 800 number and get past the robot answering system to a human by repeatedly asking to "speak to a representative".

Baloney! Total Scam!!!

Looks like a scam,asking for info that the bank already have.

This was a valid Bank of America number for a dept that conducts compliance verification. My Mother was given the number in person by someone in her Bank of America branch location, so that I could call and provide the information they needed since I am on my mother's accounts, but live out of state from my mother. The person on the phone said that I could also go to my local B of A branch if I wished to provide the information in person rather than over the phone.

The number is good. I got a very official looking letter from Bank of America in the mail asking me to call this number and update some information (there were other options besides calling). I called the number on the back of my credit card first, and they verified that the number was valid. All they actually needed from me was a physical address in addition my PO box (this was not a requirement when I got the card 20 years ago), and I gave that to them over the phone.

Received letter on BOA letterhead and was suspicious. Called telephone number on my card and they confirmed the request for personal information was fraudulent.

Most probably it is a scam -- Even I don't have any account at BoA, never ever, also received appearing-official letter to ask for DOB, etc. with a W-9 form supplied, the call-back number is what you guys reported..

Before I did anything I looked up the telephone number on this site. Well, the answers go both ways. So I called the number of there English general inquiry number for fraud, 8004321000. After waiting 20 minutes, i finally got a lady and asked if the number was legit, she said it was. I said with things like Compliance Dept, Control Number, and Reference Number it looked like a scam. She said go to the local BofA and so I went and talked to an officer there. The only thing I have from BofA is a mortgage with my spouse that will be paid off in SIX MONTHS. The other wierd thing is that they sent the say letter to my BROTHER at my address. He doesn't live here. He is part owner of an LLC company with me and my spouse. Yes, the letter I received was legit and I handled it in person. I recommend that every person who gets one of these letters do that, go to BoA in PERSON. THey already had my info and I just confirmed it. Then the letter was shredded. End of story.

You know this is a valid number for BoA so why did you look it up?

Received letter with this contact number. I called the number on back of credit card. The BOA rep seemed like it was legit. I asked why they needed a birthdate, employment etc and never got a straight answer. We have had this card over 30 years. I told him I thought it was a scam and I am not mailing anyone this info. He never asked asked me the questions on the letter. He told me about their "safe pass" verification. I have "verified by visa". But, nothing by mastercard. WHY is BOA sending out these letters?????? Are they attempting to see who is gullible????