877-451-4602 / 8774514602

This # is exactly what they claim to be. Like others, when called and told to call this number I called the 800# on the back of my card. They've actually improved the process... I was redirected to the fraud dept automatically. They were calling because I had entered the wrong expiration date when making an online purchase, and that can trigger a fraud call (thanks, BOA).DO NOT think "I'm not calling because I don't even have a BOA card". The big banks issue LOTS of store and gas cards... (your Pier One card is really a Chase card, etc.) Look thru all your cards for the last 4 digits the caller gave, and call the number on that card.

i a received call from this number stating there was a security hold on my card; i called back and they asked the following "security questions": business name, billing address, security code on back of the card aka cvv. first, this card is under a personal name, no business. i gave them the wrong billing address on purpose, but they knew it was wrong, so i gave them the right one. then, they asked for the cvv. no one should EVER ask you for the cvv, and you should NEVER EVER give it anyone over the phone. they said i can call the number on the back of the card if i didn't feel comfortable. it felt like a scam so i hung up on them.

It's the number to the Bank Of America fraud dept.

This BLOCKED caller id number is the call back number for a company that wants you to give them your Credit Card number over the phone. The said they word for a lot of banks and that I needed to give them my account information. I called Bank of America, they didn't know of this, or the phone number and did not know the company name. They suggested it was an attempt to gain my number.** WARNING - CALL THE NUMBER ON THE BACK OF YOUR CARD - NOT THIS NUMBER **

The voice mail received had the caller id blocked - I called the number to respond to a possible 'fraud charge' they wanted account numbers, billing zip etc. All normal red flags. I first checked a couple of sites... some stated it was a fraud. I called the number on the back of my card. B of A gave me the number and I called back and took care of the issue. SHAME ON BofA for using this contractor - the business practice of blocking caller ID, not identifying them-self as BofA and requiring customers to re-verify is not acceptable. Just look at all of the inquiries regarding this number. BofA lost creditability and caused this good customer to waste time.I faxed a formal complaint to B of A Executive Complaint Department - FAX ONLY: 888-958-2273. I hope others do the same.

If you get a call from this number, call the number on the back of your card instead if you want to call to find out. It was real that I had a fraudulent activity on my card and they will issue a new card for me.

This is a legitimate number from Bank of America. I was suspicious at first but the operator encouraged me to call the the 800 number on the back of my card. I callled that number and was redirected to their fraud department. Someone was using my credit card number to run fraudulent charges. Bank of America was very efficient on the way they handled the problem.

BofA isn't using this outfit as a contractor ... the outfit that contacted you and others here is merely a gang of thieves that *pretends to be a BofA contractor.

It is Bank of America Fraud Department!

Just recieved two phone calls from 1-877-451-4602 to both my places of business. Both calls indicated that there was fraudently activity on our biz credit cards and that our cards were being cancelled and that I needed to call back right away. I chose to call my bank directly and the info above was not true. My advice is that when ever you recieve an unsolicated call regarding your credit card is to hang up and then contact your credit card issuer directly (a contact number is always listed on the back of the card) to ensure you are not being scammed. The interesting this is that our bank had recently contacted us as they were sending new cards due to "internal fraud" so it was tempting to take the unsolicated call. Sadly, I attempted to report this to my credit card company but they said there was no way they could alert other customer's as no fraud actually occurred. Too bad that they could not send out an alert to all customers in this day and age of email and electronic communication.