877-451-4602 / 8774514602

Contractor for Bank of America, FIA Card Services.

If they call you, you have fraudulent charges on your card. Mine was some a--hole using my business visa to play some stupid on=line game.

"Dion" of Bank of America left a message on my answering machine asking me to call back about possible fraudulent activity on my business credit card account (ending in "3751"-which is not my account #). To call "877-451-4602".

This is a fraud... don't listen to these fake posts. I contacted the FTC. They pretend to be with BofA. I called them twice and both times they gave me different information about the company.

I'm in NY on business and BofA put a hold on my corp card. After some communication with my company finance people, it was still unresolved (had my card declined again). The P-Card representative at my company had told me that BofA would be calling me. Later that evening, I got a call from an unknown number who left a message identifying themselves as the Bank of America fraud department, providing the last four digits of my corp card # and requesting that I call them back at the number above.I did call them back, and they did indeed ask me for the full credit card number, which struck me as kind of sketchy, and I said so, but given the fact that I'd been told to expect a call, I went ahead. They asked me several pieces of information to verify the card, but nothing about my personal finances (which would be a red flag for a corp card). Nor did they ask for the expiration date or the CVV2 number, which both would have been questionable.Once done, they started listing off correct recent charges from my account for me to verify. One charge I was unsure of they waited for me to look up just to give them a solid "yes," which doesn't sound like the activity of a fraudster.That's it. I'll repost if it turns out that I was expertly gamed, but I don't think so. Luckily it's not my credit rating at stake.In response to some of the fear uncertainty and doubt above, I might add that:1. Bank of America has bought a lot of companies in the last few years, so you might have a BofA card and not know it until your previous card expires and you see a new logo. If they correctly identified you, that is.2. It's always possible for them to have a wrong phone number associated with a legitimate account -- and their call script obviously involves asking for the full card number, so I'm not surprised by "Wrong Number"'s story above.3. Different people in a phone bank telling you different answers to the same question isn't always suspicious, it's actually virtually guaranteed given how well people are paid/trained for these positions.But, I could be wrong, and if I am, I'll repost. Best of luck, all.

Re: my previous post, this was indeed totally legit.

You sound like you may be supporting the scam. Maybe your in on it.

Inaudible account information which didn't sound professional, then the message to call this number. I eventually found the account that they called about. Since this card is seldom used and the two charges for just under $200 were on line and truly fradulent. They caught the charges and denied them. There was a charge the previous month for $.01, probably to test to see if the account was open and good. Instead of calling the above number, just call the number on the back of your credit card to save yourself the worry. You will also know for sure when your card is declined :)

This is a legitimate phone number for Bank of America cc Fraud Dept. I called the 800# on the back of my card and they verified that it was one of their numbers.

I received an automated call asking me to call this number about a possibly fraudulent charge on my business credit card. I called the number and she started asking questions that made me uncomfortable, so she suggested that I call the number on the back of my credit card. I called that number and asked if the 877 number was legitimate. I was told it is a Bank of America fraud department number. He suggested it is always a good idea to call the number showing on the back of your card to be sure you're dealing with the correct company. My problem was resolved easily.