8662660212

I actually work for this Company. It's Bank of America, and we have to call about disputes/claims/fraud on your card. We have to verify information to assure you are an authorized card holder, otherwise you can kiss your money/dispute goodbye. You actually he t us every time you call that fancy little number on the back of your card.

Really Beau?
If you work for B of A would they approve of your very unprofessional behavior on a public forum?
I think not.
That's not the number on the back of my B of A card.

this Is bank of America credit  card claims. you would only receive a call from us if you have filed a claim and I am very much sure you wouldn't want us discussing your account with just anyone therefore we verify who we are speaking to

fyi this number for a direct line to claims for customers to avoid the automated if you would rather go through the automated that is your choice

if you have a bank of America account look on your statement you will see this number this is my department number for billing disputes it will be on page 2

I don't have an account with the bank mentioned above.  It's from someone looking for information about the person who answers the phone.  I don't have anything to say to them.

This is legitimate number for claims/refund related info for Bank of America, you might be given this number by representative after you call them for any dispute/refund questions etc on number back of your card 800-205-6247,  I just called them to dispute my home depot related refund. Surely, they ask all your informations and really have sinking feeling but they need to know it's you as well and not some scammer trying to get your info.

Actually, this is a legit number for Bank of America's credit card dispute services. The number is listed on BofA's website.

unwanted call

I agree with Pink Floyd. I filed a claim also with FIA American Express and this is also the number I have been dealing with! I also think they are somewhere in India, but must deal with several a/c's of Credit Cards.

ID say, BofA. Tho when calling it, message say Credit card claim?

So why do i need to give my social security # to a computer? Fake and fraud

called left no message ...I didn't answer

866-266-0212 is a legitimate number for Bank of America. They called me legitimately in Feb. 2018 and left a message.

Let's see a "legitimate" number called you "legitimately".  Right.  Makes  sense.  Christ, how stupid can you shillers get?  It's an obvious fraud.  You shillers should learn how to write decent English before posting your nonsense.

If you knew who it was and why they called, why would you bother to come here or think it would help those who are called by scammers spoofing this number, unless your shilling and want to convince victims its really BoA?
I doubt you got a call from BoA, since this is their credit card dispute number and most likely only used for incoming calls. Besides, you would have had to call them first to initiate a dispute, so you would know if it was legit and not need to look up the number, IF they did call back using this number.
So I would guess most calls coming from this number would be scammers spoofing it, so don't give out any personal information.
Its best to hang up, then call back and find out.

Keep in mind, just because a number is legit, doesn't mean the caller is!

Scammers spoof legitimate numbers to trick people into a false sense of security to answer their calls and attempt to get money or personal information from you.
This is why no one will encourage others to report of legitimate callers, as they only confuse people into believing it is a legit call when a scammer has called them and they come here to find out about the call.

People who get legitimate calls would know its legitimate and have no reason to come looking up the number.
800notes is about exposing scammers, shady businesses and harassing type calls from debt collections, surveys, political and telemarketers or anyone who scams, lies or cons people.
People come to share those experiences to help each other understand who is bothering them and share what information they can to help point a finger at those criminals. The data is useful in knowing the frequency of the calls and even allow someone enough info to research towards getting a company's background history towards legal action.

The idea is to stop criminal callers, but posting about legitimate calls will not help anyone stop them. Sure people want to know who called and it could have been a legitimate call, but it only takes one post with confirmation of who the legitimate owner is to establish if its a call you can decide was legitimate for you. The fact that scammers can spoof ANY number is enough to say that even legitimate numbers have scammers who call pretending to be legitimate, so you just don't really know who is calling.

Shills will come here to post about the number being "legit" and try convincing people to answer the call so they can scam you.  So why help the criminals by posting about your call being legitimate? It has no impact on a legitimate business, only the shady ones and thats what we want to expose. Your legitimate post will only add confusion for others who read posts by those who shill about using the numbers they spoof.

FYI:

Quote:

From Bank of America:
There are three ways to submit credit card disputes:

Online
To dispute a credit card transaction online, log in to Online Banking and go to the Information & Services tab for your account.

Mail
You may contact us in writing at:

Attn: Billing Inquiries
PO Box 982234
El Paso, TX 79998-2234

Phone
To dispute a credit card transaction by phone, please call 866.266.0212. Calling does not preserve your billing rights under the Fair Credit Billing Act; however, we will investigate your dispute in the same manner.

Before you call, please have your statement on which the disputed charge appears, your receipt from the merchant and any other relevant information. If possible, please also have the last four digits of the reference number available.

I see how it went. You got this call and thought, "Hm, now what should I do? Oh, I know! I'll go to a phone number look-up site and tell people about it! I won't give any details, though, just insist that it's a legitimate call. Yeah, that's what I'll do."
Sound about right, Shill?

Rang in this afternoon.  No message left.  Have no idea who is this caller.

Called me and didnt even know my name. Told me i had been approved for 50,000 credit card that i didnt apply for. Do not give them any information because they are cyber criminals preying on the elderly and anyone they can.