800-421-2110

MBNA credit card company

My friend has become a victim to the scam thats been happening! And, for those who dont know that this 888.231.6262/301.458.1590 is not a legit number for Bank of America! Im doing a investigation around the clock to find these people of no integrity. Any other person of this blog who states these numbers are legit are TRULY PART OF THE SCAMMERS AND WE WILL PROSECUTE YOU ALSO TO THE FULLEST!

Go to https://www.msufcu.org/p_fraudalerts.html, and the same number was used for Michigan State Federal Credit Union. It ironic that Bank of America in 2008 has the exact number thats reported for this credit union dont be fooled people. The scammers are post comment with fake stories to offset there scam! Bank of America automated system is unique and its a male vocal computerized voice with other props that plays ago the call. So scammers start really looking over your shoulders cause The FBI with local law enforcements will be nabbing you one by one!

called saying they could reduce interest on credit cards but wanted the card with the most available credit to qualify u for it and wanted the 800 number on the card and the card number.... they wanted the number of a card with a zero balance to qualify the other credit cards ...scam I think so  I ask the name of the company they said Card Service and they didin't have a web site, then gave me the the 800-421-2110 number to call to verify who they are but it just ask for a credit card number she said put in 0 but it said invalid....

I didn't get a call but received a letter from "CARD SERVICES", PO Box 15489, Wilmington, DE 19885-5489.  This letter lists 1-800-421-2110 as a no. to call day or night.  Well, the letter states that I may have recently experienced difficulty using my Bank of America credit card at an ATM, etc.  I'm suppose to fill out the bottom portion of the form "PIN Code Request Form" with a new PIN no. and send it to them.  I DON'T THINK SO!!! Most likely phishing for info.

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Company: Regions Mastercard Visa Customer & Lost & Stolen

Got a call from Bank of America from this number stating there has been problems on receiving my credit card payment...somebody reading from a paper that is like it sounded. Called the bank and my credit card balance was paid off as I thought. This is a total scam!!!

recieved fake letter saying i've had recent trouble using card and to verify my PIN. The letter was quite obviously not from Bank of America. It was typed all wrong and the letterhead didn't look right. it was so phony. it completely looked at though i had been printed up on any regular home printer. Called the 800-421-2110 number to see what it was and didn't say anything about it being a Bank of America number which is the BIGGEST "Duh" factor in it being fake. it simply kept asking for card number or social security number. Ok, if you're gonna be a scam artist, at least try a little harder at appearing legit. This is totaly fake. don't give them any info.

Got the same thing, a suspicious letter today saying they've been trying to contact me regarding my inquiry, would I please call 800-421-2110, which is a woman's voice that says "WELCOME TO CARDMEMBER SERVICES, please enter your credit card # or social security number"
So I called customer service at BofA and asked if they had a record of me calling and making an inquiry, she said no. I told her about the letter, and she said, call them back, but don't give them any info.
I think this is a total scam. I am not calling this # and giving them my card or social security #

I received a letter from "Bank of America" stating that my credit card account number was changing, and although they could not send me a new card at this time, they would like me to update my account information.  The account number they listed was not mine, so I checked the 1-800 number they provided and found this forum.

Please be aware that although it looks like the letterhead from Bank of America, their registered "R" mark is on the bottom point of the flag logo, as opposed to the real B of A mark on the right point of the flag.  

Also, this was the address listed on the envelope:
PO Box 15633
Wilmington, DE 19850

my credit monitoring service had new inquiries that my credit card has been reported stolen/lost by BofA. i know i did not call to report such things since i only have 3 cards and been using them just fine, so someone is trying to be sneaky and i won't tolerate it.

thank you for this forum!

The number 800-421-2110
does belong to MBNA credit card services, but
There is new technolgy out there that allows these scam artis to change the caller ID number that you recive on your phone.
So just because your caller ID says a number doen't mean it is soo.
Treat every call with suspesion.

I understand that Caller ID can be faked, so to clarify:

If you MAKE A CALL to 800-421-2110, that is going to a legitimate credit card services place.  (that number is on the back of my present and prior Bank of America credit card)

If you RECEIVE a call, and your phone displays that number as calling, then the call is probably from that number, but the Caller ID might be faked, so the call could be from anyone.

Don't answer significant questions from a call you receive, since you really don't know who is calling.  Obviously if you're expecting the call then ... .

If you're answering a call, get the person's name & dept., explain that you will call the number you know is genuine, and ask to be transferred to them.  Then call a number you see on your credit card or statement.

Using reverse phone directories on the internet to see if a number is genuine sometimes causes needless worry.  Frequently, genuine numbers don't show up.

I just got one of these calls too. I am sick of this #@#@#@!  Just says... please hold your card qualifies for a new rate. I DONT keep a credit card balance so I do not need a new rate.

The number 1- 800-421-2110 is included in an email from Bank of America stating that there has been a mistake with your e-bill, so don't mail it in. DUH-------first scam artist mistake---if I have an e bill, why would I mail my bill in???? e-bill people hate mail. 2nd mistake is that when you call the number 800-421-2110 (I called from an unknown unlisted number), the recording asks for your social security number and credit card account number; so if you just sit and do not respond a half educated scam artist gets on the line and continues the scam and asks for your FULL social security number! I asked her what kind of crack she smoked, she said she had to have the number for security purposes.....bblah, blah, blah......basically I told her to get a life or a new job because this one would be short lived. Someone that works for aol or internet explorer must encrypt emails and sell personal half info to scam artists. maybe i'll go back to mailing my bills and put a few people out of work.

actually I called bank of america and they confirmed that this is a legit account.its when you reach a settlement and make settlement payments.after you finish they report to your credit as debt settled and payed.I have called  with bank of america and they have confirmed with me to be a legit account.I have settled my credit card account and made payments to them and ran my credit and it shows them as a legit company and they did report me as dept settled.

I called this number and gave them my SS NUMBER and birthday, Now, I am so worried. What should  I do now to fix the BIG mistake?

This is actually Bank of America's number. Don't worry. The dude posting above you doesn't know what he's talking about.

I also did the same thing now I'm getting ready to get some type of identity theft protection. I hope that work.

1-800-421-2110 is a valid Bank of America customer service number.  Called BofA directly with a number from their website myself and asked.  Got the number above from a credit reporting agency, not from a phone call.

Same thing happened to me through FICO. I called my bank right away and they said they didn't have any record of any problems or reports. Called fico and equifax and both said it sounded like a scam... My credit score went up so I'm not sure who to call next. The number on my alert is the (800) 421-2110 # from Delware. SCAM!!

Thanks for the post.