Like a wolf in a banker’s coat, the flood of calls pretending to be Bank of America masks a classic spoofing scam. Callers swing between vague “important service matter” scripts and fabricated names, often pressing victims to call a toll‑free number for verification. Because caller ID can be faked, the safest move is to hang up and contact the bank directly using a known phone number or online portal. Never share Social Security or account details over the phone unless you initiated the call. Enable spam filters on your phone, register with the national Do Not Call list, and report persistent numbers to your carrier.
A voicemail was left, claiming a callback would be made by 11pm EST to discuss a supposedly important service matter.
A woman claiming to be Toni Porter from Bank of America contacted me from the number 972-815-4894, inquiring about an individual named Jefferey Ofland, insisting it was an urgent servicing issue, which I believe to be a scam, as I've had my number for over 30 years and have no connection to anyone by that name.
These scammer peoples calls me daily, somtimes multiple times, and they cant even say my name proprely, i need to block them.
A call was received from 2816719272, with the caller claiming to be Valerie Green from Bank of America, inquiring about a servicing matter for someone named King.
A call was made from 678-258-6861, with a message from Valerie Green of Bank of America regarding an important matter, which appears to be invalid.
