It is Bank of America. The voicemail I received said my account had been compromised and to call the number on the back of my card. They did not leave a number to call. I did and was told yes, it was true. My account had been compromised and they had already mailed a new card to me.
I got a call from this number this morning. Like most of these it claimed some information had been compromised and they would deactivate my card and send me another. Checked with BofA - no such. I suspect the posts saying this really is BofA are phony because there are so few of them and so many saying the opposite. If I do get a new card, I'll report after I've vetted it.
It is Bank of America. The voicemail I received said my account had been compromised and to call the number on the back of my card. They did not leave a number to call. I did and was told yes, it was true. My account had been compromised and they had already mailed a new card to me.
I rec'd a call from this number this morning. I did not call the number they left but I called the number on the back of my card. Bank of America definately did not call. I'm not sure who IL is but possibly he's part of this scam since he keeps suggesting that you act on the call.
This is a follow-up to my original post. The next day after the first post, I got another robo-call from this number. This time it identified my son as the person whose card was compromised. He went up to the bank and found out that the call was for real. He's getting a new card..
The first call Identified no one and though professional sounding, seemed like some sort of phishing expedition. After a personal visit to the bank, the situation clarified.