Caller claims to represent Bank of America, but it was hard to hear because I think she was calling from her cell phone while calling.
The supposed Bank of America person was calling for me wife, and I asked if I could pass a message. Instead, the supposed person quickly blurted out one of Bank of America's 877 numbers (I think) and then hung up.
I called the number back, but I got some kind of Bank of America automated voicemail.
At this point, I can't confirm if this is an actually Bank of America number.
Caller claims to represent Bank of America, but it was hard to hear because I think she was calling from her cell phone while calling.
The supposed Bank of America person was calling for me wife, and I asked if I could pass a message. Instead, the supposed person quickly blurted out one of Bank of America's 877 numbers (I think) and then hung up.
I called the number back, but I got some kind of Bank of America automated voicemail.
At this point, I can't confirm if this is an actually Bank of America number.
Second call in 2 days. Called again yesterday after my wife answered a prior call and asked them not to call again. Yesterday's call sounded like it was made from a room-full of telemarketers. Female caller and Caller ID claimed to be from Bank of America, but claimed to be selling supplemental health insurance, rather than anything connected to banking.
Tried very hard to follow a script and would not let me simply decline the product. When I asked to be removed from their lists, she said doing that might take up to 30 days.
My reaction to this repeated unwanted call was to wonder why I still have an account with Bank of America? As dire as their financial condition has been for the past couple of years, I certainly wouldn't trust them to insure my health or anything else. I will be sure to complain to my local branch manager the next time I am there.
I just confirmed via an on-line chat with a Bank of America rep that the call was not really from them. Be sure not to give any private info to this caller.