8004212110
TimeLine☎️ 8004212110 👆 is a valid (Free To Call) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 8004212 with a prefix of 0800.
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+448004212110+44 800 421 21100800 421 2110+44-800-421-2110
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TimeLine of events for phone number 8004212110
- Fraud call, identity verification neededJan
2024Opened Bank of America credit cardApr
2022Scammers impersonating Bank of AmericaDec
2020Fraudulent call pretending to be BankDec
2020Caller pretended to be ChaseMay
2019Received unknown call, did not answerApr
2019Avoid answering, it's a scamApr
2019Blocked suspicious Bank of America numberNov
2018Bank of America caller is scamOct
2018Chase calls are likely scammersSep
2018Number hijacked, potential scam alertSep
2018Legitimate Bank of America numberMay
2018Persistent caller despite do not callApr
2018Suspicious call for personal informationJan
2018Receiving frequent fraudulent calls, bewareDec
2017Caller seeking card number assistanceNov
2017Frequent rude calls with different namesOct
2017User calls out Bank of AmericaOct
2017Scammers targeting elderly for informationSep
2017Suspicious "card services" caller IDAug
2017Request for sensitive personal informationAug
2017Frequent unwanted credit card callsAug
2017Scam call reported, avoid answeringAug
2017Scam call for credit card informationAug
2017Almost scammed by fraudulent callerJul
2017Report phisher, don't answer callsJun
2017Seeking help for persistent callsJun
2017Annoying persistent credit card callsJun
2017Scammer demanded SS#, became abusiveMay
2017Calls may be number spoofingMay
2017Suspicious Medicare calls harassing familyMay
2017Persistent and unwanted phone callsMay
2017Frequent calls at strange timesMay
2017Late night calls are unreasonableApr
2017Scam number, do not trustAug
2016Poor customer service experience reportedFeb
2016Concerned about personal information securityApr
2015Concern over suspicious phone callFeb
2015Legit Bank of America callNov
2014Number Of Searches: 7 Number Of Comments: 39 First Seen: 03 November 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Fenton(Lincolnshire), Knotbury(Staffordshire) and Ruan Lanihorne(Cornwall).
8004212110 has 39 comments of which 34 x neutral and 4 x negative and 1 x positive
8004212110 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 8004212110 👆 is reported as a legitimate Bank of America phone number used primarily for credit card services. However, many users warn that scammers frequently spoof this number, posing as Bank of America, Chase, or other institutions to extract personal information such as credit card details, social security numbers, or PINs. Calls often involve fraudulent claims about account issues, interest rate reductions, or debt collection. Genuine Bank of America representatives do not cold call asking for sensitive data. Users are urged to be cautious, verify by independently contacting the bank, and never provide personal details to unsolicited callers. Persistent or aggressive calls from this number are commonly associated with scams, so vigilance and scepticism are essential.
Reports on phone number 8004212110
3 yearsGot a call where they claimed someone was trying to set up an account using my name and even tried to switch the address. They mentioned the last four digits of my social too. After that, they transferred me to their Verification team, but the voice sounded like it was from abroad or something.National InsuranceVerification4 yearsGot a call where they claimed I’d just opened a credit card with Bank of America - totally not true!Bank of America6 yearsI got this statement for a Bank of America credit card that was shut down like five years ago, never touched it since. So I rang up Bank of America to check, but they said the number on the page I called from isn’t even linked to them! Proper worrying that. I've forwarded everything to Bank of America now. Fingers crossed these fraudsters get caught.Bank of America6 yearsGot a call from 1800-421-2110 the other day, and they said they were from Bank of America. Honestly, it’s happened a few times before too.Bank of America7 yearsWatch out, this is definitely a scam! I got a call from someone claiming to be from CHASE, saying they needed to verify a charge of over £1,000 from Hawaii. I told them I hadn’t made that purchase, but they kept pushing me to provide my card’s expiry date to “remove” the charge. I wasn’t giving them anything since I've never been asked for such details when dealing with a fake transaction. They even said the only alternative was to visit a Chase branch in person with two forms of ID. It all sounded dodgy, so I just ended the call. Afterward, I rang my credit card company and they confirmed there was no fraudulent activity at all. Honestly, don’t hand over your info! If someone says this isn’t a scam, they might be part of it!CHASEHawaiiChase8 yearsThis number popped up on my phone but I don't have an account with BOA. I don't pick up calls from 0800 numbers, so I ignored it. I was out in the garden when the phone went but by the time I got back, the caller had already ended the call. Naturally, I checked the number afterwards. We get loads of scam calls on this landline, so I usually look them up. We mostly use our mobiles to talk to people we actually know.Bank of America8 yearsI got a call about my Visa card, sounded like a total scam. Best not to pick up!8 yearsI was using some app to block calls on my phone, and when I checked it, I saw calls made and received from a number I absolutely didn’t call. Going through the call records, I was really surprised because I swear I never dialled that number. I ended up uninstalling the app and just blocked the number straight from my phone’s call history. The caller ID showed it was Bank of America or something like that.Bank of America8 yearsIf you get a call from this number, it’s likely a scam. It’s usually just used for people trying to reach Bank of America, so be careful.Bank of America8 yearsI'm with "anonymous" who posted 4 days back, had a similar problem with my Chase card. Both numbers kept ringing me. Chase said only the customer is allowed to call that number for service. Got two calls on 6th Sept but I didn’t pick up either. Total scam!!Chase8 yearsI rang this number to check it out, and Bank of America told me that their number’s been taken over by scammers. Apparently, folks are using it to ring up people and try to nick their details. The BoA rep mentioned that it’s happening quite a lot right now, but they haven’t figured out who’s doing it. So yeah, the number itself is real, but whoever’s actually calling probably isn’t legit.Bank of America8 yearsThis isn’t a scammer’s number, and it definitely isn’t from Microsoft. I actually just rang this number myself to speak with Bank of America regarding a charge on my latest credit card statement that I didn’t recognise. I noticed this number on my iPhone’s call log and wasn’t sure at first if it was a call I’d received, but then it clicked - it’s the Bank of America line I’d called. So please ignore the incorrect claims about this being a scam. This is a genuine Bank of America contact number. People spreading these false warnings are either mistaken or jumping to conclusions. Bank of America wouldn’t be sending scam calls. It might be best to remove those misleading comments.MicrosoftBank of America9 yearsThis number has been ringing me up quite a bit lately. I told the caller I wasn’t interested, but he kept arguing back. I kept asking him to add me to their do not call list, but he just kept on going. Seriously, how do they manage to sleep at night? Plus, they still keep calling even after I asked them again to take me off their list. It’s so frustrating.9 yearsSomeone called saying they was from the ssi and started asking loads of personal stuff. When they wanted my mum's ssi number or mine, I just ended the call right away cos I knew it was dodgy.9 yearsThis number keeps ringing me up like 6 times a week. I answered once, suspecting it was a scam, and wanted to find out what they were after. Of course, they started asking for things like credit card details, social security info, and expiry dates. I decided to mess with them a bit, making up fake names and numbers to keep them going. Eventually, they caught on that I wasn’t serious. Honestly, these people are heartless; if you give them any chance, they’ll mess everything up for you. Watch out, folks.9 yearsGot a call from this number, they were after my card details.9 yearsThey keep ringing me like 3 times every single day, and the caller ID is all over the place with different names. Proper annoying!9 yearsIdiots! It’s the so-called Bank of America. What a load of clowns.Bank of America9 yearsThis lot keeps ringing my 86 year old mum all day long, constantly pestering her to give out her bank details and social security number. Honestly, they’re just the lowest of the low.9 yearsThe number showed up as "card services" on my caller ID, which seemed a bit dodgy. I didn’t answer and they never left a voicemail.9 yearsThese callers ended up asking me for my credit card and even my social security number. Made me really suspicious right away. Defiantly a scam, so watch out!9 yearsSo I got a call from someone claiming they wanted to talk about my credit card, but I dont even have one! I just put the phone down on them. It happens pretty much every day, like clockwork.9 yearsI just saw a missed call from 18004212110 but chose not to pick up. Had a quick search online and looks like it’s a scam, judging by what others have said before.9 yearsI got a call like this too, some bloke saying he was from creditcards.com, trying to get my credit card details by saying he could reduce my interest rate. The guy called himself David Black and kept pushing when I didn't give info right away. I asked for his company’s name and some proof, then had a quick search online and saw it was all fake. Proper dodgy people, honestly!David Black9 yearsGot a call from someone claiming they could reduce the interest rate on my credit card because my credit was apparently “good.” They said they were with the card centre, but I thought it was about my car loan. I kept grilling him about the loan, but he kept pushing for my card details to lower the rate. Foolishly, I ended up giving some info, though not fully willingly. The guy wasn’t very polite and had an accent like he was from India. When I asked more about the loan, he just hung up on me. I rang back the card company straight away, told them what happened and they blocked the card immediately. Bank of America would never ask for that sort of info over the phone. Nearly got scammed there. Felt so daft for falling for it. I was on my mobile at work and was expecting a call about a lower car loan rate, which made me less cautious.IndiaBank of America9 yearsWhat a complete numpty on the other end, just someone wasting your time. Best thing is to ignore it and chuck the number onto the Do Not Call registry and those spam report websites for good measure.9 yearsIm getting loads of calls and I never pick up. Is there somewhere I can report this bother? Would the Better Business Bureau handle this kind of thing?Citizens Advice Bureau9 yearsFirst they called saying they could reduce the interest rates on my credit cards. When I finally managed to speak to someone real and asked them to quit calling me, they just hung up. I get loads of calls every day with the same spiel over and over again.9 yearsThis number called me out of the blue asking for my SS# which I refused to give. The bloke on the other end got really rude and started shouting awful things at me. When I called him on being a scammer, he just kept ranting and swearing nonstop.National9 yearsI got a call about lowering my credit card interest rates. I've had similar calls from different numbers that all claim to be from Chase. Basically, it looks like these scammers can fake the numbers from Chase, BoA, and other big banks. The number itself might be real, but the person on the other end? Who knows if they’re honest or a fraud (since the number could be spoofed). The safest move is to (a) find out why they’re ringing you, and (b) don’t trust the call - look up the number yourself and ring back to check if it’s genuine.ChaseBank of America9 yearsMy mother-in-law started getting calls from this number about her Medicare when she was ill. They kept ringing back, urging her to return the call. The caller claimed she’d been approved for a Medicare back brace and wanted to arrange a phone consultation with a doctor, even asking her to take photos. When she asked the name of the doctor, they said they didn’t have that info and only handled booking the appointments. Pretty suspicious if you ask me.10 yearsThey just won't stop ringing me! It's really annoying.10 yearsThey kept ringing me up loads, even at really weird times. Proper annoying!10 yearsI swear, this number rang me three times back to back right around 10 at night. Completely ridiculous!10 yearsWatch out for this number, it's definitely a scam. From what I've seen and read, they ring up pretending to be from places like Microsoft helpdesk, Bank of America, and Verizon support. These calls aren't coming from the States either, looks like they’re overseas trying to trick people. If I hadn’t been around when my mum got the call, she might have fallen for it too. So seriously, do your homework and think twice before you trust anyone calling out of the blue like this!MicrosoftBank of AmericaVerizon11 yearsI was talking to this guy Jacob, just trying to get some details, and he ended up swearing at me so much that the call actually got cut off by the company.Jacob12 yearsEvery agent I talked to kept requesting my social security number... I rang the number to try and settle a payment, and while I was waiting for the rep to sort it out, I got put on hold with a message about high call volumes. I waited, but it dragged on way too long... honestly, it felt a bit dodgy. Can someone confirm if this is really a BOA service line? I shared personal details and then suddenly the call was ended by the rep while I was “apparently” in the middle of a payment.Bank of America12 yearsI rang this number since it appeared on my credit report as Bank of America. At first, I was a bit uneasy because I shared a lot of personal info with the guy, Eduardo, who was looking into possible fraud on my account, and something felt slightly off. Later on, I checked BoA’s website and found a different phone number listed there. I then called that official number, and the person confirmed the original number was indeed linked to BoA Credit Card Services. That calmed me down a bit, but now I’ve got this other issue of them showing up on my credit report when I’m not even a customer... which is another headache altogether.Bank of AmericaEdwardoBank of America Credit Card Services12 yearsGot a call from Bank of America, they were ringing me up regarding my credit card. Definitely a legit number.Bank of AmericaSubmit Your Own Report (0800 421 2110)
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