Who is 8004321000 – Scammer Reports of 18004321000 Phone Number?

I received a call from 8004321000 this morning with a robotic voice, and I am certain it was a fraudulent call because I do not have an account with this bank and do not wish to open one at this time.

I was given this number by a publisher clearing house scammer along with an account number and a pin. He said I won money and to call this number to find out how much was deposited. What a scumbag!!

+18004321000 received 5 calls and asked for credit card information. Do not respond to these types of calls and be safe.

I am receiving messages from someone through Google chat to check there account balance because they think they were frozen, I think it’s fraud but I don’t know someone please help me out I look up the number 1-800-432-1000 it comes up bank of America and when I call it it says the same thing, what can I do with this

Just got a call saying they were from BOA and someone tried to open an account in my name (They knew my name) and that they used a transaction from Zelle to put $ into the account and they gave me a number to call to dispute it. I dont have Zelle, I dont have BOA and the number they gave when googled doesn’t show up as associated with zelle. I just stayed on the line to waste their time while I worked.

I have received automatic recorder voice call from this number and it says press one to talk with representative and press 2 if they have reached the wrong phone number.

This is not scam phone number but scammers maybe using it.

Banks, like Bank of America, generally do not call customers asking for sensitive personal information like passwords or social security numbers. If you receive a call from a number claiming to be from Bank of America, but are unsure if it is legitimate, it is best to hang up and call the bank’s customer service number found on their official website or on the back of your bank card.

Do not provide any personal information to the caller, as it may be a phishing scam. It’s always better to be cautious and verify the identity of the caller before giving out any information.

Protect yourself from phishing scams by staying alert to the tactics used by criminals. They impersonate reputable sources to deceive individuals into revealing their personal and financial information such as passwords and credit card numbers. These scams often occur through fake emails or websites made to look like they come from a legitimate source.

This just happened to me. Opted not to get connected automatically to the number for Zelle and then looked it up. Definitely a scam. But used had my cell phone and former address which made me initially think it was real.

I received 3 calls to my cell phone from what IDed as 800 432 1000 at dinner time April 24, 2023. Our newest technology allows us to trace such calls.
The next knock on their door maybe one of our agents

I recieved same type call from a Man with accent called to tell me he was calling from Bank of America and someone has opened 2 accounts through a Zelle account ( I dont have BOA or Zelle either) in my name and he asked what Bank I used, I asked him why would I tell you that, he stated so he could cancelt the accounts before I was charged. I did not give him any info. I then asked how i knew he was calling from BOA and he told me to google the number and then call him back. I googled the number while he was still on the phone and told him what I was seeing was that this number was a scam, he stated that I should just call the number back and I would see that it is a BOA number and they would direct the call back to him and he hung up the call. I did not return the call. The number he called from was 1-800-432-1000. I also went onto the DONOTCALL.gov site and reported!