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We're here to help, with the tools you need to report suspicious activity. If you suspect fraud, it's important to call us immediately at one of the phone numbers listed below: Deposit Accounts: Debit Cards, Checks and Zelle®, including lost or stolen debit cards or checkbooks: 1.800.432.1000.
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- Fraud Protection
Learn the signs of bank fraud to prevent it from happening to you. Find information on what to look for in your account statements and and what to do if you suspect you are a victim of fraud.
The $0 Liability Guarantee covers fraudulent transactions made by others using your Bank of America consumer credit cards and consumer and small business debit and ATM cards. To be covered, report transactions made by others promptly, and don't share personal or account information with anyone.
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Review the following types of scams and learn how better protect yourself. Issues with package delivery. You receive an email or text indicating there's an issue with your package or a failed delivery attempt. You'll be asked to click a link to pay a small fee or provide personal information.
Scammers are impersonating bank personnel by using their names, photos and other contact information to create fraudulent websites in order to steal your personal information. They may contact you by phone, text or email to try and trick you into providing your personal information.
Phishing scams are increasingly common and can be costly for you or your company. Here are five telltale signs of a phishing email to know.
Learn action steps you can take to add an extra layer of protection to your online experience from Bank of America. Stay vigilant against phishing attacks Email scammers change their tactics regularly.
