8006690102

They called Nov 17, 2010 @ home# Left message "Bank of America Home Loans" regarding your account please call. We do not have an account with them but I did return the call, it was collections. Instructions: Enter account # or SS# with address to access account. I did neither no option to talk to anyone. Remember NEVER give your SS# to anyone that calls you. Be careful

A guy called me from 1800-669-0102. He claimed he was calling from Bank of American Mortgage apartment. Without telling me the purpose of his call, he asked for the last four digits of my Social Security Number. I didn't give him my social, of course, and I think this is a very suspicious call.

Countrywide took money out of my escrow account to buy in-house forced-placed flood insurance, on a house that did not require it. I sent proof (FEMA LOMR-C and Flood Determination sheets), so they canceled the flood insurance. But then they refused to put the money BACK into my account. They did this 4 more times over the next 2 1/2 years, putting my escrow account into a negetive amount. HUD finally got involved, told them they were in non-compliance, so they stopped. But CW still never put the money back into my account for the 5 times. We went to court, which dragged it out over 6 years, and CW lost the case. Then the judge ordered me to make all 6 years worth of back payments, but Countrywide's lawyer lied, claiming the payments were $950 per month (they were really $708 per month). That made the amount $30k MORE then what was really owed. I didn't have the extra $30K, so I lost the house anyway. That was back in March, 2010. I just now (Nov 2010) started getting 3-6 phone calls a day demanding payment, they claim I still own the house. The house has been vacant since March. If you are a lawyer, and would handle this case for me pro-bono, please eMail me at gaddisproperties@prodigy.net  My last lawyer wanted to start a class-action lawsuit against CW, but then fell ill, and is still ill today.

I should mention that most of the phone calls must be on a calling machine, because when you answer, no one is there.

they're calling me too.  asked for social security number to proceed.  I don't owe anyone anything

Left threatening messages on my answering machine of taking my home away from me. I do NOT have a home loan with these people.

Brother-in-law was laid off from work for about 6 months & fell behind in his house payments. Tried to work with BOFA on restructuring the loan, but negotiations went on for months with attorneys getting involved. In the meantime, these people have been calling OUR home as he lived with us over 15 years ago & our phone number got into his file way back then.  Every couple of months, yes even during the negotiations, we must explain over and over and over again to these people that he does not live here, that our phone number is not his.  Always told the same thing, it will take 24 - 48 hours to get the phone number removed.  The calls will stop for a couple of weeks, then resume.  This is even after he got the mortgage caught up and the loan restructured.  These people are leaving long drawn out messages on our phone including his full name and what the call is about. They have started again this week.  I answered the evening before Thanksgiving while the man was still leaving the message and surprise this time it was a recording and no one could respond to my screamin "Hello".  Our home has been paid off for more than10 years, but one thing is sure, if we ever buy another we will not go to Bank of America for the mortgage. We've seen how they treat their customers, AND non-customers.

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It's Bank of America's Customer Retention dept.  It's legit, though sketchy-sounding.  Call BoA's customer service (via their website) to find out why they're calling.  It did this and got reassurances about my payment standing, but not tons of help on exactly why the calls were coming.
Good Luck!

fron morning to night the calls never stop there is never a message just constant calls i want it to stop

Keep getting calls from this number about my mortgage being late and I am current on everything. Very shady, how do you stop these losers from calling?

They call every day for the past 3 months.  I don't have any loans with BOA or CountryWide. I call BOA and they state it's a collection agency they use, but don't know why they are calling me.  Every time they call they want me to say my full name and last 4 of SSN.  I tell them I am not the person they are looking for and they still want that information to take me off their calling list.  I researched it more and they are using a calling center out of INDIA, yes, INDIA for this service.  I feel the Indian call center has mixed up accounts and phone numbers.  They are using service like google and yahoo to try and track down debts.  This is ridiculous.  Please everyone reading this.  FILE A COMPLAINT with the do not call list.  Since I have no relationship with BOA or a mortgage with them I may be entitled to money if this harassment continues.  Do your part and file a complaint NOW.  Below is the link.

https://complaints.donotcall.gov/complaint/complaintcheck.aspx?panel=2

We receive a call EVERY hour from a recording. Since we do not have an account, we are unable to be contacted to a person who might remove our number from their list. The number cannot be called in return. It is infuriating and we will not ever do business with Bank of America.

This is also Bank of America as they took over many of Countrywides Mortgages.

I not only get calls from this number. I get scam calls from these numbers.
978-578-2309
800-955-6600
866-211-1876
877-213-2767
888-355-7209
877-353-1611
515-462-5299
866-619-5010
626-000-2989
415-259-5014
908-517-5879
515-462-2371
800-390-4812
716-362-2493
701-590-0762

Country Wide was bought out by Bank of America.  Last year.  If you had a loan with Country Wide you need to call BOA and tell them about Country Wides calls.

These people are driving me crazy! They call every day at all times of day and identify themselves as Bank America Home Loans.  I answered the phone the first time and told them I've never had a home loan as I paid cash for my home, and the man said they are the issuer of many credit cards.  When he said they wanted to tape record the conversation I said I was late for an appt and they would have to call back. Now they are calling several times a day and not leaving a message. They call sometimes late in the evening, sometimes very early.  I don't have any late payments on credit cards or have any loans. I just want them to stop calling me!!!!  Grrrrrrr......................  do I have to change my phone number to get rid of them?

Thank goodness I bought an Android X cellphone.  It allows me to route all calls that I select IMMEDIATELY to voicemail so it doesnt even ring on my cell.  Goodbye sales calls!

I work for Bank of America and escalated this to our Coprporate Security Department.  The recording when you call 8006690102 says BAC Homeloans Servicing LP Debt Collector The Bank Of America Company that services your hoam loan.  They are NOT affiliated with Bank of America at all, but the bank can't stop these calls, as tracking these numbers is a nearly impossible task.  The best you can do is call the phone company and have this number blocked. Do not judge the bank based on the actions of criminals trying to take advantage of you.  NEVER provide bank information over the phone, NEVER respond to emails regarding your banking. ALWAYS visit your local banking center and speak with your Bank Manager. They can contact different departments to confirm whether or not calls were made to you by Bank of America.

I work for Bank of America and escalated this to our Coprporate Security Department.  The recording when you call 8006690102 says BAC Homeloans Servicing LP Debt Collector The Bank Of America Company that services your hoam loan.  They are NOT affiliated with Bank of America at all, but the bank can't stop these calls, as tracking these numbers is a nearly impossible task.  The best you can do is call the phone company and have this number blocked. Do not judge the bank based on the actions of criminals trying to take advantage of you.  NEVER provide bank information over the phone, NEVER respond to emails regarding your banking. ALWAYS visit your local banking center and speak with your Bank Manager. They can contact different departments to confirm whether or not calls were made to you by Bank of America.