8886659900

They call every day around 8am and then they will call later during the day. They never leave any messages and when I do pick up the phone, no one is their. Unfortunitly, I am a B of A customer.

Ever since BOA took over my Countrywide Home Mortgage account, I have received calls from this BOA number several times per week, and from a different number that also dials back to BOA.

It's very irritating.  My home phone is already listed under the national DNC list.  Poorly-run company or not, Countrywide didn't call me like this, and I didn't exactly ask to become a BOA customer--it just kind of happened.

On 5-20-09, I called BOA and asked to be removed from their "list."  However the calls have not stopped.  On 6-9-09, I answered one of their calls and, after explaining that I had asked them to stop calling me, I was asked "Why's that?"

That kind of set the Minnesotan pragmatist in me right off the edge.  (That little sociopathic salespr--k, just who the f--- does he think he is?)  I said "Because I don't like sales calls, I'm not in arrears, and I actually pay well in advance.  I have no reason to talk to you right now, so take me off your list.  Goodbye!"

Today, I answered the phone, and it was them again.  I quickly said goodbye and I decided to file my first ever complaint with the FCC.  I used the online form, which took about 5 minutes or so.  (Have your caller ID log at hand--they like names, numbers, dates, times, etc.)

I hope enough people file an FCC complaint against BOA to make them investigate.  Hopefully this new administration scares the crooked banks back onto the straight and narrow.  (It's a lot to ask, I know.)

I receive several calls a day from this number.  There is never anything on the answering machine and when I answer there is no one there.  I am registered with National Do Not Call.

i get calls 3-4x a day, i never answer it & they dont leave a message. i guess being on the DNC list means nothing.

Joseph McGonagle: same thing happened to me. i was also a countrywide homeloans customer & suddenly became a bank of america customer, also not by choice. being a countrywide customer, i was satisfied with their service and they also never stalked my phone. its insane how boa conducts business calling at all hours of the day, and really unfortunate for us, the consumers.

Call 800-448-2755 To get your name off their calling list.

Call 800 448-2755 to get your name off their calling list.

Getting the same calls I have decided to start having fun with them.  When they ask for someone else I am goint to say oh yes just a minute I will get them,  then I plan to lay the phone down and go about my day.  If they wait 2 minutes that is two minutes that they can not call someone else.

I am tired of them calling me and never saying who they are when they ask for my husband.

john - 1 hour 15 minutes ago
the person responsible for the phone calls name is BHARAT HANSRAJ
the company name is omega direct response her are some addresses
30 wertheim court unit 12
richmond hill ontario L4B-1B9
phone 905-482-3421

1390 steeles ave. markham ontario L3R-1G9  phone 905-305-1944

1457 mccowan rd. suite 201 scarborough ontario  M1S-5K7 phone 416-640-3399

this is what i found for web sites

http://www.omegadirect.com/default.asp

http://www.omegadirect.com/default.asp?section=omega-call-center-contact

this next web site is the most important one, do not hesitate to contact
this is the company for which he solicits funds and sits on the board of directors

http://www.rougevalley.ca/rvhsf/Board_profiles/hansraj.html

this number repeatedly calls. there is never a message. no one answers whenever I call back. I want this to stop

Found the following information on the BofA web-site(thieves!):

Bank of America
Privacy Policy for California Insurance Consumers 2009
To learn more about how Bank of America handles Customer Data and what actions you can take, please continue reading.

3. Managing data about you
Managing data within Bank of America
Bank of America is made up of a number of companies. These include:
• financial service companies such as our brokerage companies, credit card companies and insurance companies and agencies.
• companies that are not financial, such as our operations and servicing companies
We may share any of the types of Customer Data among our companies, as allowed by law. We may receive medical or health data from you when you apply for insurance from us. We do not share medical or health data, including data we receive from third parties, among our companies, except to:
• maintain or collect on accounts
• process transactions
• service customer requests
• perform insurance functions to the extent permitted by law
Managing data with companies that work for us
We may share any of the types of Customer Data with companies that work for us, including companies located outside the United States. In our contracts we require all companies that work for us, to keep the data we provide to them private. We also limit their use of the Customer Data to provide the services we ask them to perform for you and us. These companies may include:
• financial service companies such as payment processing companies
• companies that are not financial such as check printing companies
We may share any of the types of Customer Data with companies that work for us to provide us marketing support and other services, such as a service provider that distributes marketing materials. These companies may help us to market our own products and services or other products and services that may be of interest to you. Please note that some of our own companies may provide marketing support and other services for us, as well.
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Sharing data with third parties (for customers with credit cards and Sponsored Accounts)
We may share ID Data, Transaction and Experience Data, as well as Other General Data we collect about
(1) Bank of America credit card account(s); and
(2) Sponsored Accounts at Bank of America, with selected third parties.
1. Credit card account data, whether co-branded or not, may be shared with third parties.
2. Sponsored Account data may be shared with third parties. Sponsored Accounts are non-credit card accounts or services provided by Bank of America that are endorsed, co-branded or sponsored by other groups. Examples of these groups include colleges, sporting teams, retailers and other affinity groups, such as charities. Sponsored Accounts may include deposit accounts or other banking services provided by Bank of America. An example of a Sponsored Account would be a savings account co-branded with a baseball team. Sponsored Accounts have the name or logo of the sponsoring group on account materials, such as statements and marketing materials. If you are unsure whether any of your accounts are Sponsored Accounts, please contact 1.888.341.5000.
We may share data about credit cards and Sponsored Accounts with selected third parties. These may include:
• Financial services companies such as;
• insurance agencies or companies and mortgage brokers
• organizations with whom we have agreements to jointly market financial products
• Non-financial companies, such as;
• retailers
• travel companies
• membership groups
• Other companies, such as nonprofit groups
Data shared, as described in this section, is limited to credit card and Sponsored Accounts only. Please see Section 4, Honoring your preferences.
Disclosing data in other situations
We also may give any of the types of Customer Data to credit bureaus and similar companies, and when required or allowed by law. For example, we may disclose Customer Data in connection with:
• fraud prevention or investigation
• risk management and security
• deciding if you are eligible for an insurance payment
• recording mortgages in public records
4. Honoring your preferences
You have choices when it comes to how Bank of America shares and uses data.
Sharing data with third parties (for customers with credit cards and Sponsored Accounts)
If you have a Bank of America credit card or Sponsored Account, you may request that we not share data about these accounts with third parties. If you ask that we not share data with third parties, we may still share data:
• where allowed or required by law as discussed in Section 3 under Managing Information within Bank of America
• with our service providers as discussed in Section 3 under Managing data with companies that work for us
• with other financial companies with whom we have joint marketing agreements
If you have more than one credit card or Sponsored Account, you will need to tell us your choices for each account. When any customer on a joint account asks that we not share with third parties, that choice is applied to the entire account.
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Sharing among Bank of America companies
You may ask us not to share Application Data, Consumer Report Data and Data from Outside Sources among Bank of America companies. For sharing among Bank of America companies, you may tell us your choices for your accounts. You may also tell us the choices for any other customers who are joint account holders with you.
Direct marketing
You may ask us not to make marketing offers to you by direct mail, phone and/or e-mail. This choice applies to offers we make about our products and services. This may also apply to other products that we think you may find interesting. Bank of America does not offer nonfinancial products and services through phone offers.
If you ask us not to send product materials by direct mail, phone or e-mail, we may continue to:
• contact you to service your account
• have your relationship manager or assigned account representative contact you, if applicable
• provide marketing materials with your regular account mailings and statements
• provide marketing data when you visit us online or at an ATM
You may opt out of each direct marketing option separately. To help you understand how we record choices, you should know that:
• Since some marketing programs may already be in progress, it may take up to 12 weeks for your direct mail choices to be fully effective.
• When you opt out of direct marketing by direct mail or phone, your opt-out will last for five (5) years. After that, you may choose to renew your opt-out for another five-year period.


5. Actions you can take
You can tell us your choices by:
• Notifying us at bankofamerica.com/privacy and entering your data on our secure Web site
• Calling us toll free at 1.888.341.5000
• Talking to a customer representative at a banking center or to your client relationship manager

called back the 1-888-665-9900 and got a propmt (think option 2)to opt out of these annoying calls. I was connected with the B of A privacy center...the woman then proceeded to get my info to block calls and mail. You can also do this online www.bankofamerica.com/privacy. She said it takes a couple weeks for calls & up to 12 weeks for mail.

They need to stop calling me.

Getting calls from the above telephone number numerous times per day. Would like to put a stop to it permanently.

My husband received a call from this number. He is also a Bank of America customer. When I asked was this call was regarding they told me that they are not allowed to give out that information. My husband will soon be closing his BOA account for GOOD!

they keep calling like 10 times a day.

This number calls day and night, all hours. It is very rude of them. It needs to stop now!!!  If it has anything to do with Bank of America, I don't want anything more to do with them. I pay them enough money as it is.  I was a Countrywide customer and did not choose Bank of America on my own.

call over 100,000 times a day

I am so sick of these calls. Apparently, Bank of America's CEO is a complete moron or its board of directors consists of 8-year-old boys and girls. This is the best way to ruin customer confidence. Oh well, it's not the first American corporation to collapse thanks to crummy mismangement.