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Phone number location: Toll Free, USA
US phone area code: 800
Phone number prefix: 800386
Rating:012345
Number of views: 77
06-19-2020
Neutral
Who is 800 386 4017 . I have 3 missed calls from them!
06-19-2020
Safe
This is a legit BoA number. They called because there was an error with my payment. If you don’t have an auto loan with BoA then you can block the number and move on, but if you do you should prob call them and get to the bottom of it. I was lucky enough to avoid a ding on my credit, but the person I spoke with told me that they report to the credit bureaus after the account has been delinquent for 30 days.
06-19-2020
Neutral
8003864017 is the Bank of America Auto Loan department
09-02-2020
Unsafe
This is spam!!! I don't know who it is, but they call me almost every day! Be careful!!!!
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