Wanted SS#, bank info, or credit card info to verify I was who they were calling. Refused to clerify who they were until I gave them info. I refused.

claimed he was Vincent Shepard calling from Bank of America, but Bank of America did not have any record of needing to speak to me.

I was very kind to this caller who claimed to be from Bank of America.  She called my cell phone and asked for my wife.  I work at a large bank and was immediately suspicious.  

I tried to find out what the purpose was and she said that is was a "courtesy call."  

That is a LIE!  There is no such thing at a bank!  She wouldn't leave a name or tell me what division she worked in.  She did NOT work for BoA.  Do NOT GIVE INFORMATION!

Received a phone call from this number today.  Female introduced herself and said she was a Bank of America representative.  Then the line disconnected.  I called back the number listed in my mobile phone's call log.  A woman answered and said "Hello, my name is ____ (don't remember it) and I'm your Bank of America Accounts Manager.  Can I have your credit card number so that I may better assist you?"

I knew immediately it was a scam, but the woman wouldn't provide me any details unless I gave her personal information (which I didn't) and she also tried to find out what number I was calling from.  I told her I did not believe she was calling from Bank of America and I would be calling Bank of America directly.

THIS IS DEFINITELY AN IDENTITY THEFT SCAM!  BE VERY CAREFUL!

I've received many calls from this number; I ignore them since I do not recognize the Caller ID information (FIA Card Svs).  Seeing the comments posted on this web site I'm glad I've ignored them.  I plan to file a complaint with the FCC since they follow up on theses scams and fine the party who uses that telephone number.

If others wish to file a complaint, go to  www.fcc.gov and look in the left-hand side of the web site, which lists "file a complaint."  Fill out the form and hope the FCC whacks themwith the usual $10,000 fine!!