I've gotten 3 of these texts, one saying my80@boa.com or urgent@boa.com. I also have Sprint.

i just got the exact same messsage

Sprint users: text the word SPAM followed by the sender # or email to 9999 , it will stop completely. This worked for me.

Got at text message : Please contact 2128711792 Bank of America xxxxxxxxxxxxxD Card Limited.  

I dont have a BOA account but I called to see what was up.  It said to due high volume of fraud attempts my account was placed on hold.  To reactivate press 1.  I did not press anything and it asked for my 16 digit account number.  Never had a creditor not have an 800 number and they dont ask for the card number without other identifying info.   SCAM!

Called BOA and they said my account is fine. DEF a scam!

Scam! I reported it to sprint if you get this text message report to abuse@messaging.sprintpcs.com

My wife and I, both also received couple of messages from urgent@boa.com. We are both with sprint.

Apparently it is only happening to Sprint Customers.  You can call Sprint and have them block number from your phone or you can download Mr Number on your phone to block call.

I got the text this morning @ 11:32am

I have sprint and live in the dfw area.  i also received the B of A Please Contact msg

Constantly receiving calls and text message from 212.871.1792 and a text message from urgent@boa.com. This are scams and should be reported to your local DA Office.

Charl

I have Sprint and I am in Texas.  I tried to block them, but they keep changing numbers.

Sept. 8, 2012, Text message from infow0@boa222....   Reads: Attention Required. Call (561) 235-7256. Thank You. Sept. 11, 2012, Text message from urgent@boa.com Reads: BOFA. PleaseCall 212-871-1792  Report this to Bank of America Corporation Headquarters 100 N. Tryon St. Charlotte, North Carolina 28255 ph: 1-704-386-5681 or toll free: 1-800- 299- 2265. Bank of America Fraud/Indentity Theft Department 1-866-231-5147.

call boa.com

The same text msg was sent to me so I *67 the number back a recording saying it was BofA spouting off the first 6 digits of a visa number saying it was used in fraudulent use they asked for me to give my whole 16 digit number I typed in 16 random numbers they didn't like that. I also tried the old hit zero pound to get a live person never got through they hung up. SCAM watch out.

I have Sprint too.  But to be noted, boa.com is not a registered website for Bank of America.

Me too.  Los Angeles, CA.

just got the same text also with Sprint in San Antonio Texas

just recieved a text from urgent@boa.com. looked it up and it was a phishing scam. phone carrier Sprint. San Antonio Texas

Just got the text myself. Checked the number online and found this and a couple other sites indicating it was a spam/phishing. Glad I checked it out first.

Got a text today showing this message: BOfA. Please call 212 871 -1792. Called the number (not from my cell phone) and got a recorded woman's voice stating I had reached Bank of America telebranch service...there was fraud on my account starting with xxxx number and to press 1 to proceed with fraud assistance. The next prompt is to enter your 16 digit debit card number.  Well, that is shocking since I am not a BofA customer nor have I ever been. Most banks will give the last four digit of your account..not the first digits. When in doubt, don't give any information and call the bank's real customer service or local branch phone number in your area. The text user came in as urgent@boa.com

Just got it too, San Antonio, and Sprint user

Just got the BofA. Please call 212 871 1792 message again today.  I live in San Antonio and I have Sprint.

IM FROM SAN ANTONIO AND HAVE SPRINT, SAME MESSAGE

I got a txt message from 212-871-1792 claiming BofA with the response address of urgent@boa.com
i called and it said "your BOA credit card beginning with 43560 might have been compromised, please enter the full card number..."
1: i dont have and NEVER have had BOA
2: i live in the DFW area and have Sprint as my provider
3: ic3 has already heard from me before... im not afraid to do it again...
4: my number is ALREADY on the do not call list
5: already called the REAL BOA and they confirmed this is NOT a number they have in their directory.

UGH I wish people would just stop being so rediculous! I'm sure its no bueno for those that actually were not as wise and grabbed their card out and keyed it in... watch your bank statements for the next 6 months and CANCEL YOUR CARD!

I have Sprint and live in Dallas. I have been getting a ton of these texts. Every time I block one another email address with a different number pops up. HINT for sprint users send "SPAM <sender>" to 9999 and Sprint will block that email address from texting you. Of course you have to do that for each email address thats texts you. But at least it helps a little.

First I received call from a 469-249-6846, a recording asking if I was (my first and last name), recording said her name was Jackie Smith, with foreign accent. I hung up phone. A few minutes later I received a text showing from urgent@boa.com with the link to 212-871-1792. When I went to the link there was a recorded message asking for my bank card#, I hung up. Out of curiosity, I called the 212 number and got a recording saying my bank card  with the number (it gave me a portion of my bank card #)  may have been used fraudulently, then it gave instruction to press option #l to cancel card and stop fraud charges. I called BOA and was told there was no record of fraud on my card. Agent said when they report fraud to a customer they use a 800# or an email. Hope this helps others.

I got a text that titles as urgent@boa.com.  The body states as "BOfA. Please Call 212-871-1792

got 2 calls & voicemails & 2 test messages from this number asking for me to call back. When the number is called, it is either a busy signal or they just ask for your bank card number. It does say Bank of America when they answer - but it is not! SCAM!

i got one from: urgent@boa.com
message read: BOfA. PleaseCall 212 871 1792

thanks for the warning guys, hopefully more people will google before they respond to the text