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BB&T 1-800 Number Down
It appears that BB&T’s national customer service number [ 1-800-226-5228 ] is currently down and has been for most of the morning. [3/13/2010]
The prerecorded message says this is due to issues with their phone provider.
We will let you know if we find out anymore information.
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Proven Fraud
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Claimed Fraud
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