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The letter asked him to call and update their records with his current address, so they can send him another letter containing a new check.
The letter itself looks very suspicious. While it does have the bank name and logo on it, it's been typed in multiple different fonts, fonts sizes, different colored text, and is not signed by anyone or any specific department.
When calling the number provided they said they needed to verify his identity and asked for his account number, social security number, birthday, phone number, email, and street address just to say they couldn't verify him with that info and he would have to take 2 forms of Id into the local office.
He didn't ask me any identification questions, except for my name and the last four of my phone number.
He then gave me a phone number to call Zelle with the cancel transaction numbers he gave me. He said he was going to transfer me to their customer service line, and he gave me this number, (501)817-9920 to call in case we were disconnected. Well, I became suspicious and so I hung up, and he called me back immediately stating that he had a Zelle customer service representative on the line to help me and if I could just wait a minute. Again, I just hung up because it started to seem odd. And the number that he gave me for their customer service isn't even a 1-800 number, it's an area code from Arkansas.
So I believe they were trying to scam me, no doubt asking for my credentials once I called that phone number he gave me.