Bank of America Reviews

One Friday morning (5/26/2015), I went to Bank of America, which is located 2899 E, 1st Ave, Denver, CO 80206. Upon entering to the building, I was greeted by a man. I explained to him my purpose of coming here was to transfer money to account. I don't have an account with them, but I would like to transfer money to friend that has Bank of America account. So he took me ATM machine. I specific asked him if I can get a live person. I pointed at front desk, if I can do it in the front desk. Yes, I asked him, "Is any way I can do it in the front desk?" He said, "No, everything is done here at this ATM machine." So he ignored my request and he started operating the machine.

Went to deposit $ into a friend's account at the Dave Lyle, Rock Hill, SC location. Tried to go through the drive thru 1st. Woman said I needed to come in to fill out deposit slip... Ok no problem. When I 1st walk in I am on the phone with my friend that has the acct there just so they can give me the info I need for the deposit slip. A blonde headed woman with curly hair named ** greeted me with an unfriendly look on her face, "Can I help you?", with a slight attitude in her voice. I said, "Yes ma'am. I need to deposit this $ into a friend's account". She just stares at me and opens her eyes really big with major attitude. I then explained to her that I was on the phone with the acct holder to get the info I needed. She snapped back, "Well... I didn't know if you were talking to me or to your phone!". How do you not know who I'm talking to when I clearly answered your question?!

I was traveling about a week ago. Stopped at a gas station 500 miles from my home. Apparently, the gas station had opened up the pump for $1.00. I was unaware of this. Today I end up with a $35.00 overdraft fee. Called the bank and was told they are not able to refund the fee. The customer service agent told me they have an agreement with the gas station, that I, as the 3rd party will pay the amount charged to me. So I asked her to show me the contract with my signature on that contract, that I, as the consumer gave my authorization for that contract to be valid. Otherwise, it is a fraud from the gas station and also from the bank.

We booked a trip in April 2015 out of the country and used our points along with $$ on our card. Because of problems, I have numerous emails from various people stating we would get a refund in points and whatever we paid. We are now into 30+ days and the points have been refunded but we are still minus close to $600 that they keep promising. The last attempt was on May 7, promising 7-10 business days. Nope. We are now 15+ business days and no one seems to be home. And, getting an email from a supposed supervisor, no last name, no title, and, of course, no contact info. Never use Bank of America travel.

Every time I turn around this bank is charging me for something else. I have keep the change transfer for my savings account and this time, after I've been a member of this bank for almost two years, they charge me a fee for not having enough change for them to transfer. Are you kidding me?! Not to mention every time I call them they either cannot see what I see on my statement or answer every question but what I'm asking. Almost like they are robots and are so trained to say word for word what they are told that they refuse to listen to what my problem is.

Bank of America is horrible for small business. I have been with them for 10 years. I make deposits through ATM machines; I get many small checks in payments. The machines are old. This year, my deposits have been swallowed by ATM machines on three occasions. Last time, I went to another ATM machine to deposit, and it happened again. The bank said they were able "to locate the transaction, but not the deposit". It is almost 5K that was lost in the machine. They advised me to call the businesses and ask to re-issue checks. Unfortunately, it is too late because I sent the stubs to my biller 3 days before I deposited the checks. And also because we are speaking about 50+ checks.

Well, For some reasons, my private life got involved with my ex (BoA) Employee and I was requested by her co-worker by phone "Do NOT COME TO OUR BANK ANYMORE" from that number: ** threatening me with some reverse cheap psychology to NOT COME BACK ANYMORE. We have no legal court paper and I was just passing by in a branch where MY MONEY IS. Anyway, I was requested to close all my account ASAP... BAD BAD BAD BANK. Branch: 2905 Stevens Creek Blvd Santa Clara, CA 95050 West San Jose. Get Directions. Phone number (408) 983-0588.

I have recently refinanced my house with Bank of America and did the closing at the Lenoir NC location. During closing was told by loan officer I could get a money order at bank for what I owed ($31). I had cash but they wouldn't sell me because I had no account with them. Went down to good old first citizens and got one no questions asked. Even though BOA will make $60000 off interest for my loan.

I had to call to make a payment to customer service. All other payments I made to other creditors online! On hold for 15 minutes. Made a final phone payment 11 days later. My payment still has not been paid from my bank -- still pending. Only way to get a hold of them is during the day when I work by phone! All other creditors I paid that day without speaking to a person were paid Monday morning, 2 days after calling on a Saturday. I spoke to a person at Bank of America and nothing has been done. Horrible service. I will never do business with them again. They remind me of trying to cancel AOL accounts. Bad customer service.

I have always had issues with Bank of America and their service. I had cancelled my checking and savings accounts with them over 12 years ago over deposited cash from my business being stolen through their ATMs, but I kept the credit cards open from 1990 which is a big mistake. I am the type of person who pays everything off and is always debt free, with very high credit rating, and I should have switched to AMEX express years ago. But being a creature of habit I kept a BOA credit card which has a high credit limit and a business cards. This past year I had to deal with NEVER ending FRAUD, I had numerous bogus charges on my card.

I was offered a DIL/deed for lease which included 3K towards moving expenses. After I completed the paperwork and the home was no longer in my name, I touched base with BOA to inquire about the relocation assistance. I was told since day one I was to receive. As I'm looking to move I contacted the management company who said they had no record. To make long story short BOA changed their agreement AFTER I signed my house over. I have e-mails from them acknowledging I was to receive. Now they want to deduct painting 4 walls for 2,500 & a stucco repair for 1,500 from my relocation finds. None of this was mentioned upfront and the "appraiser" comes up with his own repair costs, no professional estimates were done. I only found out about the repairs & them rehanging the agreement because I continually called and pushed for more e-mails confirming I was to receive.

I bought a new RV camper with Bank of America holding the loan. I needed them to send a copy of the title to the NC DMV so that I could get my tag and registration for it. The 90 day temp tag expired end of Dec 2014. It is now May 2015 and I 'still' can't get this taken care of and can't take the RV on the road! When I stop at a physical bank - it's 1 person manning the desk, long line. I tried getting a woman in the office to help - she had to get on the phone... talk with somebody who knows where, and told me what to do. I did exactly that - driving to the DMV - having them Fax a request on their letterhead asking for a copy to be faxed to them.

This bank is a bank of thieves. They are in the habit of charging you $35 fees for anything and I mean anything they want. I use my account to pay my bills and I usually put money in there before the day's over. When I opened my account they told me that if I deposited the money before 12 pm then they wouldn't charge me the $35 fee. Well today they charged me eight $35 fee because now the story is that it's before 8 PM that you have to deposit money. I called the people and I told him, "Look, I work until 9 PM. She didn't care about me and said, "Well, those are the rules." This is not the first time they have done this.

I went into the Bank of America, near my work today, to attempt to clear up an issue of having funds held in a joint bank account I share with my husband. I was told that in order for my funds to be released, I would need to speak with **. ** came out to the sitting area. NO PRIVACY to discuss my banking needs. I explained to him that my husband's check was being held which has never happened in the past causing our account to overdraft. I asked for the courtesy of having my funds released as I have been a loyal customer for over 20 years with no past requests or demands. ** refused. He would not even clarify why my funds were being held.

I called Bank of America customer service and I told the representative that I didn't have an account open with them, but I had a question about a credit card. He hangs up the phone instead of referring me to another department or just tell me where to call to get the right answer. I just couldn't believe it. I ask myself how they expect people to open accounts with them. I have friends that closed their accounts with them because of the horrible customer service. The same happens when I go to the bank to deposit my rent check. They take forever, always have to wait on a long line. I will never open an account with them, and I usually don't make complaints but that... and is always like that with them.

My business account is with Bank of America. The account was overdrawn by $1 and there was a check deposited that had not cashed yet so I was charged a $75 fee. I requested they review my business account since this was the first time this event happened. I spoke with ** on 05/12/15 in the 5337 N Military Trail in West Palm Beach branch and he assured me it would be no problem and he would have to review the account. When I checked my account a few days later the $75 fee was not refunded. I went back in on 05/20/15 and Spoke to Mr. ** and he stated that he could not do anything about it. I asked to speak to a manager and was told that they were not on the premises. This issue was not resolved and I don't feel I given the right courtesy for a business client. THIS IS HOW GRATEFUL AND LOYAL BANK OF AMERICA ARE TO THEIR BUSINESS CLIENTS.

I have had a Bank of America credit card for 10 plus years and I have a credit score of 810. They chose to refund an overpayment of $208.31 which after dozens of calls they have and crediting and debiting my account and checking so many times they won. They got my money and I won't ever get it back. I will NEVER use that card again.

I have read numerous reviews regarding overdraft fees, only to realize that these charges are fraudulent. I have a small business account, and on occasion I have to make a purchase that I don't have enough cash for, so my plans were to swipe the card, then make sure I deposited enough cash on the same day to cover the charges to avoid the fee. I was told that the fee is assessed because my account is a business account, and that fee would not apply if I had a personal account. I initially tried to fight the charge, which took 9 days to no avail, only to find that they charge THIRTY FIVE dollars for extended overdraft fees. Upon investigation, I found many other banks assessed this same fee. However, NOT ONE bank charged even close to BoA's charge ($11-15).

I contracted to pay cash on a short sale listing with an owner in November 2014. Bank of America has drawn out the short sale process -- It is now May 2015. The Bank decided to have the home re-appraised. We are in an increasing market; therefore after 6 months of Bank of America dragging their feet, the home appraised for substantively more. Bank of America now expects me to pay over 30% more due to their delays. So I've invested 6 months of waiting, being told it was all approved, give just a few days a few months ago to suddenly "hurry up and close" only to have them discover they screwed up and I had to cancel my closing so they can solve their issues only to come back and want me to pay for their greed and ignorance. Gotta love banks.

We had a chargeback with a customer who used Amex and I sent them 8 supporting documents including an email correspondence with the customer and invoices with an estimate. They denied our claim and did not provide an excuse. I was told we shouldn't accept Amex. No one seems to know how to resolve this issue or get answers for me. Meanwhile the guy who did a chargeback has a bunch of brand new parts on his boat that he now got for free. Since I have no support from them, I have to sue him for a $1000 in parts and labor. Thanks a lot for your support merchant services! You ** suck! Don't get screwed like I did! Do not use Bank of America merchant services, beware!

Sir bank send me in 5.05.2015 on email, bank approve for my bank 1000 euro. But now bank not send me. I want to know when bank send me. My customer have account in Bank of America and she send me money via Bank of America and bank approved my payment but bank no send my payment, why?

I made a claim to the bank for $120 dollars, only never did I make a claim for $360 dollars being taken out of my account, this money got taken out of my account. Once my paycheck hit the bank, I remember very clearly that I never got credited for $360 dollars into my account, because around that period I had requested a loan, and I got it. Plus I only had what they had returned to me in my account, $120 dollars. Now suddenly I see on my online account, where they placed $360 dollars in which wasn't there before, right next to $120 dollars. I called the Bank of America, they wouldn't help me at all, they were pretty sure all on this together. Someone right now is spending my money. Use to like this bank, but now all I see them as crooks.

I have had a credit card with Bank of America for over a year. There is a branch around the corner from my work so I have always stopped by and put my payment in the night deposit box. There has never been a problem until yesterday. I dropped my payment off as usual Wed night, and Thursday (May 14, 2015) I received a phone call from the bank. I was told that the night deposit box is for business deposits only and if I used it again they would return my payment to and would not post it to the account.

We struggled to pay our mortgage after a job loss. We were helped via a program to save our home from foreclosure. However that process took 8 months of pure hell from B of A. We were never told when to make our 1st payment out of this program which made us a month behind. We were also trying to get our roof fixed from a storm damage and B of A held onto that money which caused additional damage to the inside of the home. We had to out of pocket money to fix the roof which we didn't have which caused us to become slightly more behind in the mortgage. We took our 401k out and asked B of A for the amount needed to get us current. Someone gave us the number, we sent the cashiers check like told. It pended for 3 weeks. We called to see what's going on and no one knew.

Well, Bank America received the biggest bail out in American History! But they continue their greed. I am making payments of $320.00 per month to pay down my balance. In 2014 I paid $3,840.00 in full. Plus I overpaid another $4,000 total of 7,840.00 way over paying for the year. My husband had a stroke and I called to decrease my payment for a few months to $250.00 as to pay medical bills off. They refused my $250.00. So I pay them NOTHING and put it into disputes.

I have had too many occasions to report fraud and abuse on my credit card. I have had three different cards in the past year due to fraud that was both due to compromise on BofA computers and to me personally (mail theft or internet scamming). Every time I've discovered one of these problems, I've had to work my way through the phone system, identify myself in multiple ways, and spend a lot of time in explanations and discussion. Of course they have to identify me so there isn't even more fraud. Every agent I've talked to has been very pleasant and certainly seemed to try and help.

I was trying to transfer money through email and an authentication was required where I needed to write my card no, expiration and security key. But after trying for three times it got locked and I had to call customer service and they said I can't authenticate with my debit card. I need a separate ATM card. I think BOA searches for ways to harass its customers.

Thanks a lot BOA for selling out your loyal customers to Carrington. I understand and I get it that transferring mortgages is common practice but you didn't have to sell us out to an obviously shady group that you had to be aware of their practice. I will never recommend any of my friends or family to do business with you again. Now I have to shop for a new mortgage loan.

Bank of America up to no good again!!! I have had an account with BOA since 1997. Today, I learned that their compliance department shut down my account because BOA is missing information on my account -- REALLY, after 18 YEARS, BOA decides it is missing information and is closing my account. Of course, I asked how many systems updates have transpired since 1997 and how much data was lost during those system upgrades??? So BOA just randomly closes customers accounts because BOA dropped sensitive data during their data mapping to their new systems... Too bad this country does not have a Banking/ Financial Commissioner or DOJ with a backbone. To make the situation worse, tonight I also received an anonymous call stating my BOA card was stolen! Good work BOA.

If there is an award for the worst Bank in USA, then it definitely and is unequivocally, has to go to 'Bank of America'. This bank is without question the worst in its policies towards consumers/government. These are my reasons for saying this. I recently lost my job and so applied for UI immediately. The UI people did their job almost immediately and issued me UI payment quickly. They did this by way of putting the money in B.O.A Prepaid card that I had from about 2011 or so. This card actually has about $8.00 and some change left in the account. Unfortunately the card expired in 02/2015. It is my understanding that if there is money in the account and the card expires, then B.O.A is supposed to send me a new Card. This was never done. The UI people put the money into this expired card sometimes towards April 20th or so. At this point of time, I cannot use that money because B.O.A was good enough not to send me the new card.

They charged me $10.00 to get a bank check to order something from another country. Was that for the paper? Am interrogated by their bouncers each time I walk in who clearly are there to look out for the bank's interests, not mine. Am looking forward to getting away from them. Slick-ass salespeople, ugh. Extremely annoyed.

I got charged a fee of 12.50. Called in rep. Removed it. Said I only had to have a deposit monthly into my account to avoid it. I call this morning, now rep saying "It has to be in your billing cycle and more than $250". Nothing was told me the last time. Now they will not remove it. If he explained that then I wouldn't have thought anything about the fee. I will never open a BoA acct ever again.

On April 30, 2015, someone deposited (not me) 30 bad checks into my account and also took the money out. I didn't notice my card was missing until the next morning and didn't discover any of this until I tried to use my card. If you look over the history of my account, I usually pay bills then pull money out (overdrawing it) until my next paycheck. I don't deposit bad checks. The activity on the account is not usual. I do get emails and text messages for unusual activity. However, I didn't get any text messages. I did get an email but I did not check them because I didn't have much power on my phone.

Bank of America treats people who are cashing checks that don't have an account there like a Criminal. I have customers who write me checks and their bank is Bank of America. So customer service says they have changed their policy. They make you go back with a clerk to a separate office to look up the account and get my finger print and then send me to a teller who then goes through the same thing. I think it is discriminating act against my right as a citizen of the United States of America! They are so rude but makes me want to put them through the torture, but actually they are having too good of a time! Don't bank there!!!!!!!!!!

On May 6, 2015 I arrived at Bank of America at 4:45 p.m. There were about thirty (30) customers in line for regular service and no one in the Merchant line. As I sat down to wait for one of the two merchant tellers to assist me, the male told me that the merchant line is closed as he pointed to the new hourly sign. I was not aware of the new change, for I deposit only once a month for my business. I spoke with the branch manager, who stated, "My employees have lives, we had merchants who come in at 4:59 with 55 transactions." I'm sorry but I'm not understanding her response. Her employees have lives and there's a problem with someone depositing money into the bank at 4:59?

I wrote a rent check that was postdated by a couple days. The landlord ended up cashing it a day early, which I didn't even know was possible (I'll certainly never do that again). Anyway, there were not sufficient funds in my account for this check, so of course Bank of America overdrew my account. They then proceeded to conveniently overdraw a couple other payments that I had made a few days earlier (but they were "processing" until the moment my account overdrew).

Worst bank. Been with them over 10 years yesterday. Wife went into labor. Forgot about bill pay. I ran there this morning, deposit money, then called them for four overdraft fees and explained them my situation but no they said "we cannot do anything about it." Transferred me three different people all three of them rude when I explained. Bank has very bad customer service for their customer. Said "we can refund 2 of them". When I said "please 4", he says "I can but our terms say no." To the manager was a joke.

Branch located by my house in Mt Prospect at Golf and Elmhurst everyone complains about. The line full of people every time I am there and only one teller who is on drive thru side anyway. Today I just left after 15 min wait since line didn't move at all. This is crazy that clients has to wait forever for service.

My aunt died in June 2010. She had several bank accounts and stocks. Hired attorney to find the numerous stocks, and told my lawyers to close all bank accounts. On Dec 7, 2010, closed all accounts, including Bank of America. Received notification in January 2015 that BOA was holding funds in a checking account for my aunt. After dozens of phone calls, letters, and documents sent (as requested), they will still not send me the money. The last request was to be re-certified as executor. Would need to hire lawyer in California (I live in NE) for this error. I have provided everything they need. Don't understand why I need to hire a lawyer when they accepted funds in a closed account. They also had my address but never mailed me information.

We are a small non-profit in Charlotte NC -- Charlotte Art League. Our credit card machine broke on Friday. I called the service rep, asking for help. She suggested we have a new one ordered and it will arrive on Monday, and call the same service number for FedEx tracking number Sunday. Just got off the phone with 2 nasty service reps. Nothing can be done, no one can help. Either go purchase one on our own or visit a local branch and ask to borrow one. I thought BOA supported small businesses?! If this is the case, maybe I should go buy a square reader and be done with BOA whom we've done business with for years.

I have been their customer since 2013 when I come to US. Recently, I got two overdrafts from March and April because my account has problem. I called them so many times, but they said "Unfortunately we can't help you." Also, they said "We don't believe you."

A year ago I open a website with Wix.com, and till now I got no benefit from doing that. So I decided not to renew my subscription. I changed my debit card and got a different number, so I was not worry. I figured that these people will try to collect money but that they were not going to be able to get nothing since I have a different debit card with a different number. These Wix people took $145.00 dollars out of my account to renew my subscription without my authorization, and Bank of America not only gave them the money but they also gave them my new banking information.

I donated to the American Red Cross and that set up a block on my debit. I had to charge my groceries. So they thought that was fraudulent, yet why they were not able to catch fraud activity when my card was stolen a year back and people were making ridiculous purchases?! Never again. Goodbye forever Bank of America!

This is the worst bank that I've seen with awful customer service. They suddenly froze my account and when I called them, they said I need to bring them some documents and it took them more than 1 hour to just make a copy of that and fix the problem!

I have been waiting on line to make a deposit for 35 minutes. This is insane - it's now 5 minutes before they close and lines are insane. ATM MACHINES ARE BREAKING DOWN. There are about 15 employees but only 3 that are really working. They should have better customer service, not once has anyone approached the 25 people standing on line to apologize.

The family started the process in February 2015 and as of today, May 1, 2015 we have yet to see any money on the closure of our Mothers CD account. It take Bank of America 5 minutes to open an account and take your money, and here we are months later unable to get the money out of the account to settle our estate. We have found the employees to be uneducated on what needs to be done to close an account. We have no recourse but to get the estate attorney involved.

Fraudulent charges; mishandled by rude and dishonest BoA fraud personnel. Misapplied funds to close accounts, misapplied payments and double-debited fraudulent charges. Even though BoA personnel investigated and 'saw' exactly my complaint and agreed with me that BoA was in error, FRAUD DEPT REFUSED to make it right. ACCOUNT HAS NOW CLOSE AND I WILL NOT USE BoA EVER AGAIN. I deal with American Express, they know how to properly handle a client.

Wow. Worst bank I could bank with!! Regret it so many times. They want to charge you for every little thing. Bank sucks. Don't make the mistake.

I enter the bank at 5:45 pm and make a line to be serviced by a teller. There's about 15 people on line. When I get to the window, it is 6:08 pm and she advises that because they close the bank at 6 pm, they can't service me. I need a temporary card because I am traveling out of the country next week. And because of the tellers ridiculous service, I don't have one. Unacceptable!!!

On April 28, 2015 at appx 1:30, I visited the 1620 Westchester Ave branch in the Bronx in order to transact business. The line was extremely. There was only one teller working. After about 1/2 hour another frustrated client asked the manager what the problem was and he proceeded to tell her that, "The other tellers were on vacation." Really? For a bank as large as BOA, this is shameful. I waited for over an hour order to complete my transaction. This is far below what satisfactory customer service should be. I will never go to this branch again.

It's amazing how Bank of America charges you $35 for overdraft fees, which I'm sure they're getting paid off acct holders from this, but they only have 1/2 tellers in their banking center and 3/4 reps. assisting for other things. I spend 30 min in line.

Bank of America post items overnight for processing that were for that particular day. Long story short, I posted a check that covered expenses from the weekend because they DON'T process on the weekend. They still charged my account an overdraft fee when the check was deposited. When you post into your mobile device, it clearly indicates any charges that are made will be covered until the check clears. When I spoke to a lady by the name of ** when I saw I had incurred an overdraft fee, she stated she wasn't able to do anything for me. She further infuriated me when I'm trying to let to talk to her and she kept cutting me off. It made me immediately question why exactly I am with this bank.

I went into Bank of America in Sunland, CA to cash a check that I routinely do every month. The check was for $1,500.00 with my name. The teller put it through the machine 1 time and handed me the money without counting. I am in a rush to pay for my mortgage and I mistakenly forgot to count the money after receiving it from the teller. I shouldn't have to worry about money going missing when receiving it from a bank. I assume it's safe and that I can trust them with transactions but it happened to be that they only gave me $1,200.00 instead of $1,500.00 that is $300.00 dollars less than what I was expecting. Next day I went into the bank to resolve this problem and I spoke with the supervisor at that branch and she told me that they would look into it and give me a call as soon as they are done checking the systems and speaking with the teller.

Less Than One Star! I went to this Bank of America (5744 Stockton Blvd. Sacramento Ca. 95824) today to close my account. Mr. ** was very rude about it. He asked me why I wanted to close my account and told him that I wanted to try Wells Fargo, then said that Bank of america was way better than Wells Fargo. He also said that Bank of America pays his employees very good! Which I don't care!!! Good for them!

I do a lot of traveling in the Aurora, Naperville, Plainfied area of Illinois and thought it would be good to have an account along my routes. I can definitely mark Bank of America off my list! I went to 2 branches -- Drive thrus are closed; insufficient counter help to handle customer flow, stressed out, upset, emotional employees. The service was so slow because no one is there to just deposit or withdraw - everyone had an issue that needed attention. I was in line for over 30 minutes and when I asked what was up -- Yikes! - like opening the flood gates. Told I could make an appointment or wait over "there" for an hour, go to another branch to get my account opened. It was like a training film on poor customer service.

My mother-in-law recently passed after a long and enjoyable life. At the time of her husbands passing, my wife and I were joint member's on her financial accounts. This arrangement was "blessed" by BofA for the beginning. Upon her passing, we initiated the necessary process and having visited with the local "banker associate" and indicating that we would be closing the accounts as soon as all of her affairs were completed. The local banker indicated that this was customary and if we wanted to leave my mother-in-law associated with the accounts, then it would not be an issue. It wasn't an issue until the Estate unit began sending letters twice a week indicating that we needed to make changes to the "owners" of the accounts, and to do so would require the submission of death certificates for both my mother-in-law and her husband.

I've been with this bank since my senior year of high school and now that I can say I've been with them for officially 4 years, they aren't a great bank for college students. All they do is take your money. Half the time transactions take days to post, even if it's 2 dollars. So if you spent 2 dollars a week ago, forget about it and use up your checking on let's say rent, you are screwed because right after you pay that rent, that's when the 2 dollars will happen to post and you'll be $37 overdrafted (Unless you're immediately contacted/emailed, because they seem seem to not be able to get that right either). It's foolproof, happens almost every time. Ask ANY college student.

On the evening of 4-25-2015 at about 7:00 PM, I received an alert that there was suspicious activity on my credit card and I was to contact Bank of America Fraud department as soon as possible. I immediately called and was put on hold. I waited over one hour with no one coming to the line. I called customer service and explained the situation. She started to connect me with Fraud when I told her I had waited over an hour for them. She said she would look at my account.

Hey guys, so I recently got a application from Bass Pro Shop a loan I had got approved on a 12 month interest-free loan. I had signed the contract with clerk. Now Bank of America makes the approval on the loan. Now when I got approved I said, "Great." Signed the contract, make my monthly payments on bill, pay to Bank of america. Now 4 months go by and I am making the minimum payments as I am supposed to. I am 24 years old and I have never been late since I was 18 years old. Now I was out of town for about 6 months in Hawaii for work so I got no mail or nothing. I thought I was doing everything right. Never received a phone call or nothing.

Bank of America debited my account for a 35.00 overdraft fee even though my account doesn't show ever having gone into a negative status. According to banking online my account dropped to .50 cents. The next transaction is a debit from Bank of America for $35.00 and a new account balance of -34.50. An auto deposit was made minutes following. Bank of America boasts a 24 hour window of time that if an account does go into overdraft and a deposit is made within that 24 hour time frame you are not hit with the overdraft fee. Still hey refused to credit my account. The customer support team was unconcerned and burdened by my fretting over the fee.

Asked for help for manager, were told only one teller works. Elderly people in line with canes. International and Seneca branch management hiding in back.

Add BofA to our list that we need to take to court... Already have a suit pending for Expedia because of the RAPING and PILLAGING we suffered on that DISASTROUS Cancun trip last December. We contested the OUTRAGEOUS up-charges Occidental Grand Xcaret EMBEZZLED us out of - $1,500 AFTER FULL PAYMENT TO EXPEDIA! (Full gory details on Occidentals TripAdvisor "Taken For a Ride" terrible review.) Sent a letter explaining everything that happened, attached at least 7 pieces of written testimony of other people they victimized through the years, which took HRS. to dig up EVERY review and complaint posted about this Resort. BofA didn't even have the COMMON COURTESY to inform us of their decision to refuse our claim and snatch the money so unexpectedly out of our account!

Bank of America just took $9.00 out of my savings account without permission, without letting me know that they were going to do that. In some places this is called stealing, but I guess Bank of America has the power to wrap it up more nicely if they call it federal required fee, because I made too many transfers in my savings account. It is ridiculous. I called the bank and nothing happened. Now my savings account has an overdraft fee in it because they took that money out of MY savings account, WITHOUT my permission, and WITHOUT letting me know that they were going to do that. If I knew, I would have closed the account sooner. Please STAY AWAY from these thieves. I am closing all my accounts with them.

I have come to hate everything about BofA. Many moons ago, back when the world and I were young, I learned how banks work. You are doing the bank a *favor* by depositing your money with them. That is why banks pay you interest, to reward you for doing them the favor of putting your money in their bank. Somewhere along the line BofA (and other mega-banks) seem to have forgotten their roots. The goal now seems to be not only to rip you off, but to make it as excruciatingly complicated and difficult as possible while they're doing it. The poorer you are, and thus the less able to absorb fees, the more they charge you. ATM charges, teller charges, account 'maintenance' charges, paper statement charges, and oh man if you ever want to get your records printed out be prepared to pay $7.00+ per page! Every month they fine and fee me into negative balance, and then they fine and fee me for that.

Refused to cash a check written on an account they hold after seeing my driver's license. They demanded to see a credit card. They took my credit card and id. They held me hostage for 2 hours and refused to return my cards while they grilled me on what the check was for, who I was, Who wrote the check, why I came to their branch, why I needed the money, why I didn't have an account with them, and so on. Then, a half hour after closing, they kicked me out and said they couldn't verify my parents were the owners of the account.

Long lines and one teller at the branch at Queen Creek, AZ.

If you are an adult, working and trying to get banking done - you better take time off to do your banking. BOA close at 4:00 pm; if you've made it to the front door at 3:59 pm look out, they'll clip your toenails to shut the door. If you're trying to close your accounts to move into another bank because you've had it with their rudeness, and general impossible business maze, you best take more time off from work. They will not let you transfer any of your money out on-line unless you have a current credit card or debit card with them. TIP - don't close your credit card out at BOA if you have any money in their system. They won't allow you to do anything on-line without a plastic card.

I am victim of job scam; I reported to BoA a day after the incident. BoA however still charged me a fee, closed my account and still threatened to report me to ChexSystems. They care less in investigating any matter. They treated me like **.

First, let me state that I have been a loyal Bank of America customer for the past 11 years and have previously closed a home loan with the bank. As far as this experience goes, I initially contacted Bank of America last August, when I was beginning to search for a home. I was put in touch with Mrs. ** in your home loans department and we discussed and obtained a pre-approval letter in relatively short order. It took until February for us to locate a property that we were happy with to make an offer and, as of February 21st, we had completed the purchase agreement and negotiated a final price. Upon completion of this, I notified ** of the details and provided the initial documentation needed to obtain a specific pre-approval letter, which was delivered the following week.

My mom deposited 3 checks inside the branch with ** only to find out later a adjustment was made on her account because one of the check is lost, not any check-- an IRS tax refund check. After talking to the assistant manager **, tellers Does NOT verify the deposit total, if there is an error adjustments will be made at the end of the day. Now the funny thing is that ** actually added the checks and wrote #3 on the receipt. So when we asked the manager to look at the cameras, maybe he dropped it somewhere or it fell somewhere, he said he didn't have the access to the videos and have to request for the video. And on top of that ** said they didn't write the 3 on there. How would he know that if he didn't even look at the videos.

The bank solved the problem.

I went into a branch to send money to Malaysia fast. I gave the banker the information they requested. I was asked to verify that my information, recipient information and amount by signing the form. I signed the form because information was correct. I received a sheet of paper which is apparently their policy stapled to copy of paper I signed as I was leaving. It was not given to me prior to signing or explained to me. I asked when will the money be available and she said 2-3 days. I was under the impression everything was all set. 2 days later I received what looked like a receipt that the transaction had taken place.

I had a checking account for years with Bank of America (BOA). I closed my account because they were taking $12 out a month. Days later I returned an item from a retailer which was then credited to a closed account. 2 weeks later Instead of reaching out to me BOA waited for me to call to ask where my money was. Originally they said they didn't have it and the retailer had it, which little to my knowledge was not true. I waited a little longer for the money to be mailed. I reached out to BOA and they explained they in fact had the money and that a file needed to be claimed. Why it needed to be claimed is a mystery but I did anyway. They told me I would receive notice of my claim and the money would be mailed soon after. No claims letters were mailed to me nor any money.

The atm at my branch ate my deposit. I went into the branch and called customer service to file a dispute. The customer service dispute agent said they would give me credit that day. The next day no credit and i have to wait 10 days for an investigation of the banks atm mistake. I am out over ten thousand dollars and will not be able to pay mortgage. They do not own their own atm's at B of A branches. I have to wait until the owner of the atm makes the investigation of the deposit i make in my llc every month. I am going to cancel all my B of A accounts. Over and over i have made excuses for B of A. This is the final straw. Do not open an account with them. Cancel what accounts you have before they use your money. Their procedures are from another century.

It has taken over a month to secure a loan for a used auto purchase and if it had not been for me requesting information or assistance throughout the process, I never would have been contacted by BoA. Here are a list of my problems: (1) No followup on payment dates took 15 days to pay off original owner loan. Then took 10 days after that to pay me the balance. (2) Loan package includes documents that on phone employees state are no longer used. (3) No one assigned to the loan that I can communicate with about receiving title from original lender.

I paid off my entire balance of my B of A credit card, which was $3,237.74. Afterward, I accrued a balance of $26.04 in interest from the previous balance and had a minimum payment due of $26.00 (which I wasn't aware of yet). Toward the end of the billing cycle I had to use the card for a trip. Upon return 13 April, I checked the balance and scheduled a payment for its entirety, $522.11, for 2 days later on payday. 2 days later I find out I have a $25 late fee because I didn't pay the $26 for a $26.04 balance by the 12th, WHEN I PAID $3,237.74 THE LAST FREAKING MONTH AND ANOTHER $522.11 THAT DAY!!

I brought several hundred dollars worth of change to be deposited into my account over 5 weeks ago and it is still not there. I have made numerous phone calls and went back to the branch where I brought the money and was told they are looking into it and there is nothing else I can do! So BOA doesn't have to be responsible for our money anymore? I am currently unemployed and have bills to pay. Now what? This is ridiculous. After/if I get my money I am closing my account and going elsewhere!

I've banked with BOA since 08 and I know when I get over drafted but my account is negative $25 bc BOA over drafted me 35$. Obviously I had $10 in my account! I REFUSE TO PAY $25 to Bank of America! I called them again and told them to cancel my account but the guy was a huge ** and gave me an attitude. ** that, I'm not paying it! After all the money you guys get from me, forget about it! What a horrible bank. I knew I should have canceled with them a long time ago. I'm getting married in 2 weeks, I need all the $ I can get, not charged for something that didn't happen! DON'T BANK WITH BOA.

BOA shut my husbands business bank account down today for NO disclosed reason. They didn't even have the decency to even call and tell him they were going to close his account down. He found out while his secretary was trying to reorder checks. Apparently they can just close your account down for no reason and not legally have to disclose anything to you. No we do not owe the IRS or child support or anyone for that matter any money. Just for no reason they shut it down.

I frequent the Malden Massachusetts branch quite often because I work in Malden and it is convenient. There is always a line, reason being, they do not have enough help. The line of people is always out the door. In the meantime, you have a greeter and other personnel meandering around. I always have to leave. Now, having been in banking and a teller, I can honestly say that when I worked in a branch office, there was no LESS than 4 tellers behind the line to make sure there was never a ridiculous line. Bank of America has to get on the ball and either get more help, or have the manager of that particular branch get his act together. Something has to be done about this! I am sure I am not the only one with this complaint. I live in Stoneham, MA and the branch here is wonderful, except they close at 4 PM everyday. This bank needs to cater to the consumers needs a LOT more.

I originally set up an account for online payment of credit card uses. Standard info... routing number, account number. Used the card a few times and always paid before payment was due. On March, 2015, all that information was suddenly null and void and I get information that I HAD to print off and SEND IN an authorization. Never missed a payment, always paid ahead of due date, and always using the established information. To their credit they allowed me to pay via phone for March. I went to pay for a small purchase for April. Same thing. They still had the account as needing authorization... mind you, the previous payments were paid from the exact same account.

I'm incredibly disappointed in Bank of America. I deposited a check paid to me which was then subsequently returned and I was charged a fee because of the returned check. When I contacted customer service, The answer was that I have to go after the person making the check to get the fee back. Absolutely ridiculous money making scheme. Very very disappointed in Bank of America.

Have 2 cards (unfortunately) with BofA as one card of MBNA bought by BofA. Have had both cards since 1995. Relatively no trouble. However, end of Feb 2015- beginning of March 2015 they did a "system upgrade". It threw our cards into chaos. Have made repeated calls to their tech support and have been told that the system upgrade affected "old accounts" and they were working on the glitch.

Closing accounts because they lost my ID in their files?!? Without no notice they closed my checking and saving! I realized it when I swiped my debit at a grocery store! Through online I made my BOA credit card payment too the same day! They fixes the accounts, then closed the credit card for returns!

Attempted to consolidate my elderly mother's funds to be able to pay for care so that we could pay caregivers that help her in her own home rather than have her go to a nursing home. She is 95 years old. We went with her to the bank to put checks in to consolidate her funds to make it easier to pay the staff who would now help her around the clock and also help manage her funds as she was not computer savvy and she kept making mistakes and missing deadlines. She had her SS card and a recent photo ID from her seniors’ transportation service to show them. The people at the bank stated that she needed a state approved ID card and what she had was not acceptable. Some of us came from out of town to help and the bank people said they would not help and we would just need to come back another day.

Five months ago I closed my Bank of America savings account and asked if that would affect my free checking. They said no, and that my checking would continue to be free. I don't use the account often, so when I looked recently and saw that I had five, $12 monthly service charges I was pretty frustrated. When I called, they informed me that I could only have one charge refunded, then that I could actually have three refunded, but not all five. When I explained the situation they emphasized that this all could have been avoided if I were more responsible with my finances and had checked my account earlier.

I deposited a $500 check using my mobile device. Usually when you make a mobile deposit, the funds are available the next business day. This time, Bank of America placed a hold on my funds for 5 days. Customer service would not provide an explanation for the hold and wouldn't lift it. I have been a loyal B of A customer for 10 years, but now I am RUNNING AS FAST AS I CAN TO CHASE!!!

Bank of America will start asking for ID for cash deposits. This is ridiculous. I will have to show ID every time I want to deposit money into my sons account. I'm sure they will follow Chase and then say they won't receive cash deposits unless its your own account. Their excuse is they are trying to stop money laundering. This is just a scheme for people to have to open an account and hope that they rack up fees. They will ask you to open the account, deposit the funds in your account and then go online and transfer it. They don't have any accounts that don't charge you a fee unless you either maintain a minimum or have direct deposit. I don't want an account with them and don't want to be forced into opening one either.

We had medical issues and voluntarily returned rv. While in negotiations to pay they took all our money from savings and checking, leaving us 200.00 and incoming bad checks for over 6,000.00 including irs bill. They took 21,000.00 with no advance warning and we were trying to work out a settlement to pay them and our bills. Forcing us into bankruptcy when all could have been paid.

All I can say is please don't go in the 6120 W Maple Rd West Bloomfield Township, MI branch if you want to cash a check, or if you may want to open a business account. On top of that the lobby was empty. I'm not sure if it was because I was African American or not I was told to go down the street to another branch someone could help me down there??? The manager was with another customer and they could probably help me over there?? Let's just say I was shocked taken back by that statement.

Bank of America is by far the worst bank. Not only did they charge me one month $30 because I transferred money in between my own accounts, but this also happened: I made purchase for $605. 2 days later, I see another pending transaction on my account for another $605. I contacted the merchant, they said they only charged me once. So I contacted BOA, and they quickly saw their mistake and cancelled the pending additional transaction, and opened up a claim and refunded me the additional $605.

I went to Bank of America Pittsburgh, by Leland and railroad. This is my second and last time I came here, it is taking me almost an hour to get out from there, only 2 cashiers and lot of people in line, more than 20. This bank should appreciate more their customers and hire more cashiers instead of firing them. It is a shame that been one of the big banking institutions in this country, they provide this poor customer service.

Have been underemployed for three years, well below poverty level and they take $6.00 of my money, my check is drawn on their bank. To add to that they require my finger print even though I have my ID. They are stealing my money and I'm the one treated like the criminal. Worst bank ever!!!

After 8 years banking I am closing my account. Charging 12 USD monthly fees without acknowledging me is too much! Bye bye BOA! I'll take my money elsewhere! Never ever BOA!

BOA is sooo ** slow. If you gonna start an account go to chase. They give you $150 bucks free for choosing their bank and I bet they're not sooo ** slow and lazy pieces of ** !!

I recently opened an account with Bank of America in the Atlanta Downtown area on Peachtree Street. The bank officer who opened the account for me was the bank manager named **. I opened the checking account with him and was given the wrong routing and account number. Actually, I was given someone else's routing and account number. In addition, I was sent a debit card with the wrong name on it. When I tried to straighten it out with my debit card, I was charged five dollars for a mistake that was initially theirs and then was sent another debit card with the wrong name on it. I put in the paperwork for direct deposit with the wrong routing number and my money has been going to the wrong account.

I received an email from Bank of America saying that my account was overdue. I called to find out what they were talking about since I was always paying my bills on time and they told me there had been a glitch in the system and my address was changed back to my old address so I did not receive the statement, but they continue saying I was charged a late fee of $25 and interest changes and they could not waive those charges even though they admit it was their fault not mine. I ask to speak with a supervisor who gave the same story just adding statement are available online even though I never signed up for online statement and I always got paper statement from them. I think they do this kind of things on purpose to charge fees to people. Stay away from Bank of America. They don't deserve honest paying people. Give your money to somebody that deserve them. They are horrible. Worst service ever!!!!

I suspected suspicious activities on my account and so did bank of america. At least that's what the lady told me when I called. Why didn't she put a block on my account so no further fraud transactions were made or the customer service representative that I spoke to after her.

For some reason when I go to use the inside banking at Bank of America there is no more than 2 tellers no matter how many customers there are. This not what I considered as convenience banking. I will be switching if something doesn't improve.

I made a deposit in a hurry. I had more money in my account than I thought. The teller started acting funny and then reversed my $200 deposit that day. The police wouldn't get involved because it wasn't $976. Or more. Lmao B of A Management sent me a blank paper that said photocopy as their proof. Idk what to do. I been putting so much time into this little $200. I can only wonder how many people have had this happen and just given up on getting it back :(

BoA's customer service is absolutely terrible. l have been trying to contact their customer service and I simply can't contact them. I called different number at first to find out my account number to set up me Bill Pay and the 16 year girl that picked up the phone didn't even know what she was talking about. I am very disappointed that I can't even get my account number by calling.

It absolutely astonishes me when I meet an individual in a business environment who is completely inept and under qualified for their position. Surely institutions such as Bank of America have the ability and resources to hire and train talented individuals who are capable of conducting themselves in a civilized, professional manner while adhering to company policy and standard operating procedures. NOT TODAY MY FRIENDS!

BoA closed my account because they said I broke an agreement made between me and BoA. The disclosure they read to me mentioned account was closed because of I did not maintain a direct deposit in the account. The main account did have direct deposit set up but not the second account as of yet. I found out when I was making a purchase the merchant said the transaction failed and she was instructed to keep the card. After a number of calls to BoA no one could give me a direct answer... all they said was they had the right not to give me answer as to why they closed the accounts. I told a customer service representative... "What if I was out of state and you closed my account without just cause?" Totally appalled at the service I received at this bank. So sad and disappointing. I was able to get my money out of the accounts.

For a while, I have been getting a message from Bank of America when I log in online stating that my account might be restricted if I do not verify my current residence and restore my services. The message goes on to say our records indicate you are a citizen of a country that the subject of comprehensive economic sanction. I went and met a banker few weeks ago. He told me that our record shows that you are a US citizen, but your wife is not a US citizen and that why you are seeing the message. He advised me to close my joint account and I did. However, the message continued to come up every time I log in. So I went back to the bank and another banker asked me to bring my US passport so he can make copies of it and submit it to the systems. I do not know why he asked me for a copies of my passport but that what he did.

On February 27, 2015 I went to BoA to make an ATM cash deposit. I withdrew $800 out of my other card and I attempted to make a deposit onto my BoA account. As the ATM was taking my money the slot closed after it took in $760 and left $40 that were not taken in. After that the ATM displayed a message saying that all of my "Cash could not be accepted, please insert all of your cash." So I attempted to put the $40 into the ATM but the slot did not open and the ATM froze. I was waiting at the ATM to see if it will spit out my money back but it did not. The next message from ATM was "Thank you for banking with BoA." I reinserted my card to see how much money was counted by the ATM but my account did not reflect any deposits. I went online and there also was no deposits pending. I then called customer service but it was late and it was closed.

We subscribed email alert for our checking account so that it sends email if it's below $25. It has happened so many times we got the email alert after 3 days. We've been charged late fees. First, it seems a technology issue but later if you think twice, it should be strategic for it to charge the customer money.

This bank is as ** as anything can be. Their credit card personnel are confused and they just want to rip people off their hard money. Pls go with credit unions cause they stealing your money. YOU Call THEN THEY GIVE YOU Stupid Suggestions - ALL invalid. I'll be after them. This I get justice. The least chance I have I'll tell people about the scam.

I've been a Bank of America customer for over 5 years. I recently got scam for over $10,000 and I've been contacting their fraud department everyday but never got answer. Bank of America failed to do a proper investigation to get my money back.

January 27th I made a cash deposit of 1600 dollars and the atm only counted 300. I called the number on the atm and they credited my account for the 1300. Today I deposited 1000 dollars and they take it!! I get online trying to figure out why and they had removed the credit! Now I know ATMs have cameras. I am pissed, this is now 2300 dollars they have stolen for me. Are there any lawyers out there good at dealing with these things?? I have heard this is common with this bank and even though it's not a huge amount of money I refuse to not do anything about it. Please email me at ** if you know a good lawyer in the Dallas area.

Their lender at an Irvine Branch reviewed 2 years of my tax return, credit, 2 months bank statements, verification of employment and W2 and everything else. He said I would absolutely have no problem and I am approved and my loan is set to go. He said I make more than enough to qualify for the loan. After waiting two months and a great rate, they rejected my loan. None of my information had change and there was no surprises. The Loan officer simply had lied. It was truly the worth experience I have gone through. He filled up the application, got every piece of my income and information and then just disappeared. Two months later, I got a letter from Bank of America that they had rejected my loan. Bank of America is truly the worth.

When I opened my BofA business accounts I was sold on adding Bank of America Merchant Services, because 1) the rates per transaction appeared more affordable at 2.3%, and 2) signing up with this service meant that I didn't have to pay $25+ a month per business account. Fast forward a few months, I try to understand all of the extra fees associated with having Bank of America Merchant Services. They can tell you that they charge 2.3% per transaction, but they aren't able to tell you how much Visa and Mastercard will bill you per transaction. I tested my reader out and charged $1, I was billed $2.71 from Visa, and 2 cents to BofA. Square and Paypal take on these costs when they bill you a flat rate of 2.9% per transaction.

I called on March 9, 2015 to ask how to reset my EDD/BOA card email address to reset a password due to being locked out of that email. A young foul mouthed man that said his name was **, would not listen, shut me down and then when I FINALLY ASKED FOR A MANAGER, HE PUT ME ON HOLD 14 MINUTES and then hung up on me.

I ** hate BOA and their high as over draft fees 5 dollars. They charge 35 dollars for the smallest **. Who has money to keep paying 35 dollars all the time. I don't understand why they just won't decline the cards. People have money problems.

Bank of america allowed husband to cash checks made out to me. He was able to deposit and withdraw my checks without my signature. Two checks were for $50,000. There should be some safe guards at bank to prevent husbands from cheating spouses like this. He was able to go "on line" and move money in and out of my private checking account. He even closed it without my signature. Banks use trite security questions which spouses know all answers. Bank has filed his credit card nonpayment under my name with Equifax. Thus ruining my credit with his account. He took out loan thru B of A without my knowledge, they ran it thru my Equifax & Experian listings but refuse to give me information about loan. It's like B of A has a partnership with him to scam me.

I opened two accounts with Bank of America a few years ago. I cancelled both accounts as I wasn't happy with their customer service at all and decided to go elsewhere. Cancelled accounts was the least of my problems. I wrote them a total of three times to request a check of my money. I was sent a form saying I needed both accounts to be Notarized. Fine. I did that and sent them the required information with an authorized notarized letter. I waited for a total of four months without a check or letter of apologies or explanation. I sent them another letter, sent priority receipt. Nothing. I called customer service which I got the run around saying I needed an notarized letter in order to release my money. I am tired of waiting for my money and of writing countless letters which go unanswered. I wouldn't recommend this bank to anyone. I am stuck waiting for my money where no one cares to return the check to me.

I have opened three accounts with BoA end of February. Went through approval process and my cards were on the way. I have started moving money to the accounts. Rerouted my direct deposit there, which by the way is a complicated procedure involving three countries. Two weeks later this weekend when logging into online services I have found out that my accounts are not there. After talking to customer service a polite lady gave me a number for account closure and told that they will be open only Monday.

I wanted to ask for your help to investigate Bank of America branch on Soledad cyn. in canyon country. I walked in that branch on the December 27th Saturday. I had been saving 6,000 dollars for a year to pay off my car. I walked in the branch with 6,000 dollars cash. I walked up to the teller and told the young man that I needed to deposit 6,000 dollars cash and gave it to him. He started putting the money through the machine and I noticed it was not catching all the bills so I told him that I didn't think the machine was working properly because all the bills were not going through. He kept trying several more times. And then he said no it is not working.

I had set up automatic payments to my credit card account which I have with Bank of America. The system was setup to electronically pay the minimum balance on the due date and had been working flawlessly. Then on 11/04/14 their online banking system started attempting to process my payment as a paper check, which of course was returned because there was no check. I was subsequently charged late fees and return check fees. I contacted BOA in 11/2014 and they refunded all late fees.

Every time I come into the Bank of America on the corner Seneca and international Speedway Blvd they only have one teller. The only business I have currently with this bank is to pay my rent. I don't know why they have 4-5 platform people and only one teller but this is ridiculous! Seeing as I don't have many options to go to another branch seeing as I have no car and this branch is right up the street from my job I just don't understand what the management point of view is here which he is rude with customers when they raise a complaint about the amount of time it takes from line to teller. Today I have been in line for 15 minutes and I'm still the fourth person in line. I'm able to find this complaint website and write this whole complaint on my cell phone. I'm up to twenty minutes now. 30 minutes, 35 minutes, 37 minutes in line for a deposit is shameful!!

Been a customer since 1993 and have needed questions answered/additional service twice in the past 2 months. Prior to this, I hadn't needed any service/questions answered in years. Both times service was awful (despite being assigned a Platinum specialist).

After banking with Bank of America for 13 years, they decided to change the terms of my accounts. Now I will be forced to pay $25 monthly fee or keep a $10,000 combined account balance. I called customer service and was told that unless I keep the 10 balance I will have to pay the monthly fee. I had my first mortgage with them and they sold it last year. Bank of America just want to take their customers' money and they don't care how long you've been with them or how much money you spend on their products and services. I will be closing my accounts as of April 14. So if you are shopping for a bank, stay away from Bank of America.

When I walked into the building no one greet me. After 25 minutes staying in line, that banker came to me and starts asking me about credit. I want my check to be cashed first. Instead poor quality service. It took me about hour to cash 359 dollar check. Teller did not gave me receipt.

Called Bank of America because when I was making a transfer from one account to the other my money went into my credit card account. I called to let them know that the money was not supposed to be transferred to the credit card account. They said there was a credit of 3500.00 and that they would return it to me in 2-5 business days. I asked if this could be done sooner since it was the first of the month and I needed that money to pay my mortgage. I spoke to Greg at the San Antonio office and he said he would be able to transfer it back in and it would be credited to my account the next day. An hour later I received an e-mail that said that upon my request that a check for the credit amount would be mailed to me in 7-10 business days. I called the call center again because this made matters worse. They said they would not be able to help me that I would just have to deal with it. I called again and got disconnected.

2/28/2015, I called the BOA customer service and after 11 minutes and 44 second Michael was answering me. And I told him that I never used my platinum card. Even not activated yet but I have $15 charge on my card. Michael told me that he is going to transfer someone but my call is nobody pick up yet and still ringing. To BOA: Is there any customer service now? You say 24/7 available. It’s been 34 mins and 16 second now. Please please please answer my call. I wanna close my account.

I called this customer service number and one lady picked up my call and I told her I have annual fee charged in my account and I got one bill.. I have not used that card more than a year and I told her I want to close this account cause of the fee or find me a way not to pay fee. She is so rude and I can hear people talking on back too. She said she cannot do anything about that - if I want she will go ahead and close it. I was like really? I can find banks those can help me for what I need. I said, "Go ahead and close the account." I work in customer service too but never asked customer to leave. Very very unprofessional. Maybe they have lot of business so they don't care about old customers. Good luck. I'm not going back to Bank of America. I'm paying 50 bucks for nothing.

As a result of a mistake on their side which they were aware of, all my accounts with this horrible bank got restricted and my credit card was closed. After long long really long waits on the calls and being passed through loops for one responsible department that could actually remove the restrictions off of my accounts, I was able to save my checking and savings however, still no luck with the credit card account. After rounds of following up which was their job since they made a MISTAKE, finally I was able to narrow it down with card services department to the point that they had to do a hard inquiry on my credit history in order to re-open my card with which I strictly disagreed and thus my credit card remained closed.

Today we found out when we tried to buy an item at Staples and our card was declined that the bank had froze our account and cancelled our debit card. This is the 6th time it has happened in a little over a year. They did not let us verify the charges and simply assumed fraud and cancelled our cards. We will now have to spend days updating our auto-pay accounts and bill payer. This is so annoying because we have to wait for a new card and have no access to our money. Am going to start looking around for another bank. Tired of the uniformed guest services people in the branch. We have checking, savings, home mortgage, credit card and family trust accounts.

Filling my 1099s, I found a copy of a check that was cashed from my account to a person who signed his own name on it. When I filed a complaint, it was denied claiming I have 60 days to notify them. I immediately closed the account and when they withdrew the fund it went negative. Instead of contacting me, they sent it to collection.

I am currently a client with Bank of America and yesterday with the help of ONE bank manager (** on 86th Street & Lexington branch in Manhattan), I was affirmed with all the reasons why I have been with this bank for the past 9 years. I had an issue with my account with the NYSD where my account was on freeze for over 4-weeks. On Monday the State Department released the hold, but a lot of recurring charges went through that day, some of which was still processing. During the whole freeze period my account said I had $500.56 in it. The real name when I called the Bank of America customer service was stated to be $399.

I opened a bank account when we started a fundraiser for my daughter who was born with cancer last year. The manager who signed me up for it let me know "of course" there would be no fees for that. Well almost a year later there were monthly maintenance fees and BofA won't refund, so basically I was lied to when I opened the account AND BofA being a multi billion dollar company won't refund the money they took from a child's cancer fund account. Took all my leftover money out and will be canceling all of my accounts and going to another bank for when we start up the fundraiser again next month.

I have two bank accounts at BOA and they refuse to link them so I will not be overdrawn. I have plenty of money in my Business account but I am very sick with Lyme disease so I forget to transfer money to my personal account sometimes and they hit me with so many $35.00 fees that I could have made a house payment with those funds. And there is plenty of money in my business account. I have tried everything to get them to link the accounts but they will not do that because they want you to open a credit card so they can hit you with interest fees and get you into debt. There should be a law against this! Thank you.

I opened an account with "Bank of America" about a month ago. I deposited a large check when I opened that account. I was given a temporary debit card and was told to wait a few days before using that money. So about a week ago I receive a couple of notices stating that my account had been closed and that a cashier's check had been sent to my address for the deposited amount. I have not yet received that check, and my rent and bills are right around the corner. I called the bank but they said to just wait for that check! That is about 13 more days without being able to touch my money that I need for groceries, rent, etc... They never mentioned that they could potentially close my account. This is my money and I would have appreciated it if they would have called and talked to me about picking up that cashier's check!!!

I have been depositing funds on a regular basis. Yesterday I deposited a paycheck at the Van Ness station in DC. Something told me not to use that bank because of their shady dealings in the past, but I ignored the intuition. The cashier did not ask me to swipe my card and I believe she already knew the pin number. So, today I tried to withdraw $20.00 and receive an "alert" of "irregular" activity. I go to a BOA (one outside of DC that is very trustworthy) and came to discover that the rationale behind the alert was that it appeared I tried to extract $20.00 twice, which was true. I thought perhaps the machine was malfunctioning, so I tried the adjacent machine to no avail.

Yesterday morning i was able to use my debit card and the funds in my account. Around 3:50 pm I tried to make a transfer from my personal BofA account to my business BofA account (which I have done several times before) and I couldn't. So I called the CS number only to be transferred again and again and again until I reached the account closure department where it seems no one works because it send you to an answering machine. I am not a wealthy woman that has money bleeding out my body. My money is sitting in a bank that has no ONE person on the phone that can help me figure out how I can access my money.

Oh yes, I’ll be fair with BOA. They are greedy, rude and ignorants. My husband had open heart surgery and we did have difficulties to pay our mortgage. We contact them looking for help with the modification. To make story short, let me tell you that after we submitted the documentation, they will call back a week later saying that something was missing. We keep waiting. And waiting, and when we call back, an answering machine was saying that they will return the call into 24 hours. Guess what? They return our call a week later. This was on and on for almost three months. They Never, NEVER help us, and by Law they supposed to do that. Thanks God my son help us. With the money and that way we were okay with our mortgage. In the future I don't want to know Nothing about BOA.

I get a phone call yesterday saying that I owe $600 at Bank of America my account has been closed nine years ago. How do I get this resolved since I went to jail in '06 over a 50.00 check which the bank told me I had $70 in my account. I wrote the check for 50 then ended up in jail for four days and everything was exchanged from my record so I closed my account.

Bank of America... In the old days people used to rob banks with masks on...now the banks rob you and they hide behind a phone number to a voice mail. Bank of America has frozen an account with over 7k in it. After 10 years of banking with them you would think they owe an explanation but they won't. I'd be very careful using a national chain bank that won't deal with your complaint or concerns in the branch. If their only answer is to call a phone number in another state with someone you don't know you might as well use the bank of India. They're thieves...and according to the people inside the bank watch out. It's happening more and more every day... It might have something to do with the 17 billion dollar Dept of Justice lawsuit they lost last year...

I went down to the local branch office and inquired about opening a business account. The person I spoke with was more then happy to help. She mentioned to me there would a monthly charge, unless I enrolled in their merchant program. I told her I wanted to use the mobile card reader and she responded with, "They really don't work well and will take up to a month to deposit your money. However, our program will only cost about $25-$30 per month." Well that was wrong and cost me approximately $3000-$5000 over the course of the past 2 years. That almost cost me to loss my business (being that I am a sole proprietor and only employee).

This is not the first time it happens. I am a contractor that receives checks all the time and normally deposit them into my bank, but sometimes I want to cash them. I've been to Bank of America in several occasions to try and cash checks which were posted in my name and it's been a problem. To begin with, the teller asking me if I had a account with them because they could not cash the check. When I asked why, she said that the signature on the check did not match the one they had in the system. I told her, "Is there any other way that they can verify because this is inconvenient for me to waste my time in line?" She said that nothing could be done.

I paid my bill in full for new charges above my zero interest balance transfer. I was charged interest on the daily balance even though I paid it Prior to the due date. The bank expects me to pay my credit card bill immediately upon receipt. Absolutely ridiculous!!

I guess bad things happen when you're a member of any bank, but Bank of America is awesome. Their customer service reps always answer, they're very helpful, they resolve issues quickly. The only issue I have is sometimes it takes a while for payments to go through, but overall, I feel like they're a good place to have your money. Great fraud protection, too.

On 3/22/14 went to Marlborough, MA branch, provided 'letter of authority for personal representative' for my deceased husband, opened 'estate of account' and bank was going to transfer money market account to the estate of account (rep Beverly ** ) - piece of cake, ha. Following week I called as funds not transferred, bank said they couldn't find the letter of authority, day later received call from bank- they locate.

Bank of America on West Hillsboro Blvd in deerfield is the worst bank anyone can ever go to. EVERY SINGLE TIME I go to that bank I'm in there for at LEAST 45 minutes which is ridiculous. I work 9 to 5:30 Monday thru Friday and the only time I can bank is on lunch break which is only an hour. More employees need to be hired if it’s a short on staff. This bank is the closest to my job and I grind my teeth every time I have to stop by. Customer service needs to be number one priority.

About three weeks ago I walk in to a BOA branch on the sky walk (approx. 1545cdt) where I live. A service rep. greeted me, then said that the only teller would be with me shortly (as she was busy with another customer). I said ok, and she walked away. After about 10 mins of waiting, I was getting a little pissed as the service rep. that initially greeted me fumbled around basically doing nothing (plus the space temp. was about 78 degrees according to the wall stat). So I left, swearing that I was going to deposit my money in another bank. Which I later decided not to, and spent the $680 that was going to deposit.

I contacted BOA online chat services because I made a deposit to my account on Sunday night and had available credit to use, and the remainder would credit to my account on 2/17 which is today. Not thinking anything else, I purchased dinner and proceeded home. Well surprise, surprise, on 2/17, I receive a notification that my account balance was low and an extended overdraft fee was assessed. I thought well this must be something old or a mistake and I login and sure enough they have really goofed my account up.

I tried contacting BOA to let them know I would be traveling and would need my card available during that time. I was on hold for quite some time before, I didn't have time to continue. I begin my travels and of course, after 2 transactions, my credit card gets declined due to possible fraudulent charges. I try to contact BOA yet again, I'm on hold for over 20 minutes and didn't even speak to anyone. The web portal to verify charges on my card does not seem to be working and I've tried contacting them multiple times and spent between 30-60 minutes (60 minutes!) on hold before I hung up. Coincidentally, the "chat" feature on their website is also down. I have been a customer with them for 10 or so years now and am very disappointed in the service, or lack thereof.

I needed to process a large check from my insurance quickly (same day) as the funds were already committed and the 800# customer service people told me it couldn't happen but suggested I talk to the branch mgr. The mgr was out so the asst named Ellie was in and I started to wait for the mgr but Ellie continued to be interested in my problem so I decided to just give her a opportunity. She took me in hand, filled out the required forms for me, told me exactly how to handle the transaction and went into the teller position and a burdensome task was handled so efficiently and effectively. I walked out of the bank stunned and happy as a major problem was now in my rear view mirror. I would not have approached this bank with this problem but the mgr has always been so helpful I decided to take a chance. I guess the whole staff at this bank is just a cut above the ordinary staff at most banks. Thank everyone for a job well done.

Our FHA mortgage is serviced by Bank of America. The property requires flood insurance. But Bank of America demands we carry more flood insurance than FEMA permits. We could not get the issue straightened out working with Bank of America's insurance department. We have filed complaints with the Consumer Protection Agency, and have needed to for the last several years. Yet Bank of America continues the practice.

I don't understand why there is not enough representatives to help. They have loan officers along with other management walking around that can go behind the counter to help, instead of making customers WAIT EXCESSIVELY. I understand patience, but this happens WAY TOO OFTEN.

I've been with Bank of America for about 2 years now... never have I EVER been so frustrated and disgusted with a place. They steal money and charge overdraft fees up the ying yang. I recently had a charge from amazon be returned to my account and I never saw the amount come back to my account, even after the charge had been cleared. I messaged their customer service and found out it was magicianed back into my account and that it was already gone... what?! I had an issue with this before too and kept tabs on my account everyday after I called amazon, that didn't even help.

BOA inactivate my account with no notice in advance after my tax refund hit my account on. I called ahead to find out if my account still open so I can deposit my tax refund - the customer services said that the account still active. So today I try to withdraw money and my debit card do not work. I call BOA, spend hours transferring from agent to agent and department and they just told me that I have to call back in a week to resolved this situation. I really don't understand this. They been manipulating my account for them to charge me a lot of overdraft too. Cherry ** was the last agent and she was so rude and unhelpful. I think that I should be able to have access to my money anytime. They should apply the "KYC" if I'll been banking with them for years. They put me in a situation by holding my money about to be evicted and be behind in couple bills. Why if they see that I have money hours later they inactivate my account?

The problem is simple. BOA collected a tax lien out of my company account. Problem. BOA removed the money from the WRONG COMPANY! My company name is different. My account number is different. My EIN is different. HOW STUPID MUST YOU BE TO NOT SEE THIS ERROR. BOA refuses to refund my money and fix their error. BOA tells me - I HAVE TO CALL THE STATE TAX BOARD AND GET MY FUNDS RETURNED! There should be a law! BEWARE OF BIG BANKS........ try smaller local banks where you can meet your banker. BOA sucks! (This is not a personal insult.... it's a FACT.)

Received insurance check. Went to one branch to cash, was told I would be called when money was ready. Received a call the next morning and was told money wouldn't be ordered because non member! Third and last time BOA will screw me. This was done after I told teller I didn't want an account because I don't like their practices. I was a member when they were Summit, Fleet and all others in between til 07 when identity was stolen and they hit me with overdraft fees.. over $600. I hate BOA!

On 2/9/15 I checked my BOA account. At that time, it listed holds for the bill payments I made online on 2/6/15 (by the way I had more than enough to cover them). Thinking nothing of it, I checked my account again on 2/10/15, just to check my balance. Well the next morning I stopped at the atm to deposit a week old check into my account. To my dismay, when I looked at my account later that morning, I had an overdraft fee assessed that was dated the day before. I couldn't really understand why.

If I could give this bank less than one star I would. You are money hungry scumbags that could care less about your clients. There's a bunch of heartless idiots working there.

BOA has been sending me one of their customer's personal emails with a lot of personal information. I called their headquarters to let them know. After two phone calls the emails are still coming. My third phone call I finally got someone who assured me she would take care of it, we spent 30 minutes on the phone and she assured me that within 5-7 days the emails would stop.

I wanted to sign up for online checking account for a promotion of gift cards they were having. I called three branches that all told me a different story and were extremely rude on the phone not wanting to help. I finished my online banking sign up. They took 50.00 out of my current credit card from another bank then sent me a denial in mail... said I was a victim of fraud... They are fraudulent. I have never been victim of fraud, have good credit, am out 50.00 and denied a checking account??? Terrible experience. Stay away.

Bank of America sold my bank account to Citizens National Bank without my consent. When I spoke with them on the phone regarding this incident the only thing that they kept telling me was that they sent a letter to me telling me that they were going to give my bank account to a different bank. I think that in order to sell my account to a different bank they should have had my authorization first. It does not seem legal in my mind for them to sell my bank account without my permission. They kept assuring me that they had sent a letter to my house stating that they were going to move my bank account to a different bank, but I think that legally they should have to have my permission to move my bank account with them to a different bank, rather than just sending me a letter letting me know that they already did it without my permission.

On Wednesday, January 28, 2015, I called Bank of America to pay off my balance of $15,426.81. They charged me twice. It is now Monday, February 9, and after spending hours on the phone with them, they have still not returned the money that they were not authorized to take in the first place. At least three times people have said they would call me back, and haven't. On February 5, they told me that they were undergoing a "system upgrade" and so I might not be getting my money back until after February 12. Unacceptable!

My husband and I have been customers for decades. While in the process of applying for a mortgage (with another financial institution- we couldn't believe the list of requirements from BAC and told them no), we discovered that our significant payoff on a joint line of credit was not being reported properly. We made the payment on 1/30 which should have been posted for 1/31, but on my screen the adjusted unpaid balance changed EVERY TIME I logged in and when I logged into my husband's account, the same thing happened.

I have 2 checking accounts, mine and one with my son with Bank of America. On Friday 1/30/2015 before noon I paid my son bills ($1135.87) from my checking account. At the same time I made a "Between accounts transfer" from his account to mine to cover the amount. I received a confirmation number and checked both accounts for the next 3 days and both accounts showed the transfers. The following week my account showed "transfer failed because of insufficient funds".

After complaining to the manager of my local Bank of America branch - that the handicap access sign on the door was deceiving because there was no "push-panel" system access, the manager said I should knock on the door (in the freezing cold) and someone would come and open it for me. I was also told that they were able to use this sign because there are no steps. I wrote to the office of the Chairman and CEO and was told in a letter dated Jan. 29, 2015 that the bank is in compliance with the ADAAG 4.13-Doors and that they will not put the push-panel system in place. This system ignores problems of people in wheelchairs, seniors with back problems, and young mothers with strollers. Follow-up letters have been sent to state senators and I'm awaiting responses.

I was married on 1/08/2015 and I knew that I had to change my last name. Once I changed my last name with the social security office. I had to then get a new driver’s license as well other important items like debit/credit cards to reflect the name on my current ID. I went into a Bank of America branch on 1/24/15 to update my information. The employee that assisted me told me that my new debit card would arrive in 5-7 business days. He also told me that I could continue using my current debit card until the arrival of my new one.

I checked my account after making a late purchase at Walgreen and remembering a check that had not cleared. The check was not on there and Walgreen was processing. I knew my paycheck deposits at 12 am, but checked once again just before 12 and was still good. Awoke to 2 overdraft fees!! Not only was the check posted as the previous day, but the checks I had ordered fee was also posted as the previous day!?! I called and asked "how?" The lady said, "oh checks and check order fees are not posted until they process". I said I had clearly checked my account the night before and if they had processed (as she stated) I would have seen them. She told me my account would not be reimbursed! I told her I would be in to close the account, she said "your account will not be reimbursed the overdraft charges". I have been with this bank since it was SeaFIRST over twenty years. They can manipulate someone else's money!

I come here daily for my company and my personal accounts. There is always 1 teller and 7 other employees walking around doing nothing other than greeting you. Ridiculous! ..always 15 mins to 30 mins wait in line.. Something needs to be done about this. Branch is in Donelson on Lebanon Rd.

Unable to wire transfer money. Unable to get financial letter of reference for co-op application. Unable to get asset verification letter for co-op application. Managers unwilling to even try to help. Stay away!

BoA writes to me (with the most UNprofessional letters known to those able to pass first grade) admitting they have been holding MY money for 6 years. That's it. They write to tell me they have it. But they refuse to include contact information, or even sign the letter like anyone NOT brought up by wolves would do. So, I call BoA. Many times. Hours later, when someone answers, they have the professionalism and competency of a cockroach. Once, I called and asked to speak with the housekeeping staff. Later, after three BoA employees had unsuccessfully searched their offices for housekeeping, finally asked me why I needed to speak with housekeeping. I said, "I was trying to find someone there with professionalism and competency and I thought that was my best shot."

The interest on a CD is going to someone else. I got a 1099 to report the income on MY taxes. I called the bank 22 times, sat on the phone for hours. Everybody says got it right you'll get a new 1099. Never happened. 8 months later, still no new 1099 and I am still not getting interest on MY CD. I called fraud department, checking into it. Nothing happened, I am contacting the FRAUD department with the IRS. This bank is ripping people off.

Bank of America manipulates and reorders transactions to charge overdraft fees. They have REPEATEDLY charged me overdraft fees that they have made to look justified, by processing the transactions in an underhanded way. I have had the same thing happen several times and It is plain obvious that they are definitely processing transactions to make certain I am charged an overdraft fee.

I tried to reopen my Business account at Bank of America as it was closed to inactivity for over 90 days. The rude customer service rep at the Bank made me fill out a new account application even though I still had current personal accounts at BofA. After spending almost an hour of my time she ran the application through their system. It came back as declined by TeleCheck. The rude lady tore up my application and told me not to write bad checks and to leave the Bank. I asked her why and she gave me a piece of paper with contact info for TeleCheck on it. TeleCheck gives the consumer NO WAY to contact them by any other means than snail mail.

Bank of America will never have the personal customer service that smaller banks are able to... I have been a longtime customer...many years. I have been waiting for well over an HOUR and 30 minutes to see a personal banker who is helping someone set up a new bank account. The manager claimed she wasn't able to help me...even though she had confirmed the information with the personal representative... I had already driven an 65 minutes to get to a branch! Currently I am still waiting for help while the manager chats away on the phone. All I am needing at this point is a new signature card on my account. Having to wait this long is rude and far below acceptable standards for any business. It's clearly a training issue. And also why large banks in the Midwest can't compete with the excellent service that smaller banks give.

I have banked with a local credit union for over 15 years and enjoyed real time entry and balance information based on my transactions. I opened an account with Bank of America because some of my larger customers bank with them. My gripe is this, Bank of America often does not post my transactions real time but rather holds them, which skews my online balance when I view it, and then post them later when my balance is low to hit me with overdraft charges. The only way to avoid this is to run a paper ledger because their on-line banking never seems to be up to date. Bank of America explained their online banking as a great way to track expenses and manage your account . . . not true. It is expensive and they make a lot of money with their $35.00 overdraft fees. It truly is a purposeful effort on their part to maximize their profits at the expense of their customers . . . I see it as dishonest and legalized crime.

My husband and I have 3 accounts - already close 2. This bank is unbelievable. I still don't understand how they ADD AND SUBTRACT YOUR MONEY is confusing. The online service show when the transaction is in process and how much you have available after they subtract whatever is in process and at the end you end up with an overdraft or with your account and 0$ balance. Looking forward to close this account this week. 5 years with this bank and I only have headaches and when you call customer service everyone tells you something different.

Bank of America has a very messy system being that the representatives and supervisors across the board are not on the same page. The information they give varies from person to person, day to day and they always read from a script. When there is an error, I expect it to be addressed and taken care of properly. When it's my error, I willingly accept the consequences but if it's not, please don't insinuate that I don't know what I'm talking about. I've been telling my husband forever to shut it down and come over to Chase which provides a much better system all around. They will never charge you more than 3 overdraft fees and their alerts go off right away. I've gotten direct deposit and overdraft alerts 5 days later with BOA - and this is helping me how??? Just overall a really messy organization. Also, weren't they sued for charging customers ridiculous amounts in overdraft fees? Well, even after the lawsuit, nothing has changed.

First of all I am a contractor for a person who has a lien with bank of America. They lost the checks 3x from the insurance company. They were rude when one tries to call to find out information. They hang up the phone because they didn’t want to answer questions. They sent checks to wrong person, instead of the lien holder they sent to contractor and did not send the check overnight. They told the lien holder that the check was sent to her but wasn’t. Then once the check received homeowner, signed, presented check to bank which was written from bank of America and they state they are trying to protect me from myself... really. One of my representative was told this at the bank. So immediately they called me, I tried to speak to someone to explain the situation, neither the manager nor the teller wanted to come to the phone.

Honestly the worst decision choice of a bank if you want to "trust someone with your money." They steal, charge fees and make up reasons, take days to respond, are not in any way friendly, and refuse to help solve an issue no matter how long you've had an account with them. You will be losing money instead of saving it with Bank Of America. You can't trust anything they say and they will rush you out of the office while you are attempting to read terms and conditions. They will steal from you and drain you dry!

Bank of America merchant services cancelled my account without my knowledge or my authorization then charged me a $500 early termination fee. Tried to run a credit card transaction, and then was told as soon as I processed a transaction $500 would be refunded. Have processed transactions. No refund. Called then was told it was being reviewed then maybe it would be refunded. Processed another transaction. No refund. Called then was told after a month of transactions it would be reviewed for refund. In addition to this, my branch, where my money is, is unable and unwilling to offer as assistance. Never receive callbacks and never receive any help.

I began a refinance with Bank of America and after receiving two pounds of paperwork exactly (with more on the way I was told) I canceled my application. I have one bill (my mortgage), a credit rating over 800 and I have ample income to afford my mortgage. I'm retired so my income is stable and I have a sizable savings. My income has been automatically deposited in BOA for many years. I could not be an easier customer yet their process and customer service was so bad I could not continue.

I owe about 105,000 on my home loan and paid 70,000 to get the monthly payment down. NOPE, they said I would have to redo my loan and it would cost me $250.00. I asked them to give me my money back. AH. I would never recommend B of A, NEVER.

My father is 100% disabled. He is paralyzed waist-down and bipolar schizophrenic serving in the Vietnam war for 4 years. He was missing in action, received a purple heart, and a honorable discharge. I have power of attorney for last 10 yrs. Opening the account with BofA was not a problem until my dad suffered a manic episode and ended up in the hospital. I noticed all kinds of erratic behavior on my dad's BofA account and went into the branch in Redlands, CA where I was told that they could not pay my dad's bills, that I would have to become his representative for me to do any of his banking, that my power of attorney was expired and I could not do anything.

Well, what happened was I had $30 on my account when I checked yesterday in the evening, which was January 20th. During the night I got charged $317 for the delivery, which I was supposed to get charged with days ago, so I had no idea it would happen that night. In the morning, when I woke up, I realized that my balance is negative, and that I also got charged $35 as an "Overdraft Fee". I went to the ATM, and I deposited required money, then I contacted customer care, and asked to get a refund - as it hasn't even been 24 hours since my balance went negative - and everything happened overnight.

I will be closing my account as soon as I pay off my credit card. I have several cards with direct payments and as we all know that due to the economy, I only work two days a week! My intention is to pay but how can anyone survive with two days?! And then be charged late fees? I called to be refunded cash that I don't have and wasn't helped. Instead I was offered other options that charged a fee. What point of not being able to afford the late fee didn't they get? How am I being helped! Very disappointed! I will be sure to make a point that Bank of America doesn't help those who are struggling. I called with a problem and there was no solution after I got off the phone with the representative and manager. They told me since it wasn't the banks error I couldn't be refunded. I never said it was their error. All I asked was to be helped.

I have been with BofA for about 15 years. I started my business in 2006. Opened Merchant account in 2012, which included Credit Card payment system. I have encountered fee after fee with BofA. I do NOT agree with their fees. I believe they, for the most part, are wrong. It's always the middle class being charged fees. How is a person supposed to make it when constantly charged "fees"? In all of my past cases with being charged ISF fees, I estimate 9 out of 10 fees, after my persistence/requests were credited back to me.

I had a Bank of America credit card for years. No problem. I travel to Naples, FL in the winter and set up an account with Bank of America down there. I could not use the ATM. They said the card did not work because it was a savings account and not checking. I opened a checking account. The new card did not work at the ATM. They said I need to click on another transaction rather than just withdraw. They sent me a new card with my name misspelled. It didn't work. They sent me a new card to correct the spelling. The new card was also misspelled and did not work at the ATM. To make a withdrawal I had to go into the bank and to the teller.

I have been dealing with Bank of America since 2008 and there always seems to be some new policy that requires them taking money out of my account. Currently Bank of America has been charging an overdraft fee of $35. When asked why I was still charged although I still had an efficient amount of money, they said I had signed up for the overdraft fee to be taken out when hitting a certain amount. So I asked them to take it off, however, now it seems like every month I see the same $35 overdraft fee multiple times, although I still have money in my accounts. Sometimes adding up to more than a hundred dollars which drains my accounts.

This is the most frustrating bank to deal with. Just needed to unlock the account because their website kept screwing up yesterday. That after giving the chat guy everything but my first born, he refused to unlock it. Then I got the run around on the fun and got hung up on FIVE times. I finally figured out an easy way to get into my account with the help of my child and Hang up on them. I will be removing all accounts from this Bank. They SUCK.

I noticed I had an overdraft on one of three checking accounts at Bank of America that I've had for years and years (since the 80's). I looked into it and found that they had charged me $25.00 for something called Advantage Monthly Maintenance Fee. When I looked further, they had been doing this each month since last September. I called the bank and was told that when the sum total of all my accounts reaches below $5000 I would get a charge. I explained that when I set these accounts up, there were to be no bank charges no matter what my balances were. I asked why was I not notified that these account agreements were going to change? She had no answer. All she did was remove the last $25.00 charge. She had no explanation when I told her that my bank balances are always under $5000 so why did the charge only start last September? Her explanation didn't fit the situation. I feel like they have robbed me of $150.00. They just went in and took it with no explanation. The least they could have done was let me know this would be happening. I'm taking my money out of this bank. Horribly dishonest!

There will be 2 different complaints in this reviews. Before going into my issues with Bank of America, I do like the bank because you can do a lot on the phone apps so they're quite updated. They're also almost everywhere so it's quite convenient. I loved that it was my first credit card and if I needed an increase in my limits, within a few days I would receive a call and once provided legitimate reasons, my credit limit was increased. It was quick and simple in that aspect.

I have been with Bank of America for many, many years, and primarily a checking customer. In the past, I have had very few incidents with them, and felt that overall they were a very convenient way to bank, especially when traveling across country. Recently, I was traveling home from California back to Arkansas, and due to severe weather and frozen roads I was delayed in Albuquerque and again in Flagstaff, causing me to get home a few days later than anticipated. While away, I never had the opportunity to deposit some money in the ATM, like I always do, and had to wait until we got home.

My husband passed away in July. We were joint account holders and I am the sole beneficiary for all the multiple accounts. Our business account (which I am the ONLY signer for) was immediately frozen for "proper paper work". It is now mid January and I finally got the funds out. I had to start a new business in my own name using money from my own savings from a separate credit union. His IRA's (I am the sole beneficiary) were frozen and I had no access to them for 6 months until they were released. Our personal accounts, checking and savings, were frozen for 2 weeks. I was left penniless while they held over $200,000 of my money. I still do not have access to our mortgage, however, I must pay because they threatened repossession. The attorney that I hired has repeatedly said that in the State of Texas, I am rightful owner of all his assets because I am his wife. We even have a will that states he left everything to me. I have been overwhelmed with grief but have to swallow it in order to fight the bank so I can pay my bills.

Their overdraft fee rules are ridiculous and make it impossible to get your money back even when it's a bank mistake. The manager I spoke to did not have the slightest interest in helping me. They are obviously trained to keep as much money as possible. Terrible company, I'm closing my account today and never going back.

I have been on the phone with Bank of America customer service for 35 minutes to get a copy of my statement. They have put me on hold and transferred me to 3 different people. I called the number on my last statement -- that says "customer service" and if this is their idea of customer service it makes you wonder. 35 minutes and I'm still not done.

Awful customer service north Plainfield, NJ- This bank is horrible at customer service. I arrived at 11:10 am on Sat, one teller working, 13 people waiting ahead of me. 45-min wait, finally my turn, can't cash my check, come back Monday. I left at 12:53 pm took an hour and 43 minutes, then people waiting for over an hour were told they couldn't be helped and to make an appt. One just wanted to close his account because he had a lot of problems with BoA. Asked to speak with manager, she was no help at all, kept apologizing. Horrible experience, never again.

I deposited a check for $15000.00. They gave me access to $300.00 of it the next day. About a week later they gave me access to $3000.00 more of it. Another four days later the check finally cleared and I had the full amount. A week later I withdrew $10,000.00 on a bank check and had to wait three days for the bank check to clear. I had just waited a week and a half for the funds to clear and now I have to wait longer to use them. This is absurd! I withdrew the money to open an account at another bank. The funds and now that they're there I have to wait longer again.

In September I was approved and completed a shortsale with Bank of America. I have free checking account from direct deposit for many years. My account was changed and I was charged 25 dollars a month from October to December for maintenance fees. I went in December and had it changed back to a direct deposit account. I asked the Rep to return the fees because I always had direct deposit. She told me the supervisor is on holiday break and to come back after the New Year. I went back in January, the manager walked over to me when I came in and told me they could not return the fees because I had a short sale and it was not allowed. I feel these penalties are unfair. I paid 2000 dollars a month for 11 years and the person who bought the house paid 75 percent of the debt. I should not have to pay a penalty for a shortsale, that was practically paid in full. My papers say 0 dollars owed. I don't trust them now, they may extract money from my account again. This bank is not to be trusted.

The worst customer relationship. I had a payment come in early and the transaction was paid but fees were assessed. I called to get those fees removed and my wish was granted. Four Months later I have a similar incident but when I called about the fee I was told that an automated system rejected my request for a fee refund and there was nothing to be done.

I was contacted by the bank and they agreed to refund the fees on my account. I am happy with the resolution and their promptness after receiving my complaint.

We are banking on BOA more than twenty years, when the name was Barnett Bank at Tampa, Florida. Most of the time the service was great from all the employees. When we had moved to Belleair Beach, and Largo cities of Florida, we continued banking in BOA, location 125 Indian Rocks Road N.-Belleair Bluffs, FL.

No matter how long you've been with them, no matter how much you improve your credit with other sources, this bank does nothing to help out its customers. Only thing I've ever received from this bank was a secured credit card. Read stories about some customers having the secured card making on-time payments for one year and then being graduated to an unsecured credit card. Had mine for over two years, never went over the limit, never made a late payment, cleaned up my credit report by paying off old accounts during that first year I had my BOA secured card, but each time I called to request an unsecured card upgrade, I was always denied. So I found them worthless in all ways. Even though I had direct deposit to my checking account, never had any overdrafts or any negative issues with my checking or savings accounts, I could never get anything from this place to help me out credit-wise. So glad I closed out my accounts with them. They are worthless. I don't think they deserve to have the name "America" in their title.

I had an auto loan with a previous bank that I made all the payments on and had it paid off, that bank had been bought out then the bank it became had been bought out by Bank of America. This was of no concern to me because, to my knowledge I no longer had an auto loan with any bank. There were never any statements sent to me saying I still owe money or any statements saying my vehicle was going to be repossessed, so when I called Bank of America to get my title for my vehicle, they refused to give it to me because they claimed that I owed them a certain amount of money still. I disagreed with them, but asked them to send me a statement stating how much I owe them anyway. They refused to send me anything and just kept telling me they needed a certain amount of money from me for them to release my title to me. How do you expect me to just pay you money with no proof whatsoever that I even owe you money? I honestly would not have a problem paying it if they would send me some sort of statement saying something. I honestly cannot afford a lawyer at this time, but I need something to get done because I need the title to my vehicle.