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Reviewed July 14, 2017
This is worse bank I have ever seen. I have been transferred 5 times and been waiting for the correct dept for 1 hour 45 min so far. Each person that answers ask same questions and then transfers me. Most unhelpful bank. And only way to contact corporate is thru mail. And dept I need they have to transfer me to that dept. Why cant they give me one person to deal with my issue.
Reviewed July 13, 2017
I recently had to do a bank verification from a external savings account to my BOA checking and immediately took it out, which caused my BOA to be overdrawn by 45 cents in total. BANK OF AMERICA CHARGED ME 105.00 in overdraft fees, 35.00 for each transaction plus 35.00 for not making a deposit in over five days, it is ridiculous. I am closing my accounts within the next 48 hrs.
Reviewed July 13, 2017
Best Buy canceled the order and refunded in 6 minutes when I realized that the item was back ordered. Best Buy provided me the authorization number and every detail. It has been 3 days and BOFA is telling me bedtime stories. This bank is the worst bank ever. No wonder why they got in trouble. I will never use their debit card for online purchases. BE AWARE! They hate you and they will not help you. They hold the money so they can use financing other people and we have no right besides waiting.
Reviewed July 13, 2017
Bank of America continues to not pay my checks saying that they look fraudulent due to the signature. All the signatures look the same. They provide no evidence of this. They provide no method to remedy the situation and provide no refund for the costs that other banks charge customers. They have very poor consumer relationships.
Reviewed July 12, 2017
I started using Bank of America when it was still Bay Bank 24 years ago and this was my first bank account. Up until last year the service was great and I was a preferred customer. I always enjoyed talking with customer service reps despite the long wait times and felt they were always considerate and pleasant. I was always happy to write glowing reviews about customer service and often participated in their surveys.
Everything change this year and I am not quite sure what is going on but the customer service hit rock bottom. The wait time when I call is often almost an hour only to be transferred multiple times to unpleasant and rude associates. When I finally couldn't stand it and wrote a complaint to the bank I received a call from the "president's office" and a lady who identified as someone who works for the "president" of the bank was rude and condescending as well...
I am finally and thankfully switching over to another bank after 24 years of doing business with them because of unproperly trained the staff at Bank of America is driving away customers. Not sure what is going on with them internally but if you prefer high fees, no customer appreciation, nasty service and unknowledgeable staff this is your bank!
Reviewed July 10, 2017
So they shut down the drive thru forcing everyone inside. So the person waiting to pounce at the front can try to sell you something you don't want or need. Before you step in line to wait while an understaffed counter gets crushed. Consistently waiting 20-25 minutes during the slow hours. Absolutely ridiculous, I will NEVER bank with this piss poor organization.
Updated review: Nov. 28, 2017
It has been 4 months, since I was first screwed by BOA, when I took BOA's suggestion to close my old checking account and open a new one. It was supposed to be a solution to the checking account fraud that occurred on my old account. And just two days ago, that old account FINALLY got closed! And no more checking account fraud, as I write this. But I sure went through A LOT, in the last 4 months! Head still reels from the lengthy: checking account balance inaccuracies; direct-deposit transitions; and automatic investments to other financial institutions outside of BOA!
Original Review: July 7, 2017
I am a 15-year, BOA customer. I called BOA on July 5th, after viewing my checking account online, and seeing two cleared "checks" that were never written by me. The fraudulent checks totaled $894.98! So I called BOA to dispute the fraud. A BOA representative recommended that I close the account and start a new account, to prevent more fraud under my long-used checking account number. So I complied, only to STILL be living a nightmare! It is now two days later, and I still see wrong amounts in both my old checking and my newly opened checking accounts. I see no record of a more than $10,000 deposit that was cleared before the fraud occurred. My paycheck is not showing as being directly deposited today. A canceled $6,000 transfer to another bank is showing up on my checking ledger, although it never happened! And I am stuck depending only upon my own, manual ledger to see how much money I really do have!
BOA keeps claiming they are working to set my accounts straight, but why is it taking so long? And why can't I get live people who can give me consistent, factual information? I am now on hold (20 minutes now). But I will hang up soon, since I must proceed with my day, despite the financial mess. Later today, I will have to seek out a new, reliable bank!
Reviewed July 6, 2017
Apparently they will charge overdraft fees on transactions that are pending on your account and don't give you ample time the following morning to replenish those funds without being hit with a fee. I go to sleep with a positive balance account and wake up in the negative. The transaction had cleared in the wee hours of the morning. How am I supposed to know, when the banking app doesn't alert me until 9 hours later? Called 5 different times and they refused to refund the fee, even though I haven't asked to be refunded at all this year. I ended up closing the account. Got charged an overdraft fee of $12 for being short of a $2 tip. America is run by greedy corporations!
Reviewed July 6, 2017
Bank of America makes it IMPOSSIBLE to speak to a reliable human to get the most simple tasks accomplished! I've used the automated system - to no avail, as I continue to have last feed taken from my account AFTER my money is auto-drafted!! The IVR cuts me off, regardless of the number I dial!! When I finally do reach someone, they cannot help me!! I guess everyone time is of ZERO VALUE to BOA decision makers!! Horrible Customer Service, changing banks is the best solution! Never have I experienced such!
Reviewed July 5, 2017
Bank of America charged me $35 for an overdraft fee and then charged me an extended overdraft fee after I had put the money in my account. I believe this is unfair. People are trying and I think you should be more understandable. That is $70 which I do not have and what makes it worse I actually put the money in my account before I was charged the extended overdraft fee. I am about to close my account with them because of this experience.
Reviewed June 29, 2017
My husband and I decided to share the same account, so I went to the local Bank of America to order a debit card with his acct number, but with my name. The lady was helpful and also gave me a temporary debit card to use. The teller "activated" it and sent me on my way. I go to a store to use it and it says "declined". I try to run it as credit and it says "declined". I try to check the inquiry at the ATM and it says unauthorized action. I let it slide since it was just a temporary...
I get my new card in the mail, I activate it on the BoA app. I try to use it at a store and it says declined, utterly embarrassed I tell them to hold my things. I call customer service and the lady "fixed" the problem and "linked" my acct. I go back into the store and it says "declined" again. Needless to say, BoA has been withholding my money for 2 weeks now. I have had doctors' appointments and prescriptions to pay for. I have needed to get gas and groceries as well, but I have no way to get to my money when the cards continuously say "declined" or "unauthorized". I do not recommend this bank, they are uneducated and unprofessional. Plus the "maintenance fees" they pull on you is ridiculous as well.
Reviewed June 28, 2017
A month ago I deposited a check for $5000, it cleared. I have been spending MY money for a month, today they put a block on my account for "suspicious activity". I called them to verify I made the purchase in question they informed me that they where placing a 24 hour hold on my account because of a suspicious check I deposited which I have been drawing on for a month. Mind you, they contacted my mother that wrote me the check as a wedding gift to see if I forged the check that CLEARED a month ago!!! Of course she confirmed that she wrote the check and they proceeded to ask why she wrote me that check! Wtf my bank should mind its own business and work for me not question my business. No explanation, no courtesy call to let me know I could no access MY money. Closing that account as soon as they open in the morning. Bank elsewhere. Do you self a huge favor.
Reviewed June 28, 2017
Opened a small business account recently with BoA. The bank failed to notify me that some "hold" would be placed on new accounts that are less than 30 days old??? Did not realize the "hold" existed until I deposited a $5500 check and attempted to use my debit card a week after depositing the check. I was not able to access my money even though the person who wrote the check confirmed that the money had been withdrawn from their end.
I called the branch where I opened the account four times and was placed on hold for over 45 minutes each time. I literally walked into the bank while being placed on hold for the 5th time and showed them I was on hold. They told me they could not provide access to my funds as my account was new, and that the check needed to be cleared. I showed them an email from the check writer showing verification that the funds had been withdrawn from their account, but BoA insisted on withholding my money and charging me overdraft fees on the transactions I had made after depositing the $5500 check. They informed me my money would be available on 6/26/17.
On 6/27/17 when I went to deposit another check at the ATM, the receipt following my deposit, showed that the funds from the initial $5500 deposit were still not available and I had been charged more overdraft fees!!! I was livid and when I called customer services, no one could explain why my money was still not available after 6/26/17. I have a business account with BoA and their pathetic banking practices have been beyond inconveniencing for my work. In addition, their customer service is a joke. Someone really needs to do something about this bank.

Reviewed June 27, 2017
First off I would like to say I have done business with this branch for years. Last Thursday I brought my 78 year old dad in to close out an account for a deceased relative. We waited almost a hour before we could see a banker. Even then the process took another hour. During this time while I was waiting there seemed to be mass confusion with the greeter and some tall ** guy running around in a suit. I watch my dad in an office with a female banker and he looked really stressed. I got up to see what the problem was and he said he had to use the restroom. Now remember he is 78 and has been here almost two hours! The female banker kept telling him they did not have a restroom! He was pleading! She kept say "No public facilities!" Needless to say he had an accident on the way to the car. I will never forgive Bank of America and the Howell Mill branch for putting my father through this.
Reviewed June 26, 2017
I deposited a $5000 check written on my old bank account which is still active in my old state (Maine) on June 17th and deposited into my new BOA checking account. When I did the deposit slip indicated that $2000 of it would be immediately available for use and $3000 would be placed on hold until 06/21. Very reasonable for an out of state check. I went to start to pay my July bills this past weekend and found they (BOA) had placed another hold on the entire $5000 on 06/22. I confirmed with my previous bank that the check cleared (which in my mind means they SENT THE FUNDS). I called BOA today (06/26/17) and was told that another hold was placed on it because they hadn't received all of the funds. I confirmed that my old bank had processed and cleared the check last Wednesday (06/21/17) so that means they (BOA) have had my money since then and they have been making money off it and keeping it from my use.
I came right out and asked the representative if BANK OF AMERICA WOULD BE PAYING FOR MY RENT, UTILITIES AND OTHER BILLS SINCE THEY WERE HOLDING MY MONEY THAT WAS MARKED FOR THESE BILLS. She said no. I purposely deposited this check in time to ensure that funds would be available to use for my July bills as I am just moving to a new area. I needed to establish with a local bank and unfortunately BOA was the only national bank that was in both locations. If this was the type of service that I could have expected I would have NEVER chosen these money grubbers. They are beginning to be a lot like Wells Fargo. I will be forced to consolidate some credit cards and pay bills on credit cards until this gets resolved. BANK OF AMERICA JUST HIT ME WHERE IT HURTS -- MY CREDIT RATING... THANKS A LOT.
Reviewed June 24, 2017
I have had Bank of America for 4 years now. I do not know what has happened in the last year but seriously, they have manipulated my account to where I have overdraft fees every single month. There will be money in my account and they will hold back items until my balance is low and then send them through and charge $35. That's just one of the examples. There are so many ways that they rearrange your transactions that are going through. Let's say you have a balance of X amount of dollars. You make a purchase, then on your banking app it will deduct the money and tell you your new available balance. Well, that's where it should end, right? WRONG!
When you continue to make transactions according to your "available balance" all of a sudden you start going into the negative a couple or three days later. That's because they will hold one of those transactions back and say it was PENDING. Then when it doesn't go through for a couple more days they say it was PROCESSING. Then when it goes through a couple days later than that, they say it was POSTING!! ALL THE TIME NONE OF THIS SHOWS. You are going off of your available balance which is x-y= z. WHAT? You use your debit card for that reason. To keep it simple. I will repeat x-y=z. End of story.
THERE SHOULD BE NO PENDING, PROCESSING, POSTING strung out over 5 days! Within time the next thing you know you are charged $35 in overdraft fees. It is a TOTAL SCAM. I mean a 10 year old could see and figure this out. SHAME ON YOU BANK OF AMERICA! How pitiful you have become! MORAL OF STORY: I would never never never bank with this ripoff scamming institution again! I'm going to close my accounts tomorrow and be done with it. I'm just letting you all know... BEWARE of Bank of America!!!
Reviewed June 23, 2017
I have been a BOA customer for years. I closed my accounts today, when I contacted BOA regarding $35 charges including a $35 "extended overdraft fee." The overdraft charges were for debits for less than $3. Yes. three dollars. And BOA charged $35 fee AND returned the item, and THEN charged a $35 "extended overdraft fee."
This is a direct deposit account that has been opened for YEARS. A portion of my pay goes there, and it was easily ascertainable that the account was going to be replenished on a schedule. I called to ask for ONE charge to PLEASE be waived. The answer was, "No, nothing we can do." This was the same answer I got when I went in person to the branch.
There is absolutely no concern or care for customers, and I am appalled at the blithe way the customer "service" people are giddily happy to take people's orders to close their accounts and never come back. They were very helpful with that. I'll get my close-out check in two weeks, maybe, and I will never, ever, ever set foot in a Bank of America again.
Reviewed June 23, 2017
I called to check on the authenticity of a check I received. The customer service representative told me it has cleared their fraud department and that I could use the funds safely. The check ended up being fraudulent and BOA took no steps to reimburse me. I am in the process of cancellation of my accounts. Do not use this bank. Remember their involvement with the housing bailout. Misinformation cost me $2,700.
Reviewed June 20, 2017
I called 4 times and given different numbers. Each call required at least 10-15 min. wait time. I am on call #4 and have been on hold for over 15 minutes. I just got someone to answer only to be told I need to call another number. Now waiting again. My call is in regards to an auto payment from my savings account to my mortgage loan. The most recent transaction per my online statement was made on June 19, 2017 for $265.97. The house was sold and closed on June 16, 2017. A representative named Madeline was finally able to clarify and provide me with the information I needed. Kudos to her, but why did it take 1 hr of my time to get this information??? Why couldn't I place an inquiry via my online account about this??? This experience doesn't even garner one star.
Reviewed June 20, 2017
People should short the stock for sure, whomever wrote the tech software for the company should not be there anymore. The website and its counterpart for the debit card is very discriminatory and always having problems.
Reviewed June 18, 2017
Have traveled abroad and twice on the same trip, been declined at ATMs despite having put a travel alert on my account. When contacting the bank - I keep having to sit on the phone for 20-30 minutes to wait on a customer service person to answer. Apparently the bank is always experiences higher call volumes than are typical as I have called multiple times. If you are going to have that much security on a card you need to staff up your call lines to help customers quicker as they may be somewhat stranded in a country while you try to save money by not hiring enough team members to address the issues. Another thought is to allow customers to clear fraud alerts on your website and not even make me call someone. What are the chances I am going to have both lost my debit card and happened to give out my online banking information for fun. I am thinking of switching banks - though not sure if any other banks will be better.
Reviewed June 18, 2017
I open an account with Bank of America with motorcycle accident check of $15.00. After two months I notice my balance was going down way too fast and that something was not right. $4000 dollars went missing from my account. I called and they told me that they were going to fix it. Never did. What they did was lie and closed my account.
Reviewed June 17, 2017
Opened an account online. Said I was approved within 5 minutes of applying for a basic checking account. Deposited a government check that night via photo. Three days later my account was closed. I called the technical support. The technician basically stated that in my agreement I said they are allowed to close my account for any reason whatsoever without giving a reason. I politely hung up. They are mailing me a cashier’s check for the amount pending. Just put a bad taste in my mouth. I would have liked to have known why they found me not a good fit for their bank. The technicians however were very polite and professional and that is why I gave it two stars.
Reviewed June 16, 2017
DO NOT ever use BofA! Refused to cash a BofA check because the month on the date was spelled out! SERIOUSLY! The owner "normally" uses only numbers for the date. This was after being informed there would be a $8 charge to cash a check drawn on BofA!! Waited and waited and waited as every transaction before me that seemed to need an override from management from the bank. Horrible procedures, refusal to cash valid and funded check, and outrageous fees.
Reviewed June 15, 2017
Because I am under 21, I am not required to keep minimum funds in my bank account. This surely can't be the reason for the closure of my account. Secondly, I was staying in my apartment, and I realized that I was not able to login to my account. My card was blocked. I called BofA the following day. They cut my calls thrice without giving an appropriate reason or telling me what had happened. I called the next day and they told me my account was blocked for the best business reasons. Seriously? BofA doesn't want customers anymore? I asked them about the funds that were present in my account and they said you could collect it in 3 business days from a nearby bank. Man! WTF? Had I been on a vacation relying on my card I would have been broke for almost 3 days. These people are so stupid. ** them. Never open an account with BofA.
Reviewed June 15, 2017
I love Bank of America BUT I just spoke with a supervisor in Las Vegas and it left the worst taste in my mouth. I mean it's one thing to do your job but to be sarcastic and rude with a customer is another thing. I felt like she was talking down on me when I was very nice. Like, you're not rich so screw you! I just simply explained I couldn't afford an overdraft fee of $35. It was overdraft for $1. Yes $1 and I have money in my savings. I assumed if anything they would just pull it from the savings. She goes to say, "Are you serious? We can't do that without your permission, we would have a lot of people mad in the world if we did that." I told her I had ASSUMED. She did't have to tell me that! "I have my PayPal linked to my account and this was a PayPal transaction that tried to pull the money" is what I explained to her.
I asked can she do it this time just for now and I would be sure to not let this happen again. She said to me, "WHAT DO YOU MEAN THIS TIME JUST FOR NOW??" She talked over me and was very inconsiderate to my feelings. I told her I can not afford this $35 AND I EVEN TOLD THE TRUTH BY EXPLAINING I'M GOING THROUGH SOMETHING RIGHT NOW WITH MY CHILD. She said well there's nothing she can do about that and even if it were a penny she would still charge me $35. She then goes on to say BoA can not give me money! But how are you giving me money when the little dollar was in a saving account with BoA. You have your money right there! And you're CHARGING ME an unnecessary fee. Just sad I had to experience this.
Reviewed June 12, 2017
I talked on the phone with Customer service preferred clients department in Arizona and Cesar was very rude and didn't explain anything about the interest charged to my account. I would stay away from Bank of America and I'm in the process of closing all my accounts with them now since they are rude and don't care about clients being with them 20 years.
Reviewed June 12, 2017
I'm on vacation in China. The fraud department cuts me off every two days. Ok fine, but don't put me on hold for 55 minutes. Two days ago it was almost 30 minutes. "Unusually heavy call volume" is pure BS. They just don't staff the call center. I've been a customer since 1989 but I've had it. They did the same to me in Paris earlier in the year 44 minute hold. I barely made my train. They do not care about you. Putting a travel alert notice with the bank means nothing. They still cut off card use. Ok but answer the phone. They don't bother to send an email alert until hours later so you don't even know until you taxi to an ATM. Service is pathetic. Save your apologies BOA, you don't mean it. What your reps mean to say is "this is company policy and we use a standard apology as if it were a mistake." It wasn't. "It's the way we do business."
Reviewed June 10, 2017
BOA charging me for a safe deposit box I closed over 4 years ago. I closed all accounts and gave keys back. Took my money & safe deposit box items to my credit union. I've written, called and even went there. Was told they will look into it, every year still get a bill. I'm at the end of my rope with the BOA constrictor!
Reviewed June 10, 2017
Pathetic customer service. They are happy to close/terminate checking accounts in spite of direct deposits. I was charged 12$ fee and customer service refused to waive off the fee for me. The worst bank in entire USA... They earn their profit by simply stealing customers’ money in form of maintenance fee and hidden fees. They do not care about their customers. They focus only on stealing money from customers and to make the revenue of 90 billion a year. Worst bank in entire United States. They should change their name as Blood Sucking Bank of United States... Please do not have any checking and credit card service with them... Try out other banking option.
Reviewed June 9, 2017
They charged me $10.00 per transaction withdrawal from my savings account. Which was a total of $50.00. When I called for a courtesy credit they wouldn't give it to me because of charges that were refunded due to their error 6 months prior on another account. I'm done with them and I wouldn't recommend them to anyone.
Reviewed June 9, 2017
Yesterday I have received a transfer with a little bit of money on my account. I checked my account and even did a screenshot of the money that I have available. Today however I checked my account and the money wasn't there. When I checked the info about the transfer (in the details) the transfer info was gone. Gone. Like it was never there. I am not crazy and I have a screenshot of the amount that I had yesterday and the screenshot of the amount now. I haven't used my card for a week and it's just ridiculous. How can a transfer just disappear from the account? Will I ever see this money on my account?
Reviewed June 7, 2017
I checked on my account and my pending payments were fine. The next day Bank of America had let a $1,000 check go through at the end of the business instead of paying 4 of my online payments that were due causing me four $35 overdraft fees equally to $140.00 instead of sending the check back. I knew the check was coming but it was not pending at the end of the day.
I have never had overdrafts and I have had my account since 1992. But when I went in to my branch and asked them to work with me because, of course, I put the money in the very next morning when I saw what happened, the employee stated he was "new" and wasn't able to help me. He actually started talking about getting me to take a new mortgage out instead. I also have direct deposit that is put in every 2 weeks. I do not like B of A and am going to switch my account to another bank.
Reviewed June 3, 2017
From 05/31/17 thru 06/03/17 the B of A online Debit Card could not process fund transfers. This account was created by my State unemployment department, for the purpose of providing unemployment/disability payments. I am recovering from cancer surgery and not able to work at this time. On 06/03/17 at 6:37 a.m. my time, I called the Customer Service contact number listed on the B of A Debit Card website. I was required to enter part of my account number, the last 4 digits of my SSI, and my card security code in order to connect with a representative. The rep had no information why the online transfers were not available, nor any indication when they would resume. She offered to transfer me to another department to handle my transfer, and then required answers to 5 different personal/account/security questions before transferring the call.
I sat on hold for 54 minutes and finally reached another representative. He took 12 minutes to complete the transfer, including the same personal/account/security questions as well as my own bank account and bank routing number - all of which information was contained in my B of A profile, but which he was not allowed to use, he had to have my voice confirmation. This was all done on an ordinary digital (and unsecured) telephone line, which any competent technician or programmer could hijack or hack, thus acquiring all the information necessary to steal all the money in either account.
Aside from B of A's obvious lack of competence in resolving whatever problem is preventing the use of online fund transfers from an account, their customer service process itself is unreasonably slow, clumsy and inefficient; and it puts the customer at risk for loss of their privacy and personal financial security. I will contact the State EDD that created this account to inform them of this situation. I rated this 2 stars since I was (eventually) able to complete the desired transaction. I do not criticize the representatives who I spoke with; my complaint is aimed at the B of A process and operational lack of consideration for their customers.
Reviewed June 2, 2017
In 2014 Someone somehow hacked into my information, changed the email, deposited a check by screenshots from a phone and I am being accused of fraud, no money was lost to BofA and I have PROOF that it wasn't me. And they refuse to clear my name.
Reviewed June 2, 2017
I've had a checking account with BoA for 2 years. I didn't have any problems at first but the past year and a half (Since I got married and added my husband to the account) we've had more fees than I can count. I thought I was crazy and really bad at bookkeeping because the account balance never aligned with my register/ledger and our account would always go into overdraft and we would be charged fees on fees on fees. Today it happened again and I've had it! What people say about them rearranging the transactions and them showing and then disappearing and then showing again when your balance is low is TRUE. They're always rearranging our transactions and changing the dates they posted. This bank is a SCAM. We're switching banks immediately and closing our accounts with them. I will never recommend them to anyone, ever. They need to be sued and be permanently closed.
Reviewed May 30, 2017
They arbitrarily started charging $12 a month fee on my savings account. When the account was opened, in order to avoid fees, I could maintain $2000 daily balance or have a minimum amount transferred from checking monthly, which I have done. Beginning in November 2016 the fees started & have continued. Nov, Dec & Jan my daily balance was above $2000. I had the monthly transfer & I was still charged a $12 fee. The best the incompetent customer service rep would do on the phone was credit back only one of the charges, even though it was obvious I had maintained the balance where she said it needed to be. These people are pathetic, thieves! I have closed the account & moved savings to Wells Fargo & the other 3 accounts I still have with BofA will soon follow. Will never do business with BofA again.
Reviewed May 29, 2017
They charged my twice for same amount. When I requested to refund me. They refunded that amount to my checking and put back to my credit account. It means they didn't refund. Instead they cheated me. I have to pay again that amount what I supposed to get back. They are big cheater, never trust this bank.
Reviewed May 21, 2017
I purchased a cashier's check from Bank of America on 4/27; it was for a total of $1850 for a security deposit on my new apartment. After transitioning and packing, the cashier's check was lost. Bank of America refuses to cancel the check and reimburse me. They initially said I would have to wait 90 days. After filing a complaint and informing them that the check is void after 90 days (which means they are doing nothing and it is not feasible for me to wait 3 months to move) I was told by the branch manager that they could transfer the check but it would need to be made out to the same payee. Since I was supposed to move in to the apartment on 6/1 and NYC real estate is super competitive, it will not be the same payee because I will not be moving in to the original apartment. There is no NYC landlord willing to wait weeks for a security deposit.
I need to have the check canceled immediately and I need to either 1) be reimbursed in full or 2) be allowed to transfer the check to a different property manager payee. I am desperate as I was forced to move back to my father's home and will need to find a new apartment asap so I can move out. I have a screenshot of the original cashier's check. In addition to being out $1850, I have also been experiencing an insurmountable amount of stress and anxiety around this. Their refusal to assist me almost left me homeless if it wasn't for my father.
Reviewed May 15, 2017
All these people do is take your money. Banks are supposed to be trusted with your funds but apparently you cannot trust Bank of America. My husband and I received our refund check almost 2 months ago and we usually get it direct deposited into his account. We received almost 20,000 dollars. My husband called Bank of America before he deposited the check in the account if there is anything we have to do. He was told that all that has to be done is to sign our names on it his first then mine and we could deposit it. Unfortunately the representative gave us the wrong information and the check was supposed to have been mailed back to us, we didn't find this out until my husband spoke to someone almost 2 days later.
They took 300 dollars out of his account because it would have been over drafted so they say. So we've been calling the bank for almost 1 month, “Where is the check? We have not received it yet.” My husband asked what address it was sent to and he was told an address somewhere in RI. We don't live in RI. We live in FL, how the hell does that happen?? Who changed my address because I have never given that address. Neither do we know anyone in RI. Now the bank wants to blame us because they say we changed the address, they don't want to send us another one and we are still fighting this until this day. Bank of America is going to have a rude awakening when my lawyers get done with them. We will never Bank with them ever again.
Reviewed May 11, 2017
Bank of America is the absolute worst! Right up there with DMV, Comcast, and Verizon. My son had his card stolen and the card was used at a 3rd party ATM. So we went to the local branch to file a claim. My son, **, longer hair (which he donates for Locks for Love, the cancer charity), and a tattoo on his right arm, was looked at like he just attempted to rob the place by the ** American branch manager. My son, goes to school full time, and works part time and had approximately $270 in his account. $263 was taken out, $260, plus the $3 fee for using a non-Bank of America ATM I'm presuming. Now, a couple smaller amounts have started to bounce, because he used his card before it was stolen and had not cleared at that time.
The whole time in the branch she did not want to help... then told him that it could take 45 days to be able to get a court order to gain the right to view the camera photos from the little ATM cameras they use. Long story short, my son is out the little amount of money he had, now check fees are piling up, and Bank of America wants nothing to do with a young college student who works 10-12 hours a week. I have opened an account for him at my bank where they actually care about the "little people." I left Bank of America about 10 years ago because of a somewhat similar situation. I told him not to bank there, but it's basically right across the street. I would advise anyone and everyone to avoid Bank of America, and especially the branch on Plank Road in Chancellor Virginia, close to Fredericksburg.
Reviewed May 9, 2017
I am not new to banking because I have worked in the world of finance for 14 years. So, I understand, by reading some of the complaints, some people just don't get it. Well, my story is simple. I have never overdrafted my Bank of America checking or savings account. On Friday, May 5, 2017, I logged online, in the midday to look at my account because I was planning on going out for dinner that evening. What I discovered was that my login credentials were not working. This positively puzzled me.
I, then, called customer service. Prior to that, I heard what my balance was and alerted that my account was overdrawn by over $800k. I was furious at this point because I thought that someone may have raided my account. I was on the phone with the representative and discovered that someone did raid the account, the bank did.
After forcing the representative to send me over to the "Risk Department", they informed me that Bank of America made a "business decision" to close my account. I know that business decisions are made everyday, but my account has remained in good standing. I immediately asked for the $1049 sitting in my checking/saving account because I was just paid by my employer, as I am paid weekly. The bank representative stated that they would not provide me with my money. I got extremely angry over this and probably said a few things I should not have said to the representative. She escalated the call to someone else and I stated that I wanted my money.
Granted, I am uncomfortable with carrying any cash around because of the risk associated with this, but I know if I went into another bank, I could deposit it and some banks even provide a debit card, on the spot. After being told no, I inquired as to when I would receive my money and she informed me that she placed a request.
During this time, a loan payment that was ACHed from my checking account, bounced. The payment was only for $121 and I had over $1000 in my account. My car payment could also not be made, but fortunately, I was paying this ahead of the due date, so I could alert Wells Fargo to delete the payment and I would make it the following week.
All in all, I wish Bank of America would have had better communication with me as to the status of the account and given me the opportunity to take the money out and get my bills paid. The lack of transparency was appalling and I placed complaints with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which I would advise for people to do when trying to work out an issue with a bank. Fortunately, they allowed me to pull my money out today (Tuesday, May 9, 2017) from the bank, but that is after I threatened them with everything under the sun.
Reviewed May 8, 2017
I got an overdraft fees and didn't get any notifications. (I double checked all my emails again today!) My birthday was the end of April and all my CC payment due dates are close to the end of the month so my financial can be monitored by monthly basis. On May 2nd after my weekend birthday was, I went to work and checked my BoA account online to find out that I got overdraft fee 2 times! Two times of $35 ($70) and I was glad that I checked my checking account. I quickly transferred my money from my saving account and started calling the BoA customer service.
The tone is nice but they can't do anything to help me. I have been a loyal customer service since I was student 9 years ago or more and had been using it just as my personal account since I got married 3 years ago. I used Chase account as our family bank due to my wife's preference and we have been happy with their help on fees, opening new credit cards, comparing mortgages, etc. This is my first time asking help from Bank of America and as a 9-years of loyal bank customer, this is what I got: NOTHING! Good bye Bank of America. Keep my $70 as my lesson not to trust Bank of America.
Reviewed May 5, 2017
Well I call on May 3 report about losing my wallet and my atm card was in my wallet and they told me that they would review it and make a decision. So I call again on May 4, 2017 and customer service was very nice and patient and before she transfer me she told me she would request them to put a rush on my claim. Then fraud department was also nice and understanding and told me give them at least two more days. So far so good. I would update what they decide.
Reviewed May 4, 2017
Horrible! When I say, “Horrible,” I mean HORRIBLE!!! Today I write this letter in sadness, anger, and frustration. I visited 3 of Bank of America's branches and was turned off by the absolute appalling service. I waited in line for almost 30 minutes with nearly 20 other people who seemed to be wondering what was happening. While in the line I could see the frustration emanating from their faces. My anxiety was at a peak. My patience was at a low. After speaking with a branch manager I was basically told to: suck it up, this is the future. Either bank online, use an ATM or bank someplace else!
If I don't see more help available for the disabled, elderly, and those who are not computer savvy in the next 6 months to a year, I will be opening a new account with either TD Bank or Wells Fargo. Service as bad as this is uncalled for!!! I will be sharing my frustration online and personally with as many people as I can, just to get support for this matter or deter them from banking with this bank.
Reviewed May 4, 2017
The location I went to was Buffalo, NY 14214 and they literally have only 1 ATM machine. The line was long for the machine and the wait was even longer to just withdraw money with the teller. Terrible customer service. Overall it was a bad experience.
Reviewed April 29, 2017
As a merchant, the level of service provided by Bank of America has gone from fair to terrible. Compared to other banks in the area their Saturday hours are shorter, understaffed at teller station and no merchant window. Today, Saturday morning I walked in, 12 deep line and two tellers. No merchant line and several employees looking busy but NOT helping customers. I stood in line for about 5 minutes and approached the lobby greeter. The employee in the lobby (greeter) didn't even do that and when I said I just needed to make a deposit (no cash)... He gave a response... "Sorry no merchant window, there is nothing I can do to help you". I directed my frustration at the bank, not him personally and left to try to find another branch with better service (i.e. A better employee to customer ratio). There was another customer/merchant there with the same feelings... He also left. I dislike banking with them and will be moving my account.
Reviewed April 28, 2017
My mother-in-law passed away in September of 2016 and has a trust checking account with Bank of America. The point of setting up the trust account was to avoid probate and for the trustee to have immediate access to the funds. Bank of America has insisted that they need the probate information and that my husband write and have notarized a letter giving himself permission to access the account. The documentation was sent via certified mail in December of 2016 and BOA said they didn't receive it even though my husband had the documentation that BOA had received it.
My husband sent the documentation a second time through overnight mail. We still haven't heard from BOA trust department. The only way to reach the BOA trust department is to leave a voicemail or send them a letter. This situation is preventing the completion of other aspects of my mother-in-law's estate. With this type of customer service, we definitely won't do our own banking with them.
Reviewed April 28, 2017
I would not recommend Bank of America due to the fact that I deposited an opening $300 and bank account on Friday. By Saturday morning all my money was gone except for the few little dollars I had already spent. Kohl's customer service be there for told me that there would be a 10-day waiting period to receive funds back on my account but they would put in an expedited which would apply to my account on Tuesday. Heard anything back Wednesday for nothing. Go back Friday. They're telling me nothing. On Thursday I had called and complained about another fraud case of where I put $2,900 in my account on Monday night. The next thing I find out $2,500 is missing and now I am left stranded out of town with no access to the $3,000 plus I had put into the account where in which I've only spent $500 worth and rest of it I have to wait almost 2 weeks to get money to go home.
Whatever you do do not with Bank of America. They are liars, cheaters. Will do anything to screw you over. They make you feel like you're the crook. You're guilty of doing everything until proven innocent like I did this. It's one of those things. Common sense. Why would you getting your money in there if you will be taking out the next day. We entrust them money keeping us to be available 24 hours a day but when it's gone and they come out of their pockets are harder they don't give a crap where you're at, what type of situation you're in or financial status. Crooks.
Reviewed April 28, 2017
We have had a account with BOA for a long time. They are always playing with our balance. We will have a check or debit card payment clear. Then a few days later there is no record of it and the money is back in our account. Then a few day later it taken out again. When the balance drops lower. I have talked to our branch manager. He said it could not happen. And if I could prove it. So we started printing out our statement a few times a day. We took it in and showed them. Was then told the we could have made that up. It did not match their records. Was told that the screen online is not the same as what they see.
Yesterday we had a balance of 7.00. This morning my direct deposit hits for 1300.00. But our balance is 1600.00. Looking back and 5 transactions have been taken off and money put back. It says we never got below 300.00 for the month. They were hoping that the deposit did not hit so we would have been fee to death. At one point we even put in 100.00 and never add it to our register. So we would always have that 100.00 buffer. They still would change our amount daily. Our balance would change daily even if there was no transactions. So you have to check your account 4 times a day to make sure it is correct.
Reviewed April 27, 2017
Bank of America is a rip-off. They conveniently rearrange the order of how transactions are processed in order to charge multiple overdraft fees. Last night at midnight my account was positive over $36.00. This morning at 6 am $23.32 worth of transactions were pending. By 9:30 am, a check for $150.00 was pending as well $175 in overdraft fees because BOA had rearranged the order of how the transactions are being processed in order to charge additional overdraft fees. When I called Customer Service I was informed that they would not reverse the fees.
I will be banking somewhere else in the very near future. This creative method of accounting and processing is an ongoing habit with BOA. This has happened repeatedly over the past few months. Being charged $35 a clip or 4 transactions totaling less than $24 is outrageous and excessive. Two years ago they returned a deposited check to me because they didn't recognize the name (mine) that the check was made out to. They had a copy of my driver's license with my full name on file in their system. 3 years ago they cashed 2 checks on my deceased husband's account the day after his death, one of which was dated the day after he died. They had been notified of his suicide and that his debit card and checkbook were missing. But they cashed them anyway to the tune of $7350.
Reviewed April 25, 2017
I deposited a cashier check from a big NY bank, and BoA put a hold on it for 7+ days claiming that it look suspicious. If so, a phone call could authenticate the check in a matter of minutes or hours, not 7 days. Not only that, BoA initially gave me credit for $300 for that check while it awaited clearance. Next day, BoA took away that $300 credit! I complained, the $300 credit was restored, then 2 days later, got taken away again! And when my account balance dropped below $1500, I incurred a $12 maintenance fee just because BoA sat on my check for 7 days! I have been a customer for 30+ years, never had a bounced check, but that's how BoA treats its long time customers. BoA = Bucket of **. Better put your money in a credit union than BoA.
Reviewed April 21, 2017
On Friday, April 14, I made a deposit in my BOA account of $200.00. The ATM machine made that money immediately available. I was waiting for that check to pay some small bills I had. I paid my telephone and my son's. On Tuesday I realized that my account was Minus and they were asking me to pay immediately or face a fee. I check up and my check appear as a deposit but in HOLDING. Since I had not more money and I had a check already there I wait, thinking that the check would clear soon, but this never happens. Today is Friday 21 and the check is still in HOLD. I spoke with the friend of mine that send the check from his Citibank account and the check was clear on Tuesday, they get the money already from his account. I am a poor retired person, I believe they don't want clients like me, poor people. They are ruining my little account.
Reviewed April 18, 2017
BANK OF AMERICA ARE SCAM ARTISTS!!! My husband and I have had thousands of our HARD EARN MONEY TAKEN RANDOMLY!!! We have always maintain a high balance and live comfortably. That was just an agreement we would always keep a certain amount in our account so that we are always comfortable and have backup money! Well recently we had spend a lot of $$ due to emergency that we had no choice but to spend a lot of what we had. Well we still had money of course but one day I wake up to look at our account to see it's in negatives??? But there was nothing they could was said. Well the negative was ONLY literally a few dollars. But all of sudden BOTH ACCOUNTS were charged negative again and it didn't even say why!!!??? And they supposedly have nothing on their "records".
I am furious so FINALLY we build our money back up. My grandparents sent money. They bank with BOA as well. They sent it as a gift. Literally an hour after I look at my account IT'S ALL GONE AND they DOUBLE CHARGED their 35 dollar fee and they charged a 12 dollar maintenance fee all of a sudden??? I had SO MANY FEES charged and it didn't say WHY!! I look at my account and it says 2 35 dollar charges are being refunded back to our account which equals 70 dollars, but it was actually refunded today but literally within a few minutes they charge 35 dollar fee 2 times AGAIN even though they just approved a dispute charge and refunded it back!!! Now they take it back again?!? I don't understand this bank.
DO NOT BANK WITH THEM. You will be basically paying fees and more fees for outrageous reasons. And they seem to never know where your money went and can't give a refund and if they do give a refund they take it back!!!!????
Reviewed April 18, 2017
Hold times are absurd. After 25 minutes on hold, they then transferred me and I am on hold again for another 30 minutes. They do not have online chat help. Basically they do not help!!! The original prompts are incomplete and inaccurate. Horrifying business practices.
Reviewed April 17, 2017
I live in the LA and at the moment I pretty much living paycheck to paycheck. It's frustrating I don't do direct deposit because they charge me for it which is ridiculous already. I hate how long it takes to clear a check. I deposit at the ATM because with my schedule the banks are not open when I go in and get out of work. I deposit it on Friday and I only get a credit of 100 dollars or 200 and for the rest of my money I have to wait 'till Tuesday or Wednesday the latest. It's pathetic. And I tried that mobile checking and it takes a whole day to clear. I've had other banks that did it right away before (I didn't like that those other banks were easy to get hacked or something that's why I changed to Bank of America). It's crazy how they charge for almost everything and they take forever to give you your money.
Reviewed April 14, 2017
Bank of America robs people completely BLIND! I wish this site had rating button equal to 0 stars for "IT SUCKS!" This bank is the devil's abyss! They excessively charge fees and are obsessed with keeping the bank rich while their customers stay poor simply trying to keep their accounts intact. No surprise they keep getting sued. They reorganize transactions by dollar amount instead of the order that the transactions hit the account. I tend to find from experience that if you're ** and have under $1,000 in your account, they treat you like CRAP!! One day last year in July, I had a check deposit for about $38,000. So... if you have the money, you're NOW "Mr." or "Mrs." or "Miss." I was still scrutinized at the Teller, me being **, and having that much funds (was some of my 401k monies) was asked to show driver's license, debit card, and a third form of I.D.
I was appalled. As I think back today to that occurrence, I should have asked for the $38,000 in all $1s just to give the Teller a hard time. I asked, "Was all of that necessary?" The Teller commented that she wanted to be sure it was me. REALLY??? I'm standing in front of you, you're looking directly IN MY FACE, you have my driver's license, my debit card, a bill with my name on it. What else do I need to do give blood? I then realized, NO... you have just been discriminated against!!! Put your things back in your purse, demand the rest of your IDs back and take your large check to another bank!! Another Teller then stepped in to assist me (so I wouldn't leave). After 30 minutes or so, I had the money (I EARNED BY HARD WORK FROM MY FULL-TIME JOB)!! I absolutely HATE this bank!!! I am considering leaving and going to Wells Fargo or BB&T!!
Reviewed April 11, 2017
I have my bank card connected to a card to be used at a convenience store to get .10 off per gallon of gas. It hadn't come out of my account and when it did I was overdrawn. One was for $6 and the second was for $7. For each transaction, I was charged $35. So for a mistake of $13 I have to pay $70. I was told by customer service that if you are over $.01 then you will be charged $35. That is ridiculous!!! There should be a limit as to these fees. I tried to get them refunded but was told no. So much for customer service...at least I'm not traveling on United Airlines....I guess I would have been dragged off!!!
Reviewed April 10, 2017
Their customer service is the worst. My account has been compromised twice. This last time someone broke into my account and changed passwords. Called and called and got the run around via their series of rerouting my calls. Finally got put on hold with a supposed 10 minute wait which turned out to be over a 30 minute wait. All the while, my account is compromised and I cannot log in. WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE EVER. WORST BANK EVER!
Reviewed April 9, 2017
I receive wires regularly from my Broker. On Thursday I was set to receive a wire that never appeared in my account. I called my broker and they gave me the confirmation # and surely it was sent on Thurs. Spoke with Bank of America on Friday off and on for 8 hours to get to the bottom of it. Long story short, "We have placed a hold on it for a review and there is no timetable when it will be released." Well the problem is this is this is my paycheck and I have bills. How can there be no accountability? How can this be legal. Now they are starting to charge me late fees for minor charges as low as 1.99. This should be a lawsuit and illegal.
Reviewed April 7, 2017
I had someone steal my debit card from me and use it where they wanted. I filed a dispute stating I did not authorize these charges. BANK OF AMERICA DENIED THE CLAIM. I never got my money back! They just let a criminal steal my money and get away with it. Stating "The charges were done locally" and "You had your card in your possession" basically calling me a liar!!! I was like you dumb **. I told you people I DON'T KNOW WHERE MY CARD IS?! Do not bank with these people! They don't care about their customers!! I'm out almost 500$ of fraud charges now and they don't care!
Reviewed April 6, 2017
I have an account in Bank of America since 2015. 2 days back I got a call from Bank of America regarding some insurance policy. I said that I am not interested... even though he is trying to say something and I said sorry. Up here everything is OK but end of the call he said, "** you"... and disconnected the call. This is the not way to talk with customers. I complained to other officer but still I didn't get any reply from them. This not good!!
Reviewed April 6, 2017
About a month ago I filed a claim for a bunch of international charges on my account that I have never heard of nor ever purchased anything from and the total came to approx $3000. I was told I would receive a provisional partial credit for the amount of the charges and the rest would follow a few days later, however it was not that way and I still have not been reimbursed for these charges and it's been almost 3 weeks now and I have been given the runaround so many times.
Literally I have been told by at least 6 team members in the risk department to call back tomorrow and they would know 100% for sure as to whether they were denying my claim or not. How can this happen? I called my lawyer today and he is about to take legal action and get the truth from them. They sent me some paperwork in the mail and said my account was closed totally and permanently and I could never bank with them ever again and they were going to issue me a cashiers check, they said I was approved for the claim in the letter I received and that the cashiers check would be at my address on file on Friday, then Monday, then Friday, then Monday back and forth at least 3 weeks now. Help me please, without bothering my attorney for this and having to pay to get my money back.
Reviewed April 6, 2017
On Feb. 22nd I closed the BOA accounts. Even though they were closed, they decided to accept a payment from SSI (instead of bouncing it back). I called BOA (over 20 times) to be told that the money would be released 5-10 days, then 5-15 days, then 5-30 days, and now 120 days. The local Social Security office even called while I was there and they were told that yes, BOA has the money in their possession and no, it would not be released for 120 days as per their policy. My account was clean when it was closed and I didn't owe the bank anything. The SSI is for an 11 year old child who fell into a bonfire, has had over 600 surgeries and procedures and just had another partial amputation surgery.
Our water and electric were both turned off due to non-payment of the agreed payment plan. I pawned what little I had to get them back on for now. SSI cannot reissue a payment because BOA has already admitted they have the money so it has already be distributed. SSI asked if BOA could just send the money back and was told no they can't as per their policies. SSI asked if BOA could come up with another solution and was told I could go into a local branch and have the manager call the 800 number to get a check released to the local branch.
When I arrived at the local branch, the bank manager called the number and was told that no that wasn't an option and that I would have to wait for them to send me a check and to allow 120 days. If I do not receive a check after 120 days, then they will issue another check that could take up to 120 days. This is an SSI payment. It does NOT belong to BOA. A disabled child is suffering because of their negligence and lack of concern.
As per SSI's request I have filed a complaint with the BBB and with our local governor's office. This kid has so much already to go through and now he has to deal with not having water to wash his wounds or electric for heat. What an absolutely horrible company to deal with. I really wish someone could help me to get this money released. So far I've had no luck. I really thought SSI had more power but I guess BOA doesn't care who they piss off at this point. SSI was shocked at the lackadaisical attitude of BOA and are going to suggest that others do not use them for direct deposit.
Reviewed March 31, 2017
I contacted Bank of America as I could not access my online account. After a lot of talking I was told that my account was frozen due to some reason they could not explain and had to close it. When I asked them to return my money they said that they had no idea when I could get my money back. I have bills to pay and I don't have any other financial institution where I can get funds to pay my bills. It is a very terrible and ongoing case. There is no one to answer or take responsibility. Very bad experience. Not expected from Bank of America and I am having my dealings with them since 2004.
Reviewed March 31, 2017
I've been with Bank of America since Jan 2017 and I hate this financial institution. They are scam artists and steal money. I've never seen a balance like they run deposits are at the bottom of the page and somehow my money is always disappearing. Just like tonight I deposited 440 and had the money in there and went to get something at Walgreens and it's saying I have a -balance and I can't purchase my items. Hello just 20 min before the money was there now it's saying I'm a -658 in the hole. I haven't spent that much money combined in weeks. Where did my money go.
This morning I get a -35 dollar fee for a transaction that when I used my card it said I had money. Hello if it's one cent over what I have in my account Bank of America Denies the transaction so it isn't my fault their system is behind. I just hate this bank and when I call they are like "maam you just don't want to accept what I'm telling you". Seriously I ask a question and you do everything but answer the question.
Reviewed March 30, 2017
I go to school full time, and BOA stole my tax return. I had a negative checking account that wasn't even linked to my savings account that was supposed to receive my funds. My return was supposed to be credited by direct deposit from the IRS to my savings account. The checking account I had overdrawn to help pay bills months earlier. I have had charges of accounts before and know that they will collect the debt through normal channels, but this they literally just auto-debited out of my account.
I was negative 250 in the checking the tax return was 350, they auto debit the negative 250 without any notice in the middle of the night and proceeded to take the rest for "fees" (i.e. 12 maintenance fee per account) and left me with nothing. Literally I was negative 250 in one account and positive 350 in the other, at 9 am the next morning I was at 0 in the first and negative 10 dollars in the savings. So not only did they steal all my money without my permission (on top of the fact that I now have no money for food or gas, or even a bullet to end my misery after this); This is unacceptable for a business relationship where literally 100's of thousands of dollars have flown between my relationship with these accounts (I've had the account for 15 yrs).
Their customer service is a stone-wall of robotic sounding "machine-people" who will read lawyer speak from their handbook and expect that to be a justification for their midnight thievery. Saying things like "You are causing me to starve this month" or "I need that money so I can get gas in my car to be able to get to work to pay back the money" are all foreign concepts to them. They must be robots having never had to deal with these issues. The managers (Alice and La Shante) both demonstrated their inability to think for themselves, when after explaining that my food and gas and future was all tied up in that 250 dollars, they went on to say, "well we see that 6 months ago your mom threw you 100 bucks. Can you go beg her?"
They wanted me to justify the transactions between myself and family members as a reason whether or not to give me the fund-age back, when it wasn't theirs to decide in the first place! They will talk you in circles and offer no help. ** whole bank. And every ** that works for your stuck up back alley BJ organization. The fact that I will have a 100K job in the next 2 years and the fact that I will be taking all future business with me was completely lost on these neanderthals. Manager are supposed to be able to see beyond the rank and file and see that future loss will be far greater, then begrudging a starving college kid out of 200 bucks.
Hope it was worth it Bank of America. Because honestly your only purpose to exist is to protect the money of your stakeholders, and since I have money invested in the bank (even 1 dollar) I am still the person that you are supposed to make happy. All relationships are about trust, and this bank obviously doesn't trust its customers, and more so, obviously themselves can't be trusted. Good luck running a bank with no customers.
Reviewed March 30, 2017
My greatest mistake that I'll forever live with is opening an account with BOA. I was full of confidence when I walked into a BOA branch to open an account not knowing that will be the worst day of my life, I just arrived from Africa some 8 months ago and I used to hear how great BOA is not knowing it's completely the opposite. I walked into a branch to open an account and it took over an hour to have an account opened. The lady that attended to me seems new on the job and doesn't even know what she was doing, I gave her my email address and phone number and all other information she requested and after making deposits through the ATM and setting up my online banking, I headed home.
On getting home, I tried to login into my account but it wouldn't let me. I called the online banking department and after waiting over an hour, I was able to get through to a representative. After verifying my info, I gave him my correct email address and phone number and I received an email immediately informing me that my information has been updated. Few days after, a client made a wire of 3500 into my account. Everything looks good and after some days again, another client made another wire of the same amount of 3500 on a Saturday and on Monday I got another wire of 36000. I signed into my account and both the wire of 3500 on Saturday and the one on Monday were still processing, I went into a BOA branch same Monday to do a wire for 2300 but the lady at the branch told me there's a note on my account from where I opened it that I can only do a wire transfer with my personalized card.
I immediately called BOA customer care and was informed there's was nothing of such. After work same Monday, I headed to the branch to know why I have not received my personalized card yet and why they had to put a note on my account. The lady checked my account and said there was nothing of such and when I asked about my personalized debit card, I was told they already sent it out but I should call customer care to request for the card to be resent. I called customer care and requested for a new card and was told the card would arrive in 5-7 business days. Meanwhile I told the lady at the branch I opened the account that I would like to do a wire but she informed me the banker in charge of wire is not around and to book an appointment go the next day which is on Tuesday.
I booked an appointment and on Tuesday I called customer care before going to the bank only to be told I need to go into a branch so one of their bankers could call and they can tell me what's going on. I went to a branch immediately and the banker told me to wait while he called customer care. After 46 minutes, the banker came back and told me my account is under review and there's nothing that can be done this time. I immediately called BOA customer care again and was informed I needed to go into a branch. I told the rep I'm still at the branch and one of their banker just called but the rep seems lost and confused and transferred me to a manager. After over 2 hours on phone, they kept transferring me to different dept but none could actually help, they finally hung up. I called back again and another rep told me to go to a branch again that they could not see on my account that a banker from their branch called.
After work, I went to the branch I opened the account but before I could even sit down, the bank manager came and told me that my account is on hold and I need to go home, they will give me a call. He told me they tried calling me the previous day but couldn't get thru, that was a blatant lie coz my phone was with me all day and even if I wasn't with my phone when they called, they could have left a voice message. I told the manager I already called customer care and was informed to come into a branch so a branch rep can call to see what can be done but he refused and told me he already knew about the situation and there's nothing he can do. I pleaded with him to even open my account and call the number the customer care told me a branch rep should call but he refused.
Till now no call from anyone and my account is still on hold. I tried checking my account online today only to get a message that I need to update my email address that the one on file is incorrect. I now discovered that the wrong email address which I called to have corrected same day my account was opened was still the same one I was promoted to correct, this bank really sucks. The most painful aspect is that when the 3500 and the 36000 wire cleared my account, I immediately called my company in South Africa to release money to the companies that made payments into the BOA and my company has already released the money to the other merchants, now our own money is still stuck with BOA and no update or phone call from anyone to say what's really happening. This bank sucks.
Reviewed March 30, 2017
EDD debit cards - My experience started with B of A due to I was in disability for 2 months and had to get my payments from the State of CA via a Bank of America Visa debit card. Unfortunately my card was recently compromised and someone stole $1123 of my disability payments. As soon as I discovered the breach on my debit card, after my card was declined at a gas station on 3/25/17, I contact the customer service number and spoke with a Jessica 3/25/17. She informed of 3 separate withdrawals on my card that occurred the day before 3/24/17 and one on 3/25/17. All of these illegal withdraws happened in another town, another county. She also informed me I would have to wait till Monday 3/27/17 to file dispute, and she would not give me dispute contact number.
Well, I went to their website, found number and contacted them to file dispute on 3/25/17, and close debit card I had and have them send a new one, 2 day air. I was informed by Amanda and Paige that it would take at least 10 days before reversal of funds after a review of claim. I asked for expedite and Paige said she would put in hardship request to speed it up. I made follow up calls on Monday 3/27 and Tuesday 3/28. By Wednesday 3/29 I spoke with a supervisor Wayne and he informed me the dispute claim was closed, due to he said they determined someone with another debit card and my pin made the withdrawals, and because the person used a pin number it must have been me or someone I know.
He kept insinuating I took the money or someone I knew took the money out. That is NOT the case. Plus my card was with me, I was at work. Now, according to the police dept, my card was probably skimmed and the thief can get pin numbers also when they skim cards. But, this Wayne person was not hearing any of that. Basically I am out $1123 and they have no intention of giving it back to me. I feel as if I was a actual Bank of America customer, EDD accounts do not have B of A bank accounts, they would have treated better and reversed funds right away.
Reviewed March 26, 2017
Remember the good old days when you pulled into a service station to get gas and they would just about rebuild the car wile you sat inside? Walk into a bank and bankers were just roaming around waiting for your arrival? Gone. Gone. Gone. At B.O.A. This week I made a appointment at B.O.A 9 am, once a year I needed to have a document notarized, a five minute job... not at B.O.A.!! I was told to come back later or go to a other branch across town. Now I am a elderly, disabled man in a wheelchair, just lame isn't just lame!!! I told that person, "I made the appointment a week ago. Why didn't I get a call before I wasted my time and effort to get there?" No comment.
At 12:00, 3 1/2 hours later, the phone rang saying the notary was in. So I rushed back to B.O.A. The branch manager who was the notary told me to wait and wait and wait. Finally I went into a office and was told to wait and wait and wait! Finally she comes in running, rattling her keys, looking in cabinets, saying "I lost my notary stamp," and ran out and I waited and waited and waited . Now I have wasted the whole morning. This manager I have seen in the past yelling at customers to give them orders to go to a automated teller, and so on.
I started banking at Barnett and B.O.A. acquired 15 or so years ago, so I have been at B.O.A. for 20 years, and never bounced a check or paid a overcharge fee. I took my document to another bank, not B.O.A, just down the street where 3 bankers were at the door for me, opened a new checking account, had my document notarized, that person said, "We are always happy to help," and was out the door in 15 minutes.
Reviewed March 25, 2017
Bank of America is going down the drain. They keep getting worse every single year. I have dealt with horrible customer service that would talk over me and end the conversation about them taking my money through the ATM and then it took my money saying that there was an error when I deposited the $3,900 and they only credited 300. The customer service tells me that "An ATM machinist will be going out to the ATM to fix it and give you your money." So I go and sit there for 3 hours and nobody comes. So I called Bank of America back and they said that they would not be able to give me my money back. They are not allowed to do that. And then I was on the phone for an hour and a half waiting for app manager to tell me what I need to do. And I have to fill out a claim and wait until three days for them to review this and confirm to get my own money back.
This is the most outrageous thing I have ever dealt with with a company. How do you take somebody's money and tell them that you can't have it back and it's not in their account. Those the most outrageous thing I have ever dealt with with a bank. For them to expect you to trust that you are going to get your money back and that they are doing the right thing is outrageous. I have lost all trust in Bank of America and will tell everybody I know of this experience. This is unreal and the experience overall is horrible. I would not recommend Bank of America to anyone anymore.
Reviewed March 23, 2017
My mother wrote a check to my account to pay my rent. I then purchased a cashier's check to make the payment. Days later after the check had been cashed, Bank of America then put a hold on my mother's original check sending my account negative. The hold was set to be released in less than a week, but it never happened, and my mother never received her money back. After that I was blocked from viewing my balances for my credit and debit accounts and a hold was placed on all of my banking. When I called to find out what was going on, I was transferred multiple times and finally an incredibly rude customer service representative told me that my accounts had all been closed. Specifically he acknowledged that there was nothing I could do and that they would be closed immediately. Just yesterday I was told that my accounts are all still open, my credit cards have been billed for late fees and I'm completely astounded.
When I called again just now, no one apologized to me or explained to me what was going on. They originally only let me know that my credit account was still open and then after being transferred and me doing some prying they let me know that my checking account was also still open. When I went to inquire further I was again told that they couldn't do anything about it. So here I am, with no active cards or any way of viewing my accounts and balances, still being charged fees. This is truly insane and no matter who I've spoken to in the company no one has told me what is actually going on. I've since looked into customer reviews and seen thousands of stories just like mine. This is class action lawsuit worthy. This bank needs to be closed.
Reviewed March 20, 2017
DEBIT CARD SCAMMED. FRAUD FRAUD FRAUD. We contacted BOA for 3 weeks and have been told nothing but lies. BOA does everything possible NOT to pay. The risk department and customer service gives you the runaround and never told us the process. We were told that the account had be closed. My son was told his direct deposit would be mailed out to him in a check, they lied. BOA did not close the account. They left the acct open to take the direct deposits to clear the balance caused by FRAUD. $1200 TAKEN BY A STRANGER AND THE BANK TAKES MY MONEY.
Reviewed March 18, 2017
I started out at Glendale Federal Bank about 28 years ago, taken over by Barnett Bank, taken over by Nations Bank, now Bank of America for about 20 years now. I have NEVER had a problem with this bank, I have never been charged any outlandish fees. I am a premier customer and I get an additional .75% back on my BofA Visa card for a total of 1.75% on everyday charges. If you run your accounts properly they are a FANTASTIC bank. Best bank in the USA. What I read about most complaints is from people who screw up their own accounts then blame the bank, is that the American way?
Reviewed March 17, 2017
I am SOOOO lost on where to begin. Due to my husband's torn ankle, he is in constant pain especially standing in a factory for 10 hrs a day! It didn't really start to bother him until these last 6 months. So in order to help my husband with some of our bills & finances, I posted a Babysitting Ad on Craigslist. I have a copy of that innocent, true & sincere posting as well. I was just thinking 10-20 hrs a week (if that), even 5$/hr... Just SOMETHING to help my husband & I's TERRIBLE financial situation.
I had NO IDEA about how these scammers do what they do... until recently, that is. I have all the text messages saved along with the UPS PRIORITY MAIL envelope showing from California. I had NO IDEA how much she was sending. All she told me was that she needed a sitter for her son and that they would be moving to my town and with some of the money she sent me, I was to apparently put deposit down on their new complex here in La Salle County, Illinois. I am in Peru, Illinois. This is the kind of stuff you see on AMERICAN GREED; NOT in my little "Rinky-Dink" small town!! Needless to say, Bank of America held the check and on the deposit slip it says that the check seemed FRAUDULENT so they would have to hold it for at least 10 days to verify its authenticity. I called them to ask them why now we are OVERDRAWN $1,500!!
The worst part is that my husband and I were LITERALLY COUNTING on our tax refund; checking EVERY DAY... which is why after 10 days, it showed our balance at $2,650. We were ELATED, SHOCKED, AMAZED, etc. I thought it was an answer from the Lord above since I prayed and prayed for some relief money wise, and then this SCAM happens and my husband & I are TOTALLY Broke now with NOTHING!
When I called Bank of America, they explained to me that that was why they didn't charge us overdraft fees, etc. WHAT??! I just don't know what to do! I don't know where to turn to. I truly need help in any way possible. My husband & I had been promising our landlord that we would be caught up with our rent & pay AT LEAST ONE payment on my car for fear they could take it from us at ANY TIME! I have no experience with attorneys or lawyers so if you could do something to help my husband & I not get EVICTED or LOSE our ONLY vehicle, I would probably just cry from sheer RELIEF! We have been NOTHING but stressed out and worrisome 24/7 & with each day that passes, our landlord is getting less & less patient & understanding. I TRULY AM afraid we will be thrown out with nowhere to go and COMPLETELY broke on top of it all!
I just CANNOT believe this happened to us! I entrusted that a bank would know if a check was good or not, especially since they held it for 10 days! I told them that that check should have NEVER gone through then! They have snubbed me off, and won't refund even just our income tax return!! I also don't want this to happen to ANYONE ELSE! Especially the elderly who may get taken for all they have!! What can we do to stop this and make it better?? I called my local newspaper, The News Tribune and they told me to contact you, so that is what I am doing. I am really not counting on even getting a reply, let alone help, just because you are a VERY BUSY Company, an IMPORTANT one at that!
I have pictures of the check that was sent along with the UPS envelope from CA. If you think we can do ANYTHING, PLEASE feel free to email me at **. Thank you so much for your time as I know it is limited since you are such a busy business. So I TRULY appreciate you reading this message. I got more info, so perhaps I will get the chance to talk with you. Hope to hear from you as soon as u possibly can get back to me. Thank You Again So Much!
Reviewed March 16, 2017
I was a Bank of America account holder (checking) for approximately one year. Recently, I deposited a check from a customer related to my business, and a direct deposit. There was a hold on my account for $345.00, and my deposits totaled close to $900.00. Bank of America credited both deposits as scheduled and then without warning, took the money back and held all funds for no reason. I was furious.
I went to the local bank where I opened the account and spoke with the manager that opened the account for me. He acted real ornery and stated that he couldn't help me with the issue and to talk with the "RISK" Department. I did so from his phone, as he refused to call and investigate himself. I spoke to a "Danielle" in the "Risk" Department and she vaguely stated that my check was on a "VERIFICATION" hold and would be there for two weeks. This was not what I was told by a previous bank representative that originally told me a few days. Furthermore, this Danielle, stated that I needed to read page 20 of the Customer Agreement packet. When I read it verbatim to her, there was nothing describing or legitimizing the actions that took place with my account. When I brought that to her attention, she stuck to "talking points" and did not offer any concrete or rationale explanation.
The bank manager stated that they were in the process of closing my account, which was fine, as I felt Bank of America was a poorly run bank in the first place. However, them keeping my hard-earned money was unwarranted and illegal. The purpose of this write-up is to warn potential customers of this illicit activity that the bank does to its customers. I've especially been concerned about the reviews from Hispanics, ** customers, and other minorities. They can expect a lawsuit from me and I will look to join with others who have had the same experience. BEWARE OF THIS BANK and review other reviews before banking with them!!!
Reviewed March 15, 2017
I have been with BOA since 2004 - with excellent credit scores and on time payments. Surprisingly on Feb 24th 2017 at 0808 am as I had stopped on my way home to do a deposit towards a payment to my credit card (Apparently a new feature) introduced to me by Chris **, a relationship manager at the local branch in Chapel Hill. To my greatest dismay, the machine did not complete my transaction nor returned my monies. I received a slip urging me to call the number and report to claims. Despite me following their instructions and doing exactly what I was asked to do, and compounding to the many trips to the branch and phone calls - I still have NOT had any resolution.
Initially I was informed it will take 24 hours for the machine to be reset, then later it was 7-9 business days, then 5 business days and till this minute up to 3 months. He even added, they need to review videos of me doing the deposit. How long does it take to see a video of a deposit that took me less than 3 minutes to do an ATM transaction. Does this sound reasonable to anyone? Until this second, I have received ZERO answers to my claim. Today I was told by Chris at the Branch that only $400.00 was found as over deposit in the ATM on the said date; not saying it was mine - however, not knowing whether it pertained to me or another customer waiting to complain.
I am disgusted, nauseated, sick and upset. I never knew a huge conglomerate of a financial institution will set up a faulty machine to collect monies from hardworking citizens. This is sad, sad, sad - I am horrified by this. Till this minute no one, no soul has contacted me from BOA to inform me of any claim/dispute developments. I need answers, and most of all want my monies back.
Reviewed March 15, 2017
I had a account with BoA, a checking and a savings. I had it set up that every month I would transfer so much into my savings. On March 11, 2017, I tried to go online to see what my balance was. I couldn't sign in and when I did, I continued to get a message that my account don't exist. So I called the number provided. I was told that my account was in the process of being closed. I told them that my paycheck was suppose to be deposited. The bank rep named Aletta (always get a name) and she said that they can closed my account anytime they want without giving a reason and when I opened my account I signed a document stating that. So I went a branch and talked with Dominic (Bank Rep) and he called the risk management department. They said that I would not receive my funds between 10 to 15 days.
On Monday, March 13, 2017, I went back to the branch and talked to Bank Rep Moe. I explained to him what had happened. He said "Let me talk to my bank manager." The bank manager refused to assist and Moe called and talked to Bradley in Risk Management. Once again they refused to give a reason and said that they can closed your account anytime. I looked a the agreement and there was nowhere on this agreement that you are to sign. Plus it never said anything about send your money to you between 10 to 15 days. Moe said that my paycheck was returned on Monday, March 13th.
Later on Monday March 13, Leslie from the collection department contacted me and ONCE AGAIN, I explained my situation. Leslie said that she sent a email to Risk Management to find out why my account was closed. Then she told me that my paycheck was rejected and sent back to my employer on Friday. Now I have been given three different day of when my paycheck was returned. Monday evening Jason from the BoA that monitors Social Media contacted me and once again I was given another BS story line about my paycheck returned.
On Tuesday March 14th I contacted Leslie because she said to call her for she will give me an update. First the Risk Management dept would not answer the email and that she would reach out to them again. Then Leslie asked me to hold and then proceeded to hang up on me. Sooner or later BoA will fall and they will fall hard for how they treat people. Still waiting on my paycheck. BoA don't care about nobody but themselves and they will deceive and lie to make themselves like they are for their customers!!
Reviewed March 14, 2017
I deposited a check at about 12:30 p.m. on March 6, 2017. I checked my account the next day, the money wasn't there. Then I noticed that I had $14 in the bank, but they charged me a overdraft fee for a credit card charge of $4.19. So, I go to the bank to find out what's going on. They put a hold on both the check and the cash that I put in the day before. I asked how they could put a hold on cash, and the woman admitted that they made a mistake. But they put a 7 day hold on the check. That check cleared a week ago from the man's account that wrote the check. Here it is, 8 days later and the money still isn't in my account. So, it makes me wonder, am I dealing with a bunch of thieves at BOA? Where in the hell is my money?
Reviewed March 13, 2017
Don't ever use this Bank. They charge me more in interest fees than my regular payment. Then when you call them they will take off about 300 off your next payment but then add it onto the next payment. BIGGEST RIP OFF. CAN'T WAIT TO GET RID OF THIS CRAP!!! Never use this bank.
Reviewed March 8, 2017
I have many issues with BoA, but the biggest is when I write a check to someone like the Gardener and they go to the same branch I bank with and are told they can not cash the check because they don't have an account there. Unless they want to open an account with my check, then I got to go get the cash to pay him. Come on BoA it's my money not yours. They do this often, but not always, I guess it's up to the teller, maybe they get a bonus for new accounts?
Reviewed March 7, 2017
So I messed up my routing number and or account number this year while filing my taxes, in return they sent me a check. I deposited it into my BOA account VIA mobile app. That same night I went to see if my funds were available only to see my account said negative 888,888.88. I was like, what in the world. Needless to say I reached out to BOA right away! No one can tell me anything. Be mindful this was Friday 3/3/17. Today is 3/7/17 and my account is still saying -888,888.88 and although my funds may be available today the "fraud" may not be removed for another day or two so I may still be locked away from my money until 1-3 business days! Like really?
On top of the insult to injury I was also told my account would be closed and that they don't have to give me an explanation as to why they're closing my account. So despite the fact that I've been banking with them for about 3 years now and despite the fact that I have a car loan and a credit card with them they're making this decision to close my account. I'm in fear that a settlement that's almost 6 figures big may try to process through their bank in the middle of this madness. I've reached out to my lawyer gave them updated information to another bank I utilize in the hopes to catch it before the transfer attempt takes place but they're hurting me and my family at a very fragile time with no regard to us whatsoever.
I don't understand how they stay in business when they treat their customers this way. I'm mad I ever banked with them and am actually pissed I passed up Citi and Chase for them, I do have 3 other bank accounts to use but didn't. Bye BOA no love loss here! I just hope I can get my Tax return without an issue and I also hope the 2 pending deposits don't hit their bank before I can close this account 100%. As far as I can see they erased me like I never even banked with them. After reading other complaints I'm scared they're going to try to take my money and run.
Reviewed March 4, 2017
I typically get paid every Monday. This particular week, my employer paid me on Friday so that I could pay a bill that was due. Anytime I go into my local branch to make a deposit, they always recommend using the ATM because it's faster, and it would save me time by not waiting in line. I started doing this, and haven't had an issue... until today.
Today, I deposited $400 cash in the ATM. The ATM would not accept one of the bills ($20 dollar bill) and returned it. After retrieving the 20, the machine then returned my card and ended the transaction but kept the other $380 of cash. It gave me no credit for the deposit. I immediately called Customer Assistance. I sat on hold for 10 minutes, and then the CSR had to transfer me to the fraud department. After sitting on hold for another 5 or so minutes, the next CSR got on the phone, and had to then transfer me to the ATM department. After sitting on hold for another several minutes, I got the on the phone with the correct CSR. I was then told that my claim would investigated, and that it would be resolved within 10 business days.
The CSR was able to see that there was a transaction malfunction in that particular machine. He was able to also see on my account that I deposit the exact same amount of money every week. I was told that the $380 could not be credited, and he literally said "I appreciate your concern and frustration, but sometimes this is just how it goes". Seriously... that's the response I get? If I spoke to my customers that way, I would be fired immediately.
They literally said their policy is in line with federal requirements that investigations are required to be resolved within 10 business days, and that crediting my account pending their investigation is not part of their policy. I asked for a supervisor, and he basically said they don't have to credit my account, therefore they won't/can't per their policy. Per my policy, I will not do business with any company that does not value their customers.
Once my hard earned money is returned to me, I am closing my accounts, and taking my business to a credit union. I realize that the pittance I earn and keep in their bank is not even a drop in the bucket of their overall business... but at least Credit Unions value hardworking middle class folks like me. I know a Credit Union will not offer all of the online luxuries that BoA can, but those luxuries are useless when they lose your money and do not care.
At some point, we as a populace have to start holding these large national banks accountable in the same way that we are individually. The Supervisor said all he could offer was an apology... to which I explained to him that "apologies" carried no currency value, but I would try to see if my debtor will accept "I'm sorry" as a substitution for currency.
Reviewed March 3, 2017
a representative on the phone and they don't even call back. They give wrong information. Bank of America needs to shut down immediately!!!
Reviewed March 2, 2017
Bank of America placed a 10-day hold on my payment because I paid a different amount than I usually do (the balance of the account vs. minimum payment). I had made the payment on Monday, it cleared my credit union on Tuesday, and I made payments using the credit card. On Thursday, I called them because there was no available credit even though I hadn't reached my limit. I called them to no avail. I closed my account.
Reviewed March 1, 2017
I have been a Bank of America customer for a decade now, in Albany, Oregon. This past year they closed the local branch and NO LONGER have ATM available within our city. Causing many overdraft fee. They are unwilling to remove these even though it is 99% due to unavailability on their end. Making an avalanche of other financial issues. They have hour long wait times to speak to an agent, with no resolution. That's what is called, "THEFT BY A BUSINESS", no access to ATM or TELLERS. Dangerous highways to the nearest banking center makes adding funds impossible. I think Albany, Oregon customers need to be reimbursed all overdraft fees due to bank fraud. Making it impossible for non-driving, sick, old, and poor people to use their funds and bank machines seems undeniably WRONG.
Reviewed Feb. 19, 2017
Please never deposit any coins with Bank of America. Now in the new system they have to ship out your coins before transferring the fund back to your account. They do not count your coins before shipping out. The last two times I went to deposit my coins they cut me short. I'm make sure I count 3 times before taking it to the bank. The first time it was like a nickel short and this time $3.70 short. I suspect someone is taking my coins before shipping them out.
Reviewed Feb. 11, 2017
Today I went to the Elm St, Westfield, NJ branch to make a deposit. I went through the drive through. The deposit was for $54,346 and I was given a deposit slip for $346. I'm not sure whether to chalk this up to human error or to chalk it up to fraud!
Reviewed Feb. 10, 2017
I am a small business owner. I was sold credit card processing thru a sales person Jaduious ** at 804-515-2973. He told me my rate was 1.67 0/0 and that was it. I went line by line over the contract with him. He assured me no matter what card I took the rate is the same. Well after my first transaction of approx 21k I was charged over $2300.00. I didn't think I had a partner. I called the salesman and he never returned my calls. I called customer service department and they said they would have a manager call me back within 24 hrs. What a joke. A week later I got a call from a manager who said Jadiuous made a mistake and they are not willing to make a adjust. STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY.
Reviewed Feb. 10, 2017
I got a check from my insurance company progressive due to a accident I had, I put the check in Bank of America on the 1/12/17 so I can pay for my car, bank of America close the account without any notice. Now I can't get my car. They told me I had to get prove from progressive. They give me the letter that am the person they issue the check to. I bring the letter to a local bank near me. They fax the letter to Cindy **. She told the teller in the next 24 to 48 hour they would get back to me. Up to now. I call them every day asking about my check they told me they send it to the back office. Right now I need my car for work so I can feed my family. My job even threaten me about fired due to my attendance all because of my car. Today is the 2/09/17 and I need my money.
Reviewed Feb. 8, 2017
Bank of America failed to update my mailing address and billing preferences, as provided. Therefore, when you moved across the state, we did not receive our statement/bill. I received a call from BofA, notifying me that they had not received our payment. I made the payment on the spot, and again had to instruct them to update our billing info. They acknowledged they did not update our preferences, as we previously requested. Yet they still proceeded to report us as a Late Payment on our credit report. They are now refusing to remove the negative information that is negatively affecting our credit. LOSERS!
Reviewed Feb. 7, 2017
I have put up with the high fees for years now but today was the last straw. My balance never actually reached below $0 yet I was still charged with an overdraft protection fee ($12) plus they took money out of my savings (almost $15) to "cover" an overdraft that wasn't even existent at the time. Now I get hit with another $10 fee because they withdrew from my savings!
I called them to ask why and the lady basically said that if one of the processing transactions went through that it would have been a -$2.10 balance. But it's still processing! Nowhere did it show that I was at a negative balance. I knew I had over $200 being automatically deposited last night... So before there was ever a $0 balance, there was over $200! If you bank with BOA your money is leaking out like a sieve. I will never bank with this horrible corporation again. Now that I read up on how bad this company actually is, I will be recommending to everyone I know, the same thing... Take your money and leave.
Reviewed Feb. 7, 2017
I opened a new account with a different bank that sent Bank of America a notarized letter to close the account and transfer funds. Of course they didn't do so. I acquired over 500.00 in fees for the account that was suppose to be closed that they never closed. Really, really angry now. They say that they wouldn't close the account. The letter gave the bank legal notice to work on my behalf.
Reviewed Feb. 6, 2017
The customer service agents are not ready to help when you are in trouble. The entire system is failure. I do not know how this country still keep doing business with them. Really ** people always trying to cheat customers money. Simply following computer they don't have brain at all, no sense too. I deposited the check. After 24 hrs the money was available to spend, but two days after they are pulling back money from my savings account. This is totally ridiculous. Now they say that cannot collect the check. Really stupid people.
Reviewed Feb. 4, 2017
Don't use this bank if you are gonna send/receive, PayPal, or buying online stuffs, they charge you the overdraft fees up to 4 times/day $35 each. NOTICE: they give you no time to deposit the money, they charged me 3 times $35 in a night (I got $4k in my bank, for some reason all my money was transferred to another account). Other banks like Wells Fargo or Chase will give you 3 days to deposit the money.
Reviewed Feb. 4, 2017
On 2/1/2017 I got an alert from Bank of America that my checking account was below the limit I set on my account. I noticed 2 payments still processing and went and withdraw cash from another account and deposited into the account. After the transaction I obtained a receipt that showed the cash amount I paid into the account and my current balance. Surprising the next morning the 2 processing transactions, which were still processing 3hrs after the cash deposit, cleared, the cash deposit shows processing and BA charged my account $35 overdraft fee. I called the customer service on this regard was told, they cannot do anything about it. If the transaction is still processing can the bank charge overdraft fee, since the customer made cash deposit into the account while the transaction is still processing?
Reviewed Feb. 2, 2017
I manage a small business and EVERY SINGLE TIME I get paid by a client, I am charged a $15 transfer fee. That's not all! I also get charged over $35 every single time I get paid by an international customer + the other $15 transfer fee. How is one supposed to make money when your bank is literally eating it all up. That's not all! If you get on BOA, expect to spend at least an hour and a half on hold on the phone with them if you ever want to get anything done.
That's not all! Automatic bill pay is not easy to set up -- it's how they get you and charge you those fees they do so love. You have to fill out a bunch of paperwork in order to set up automatic bill pay. If you're a digital type like me, you have to go in person to one of their horribly run branches to set this up. I can't tell you the amount of times I've made appointments far in advance only to be told I have to wait hours at their branches. When you do jump through all those hoops to set up automatic bill pay, don't expect it to work for another 5-6 months because, hey, we're all about the fees! PLEASE DON'T PUT YOUR MONEY WITH THIS BANK. It'll be the biggest mistake of your life.
Reviewed Feb. 2, 2017
Purchase Protect Via Credit Use- I purchased 12/23/2016 a cell phone 5S on eBay and it turned out to be defective. The battery inside was ready to blow up and we were instructed by Apple iPhone company to remove it ASAP. I contacted eBay seller trying to resolve to no avail. Tried going through eBay return no way because I removed the dangerous battery they say it is not in its original condition. PayPal same thing and Bank of America denied my dispute as well. I have been a long standing customer of Bank of America and since they were not willing to assist in this in any way I said to close my account.
They were heartless and uncaring. I tried to find a corporate number and they hide behind Customer Service number. Even the CEO Brian T. Moynihan's supposed number is the same Customer Service number. Their corporate filing uses the same number. To me they do not want to deal with the customers who make them what they are, Wealthy! I am not done I will tell everyone of my experience with them and will never have anything else to do with Bank of America or their affiliates, which some of us know who they are too.
Update: 1/27/17 I revisit eBay resolutions dept. and finally got them to understand the danger involved with the cell phone battery. They promptly refunded $120.50. So I thought I would try to appeal to BOA's conscience and spoke with several people and eventually elevated to a Joel who stated he would reinstate my card. He proceed to ask me for my financial income yearly and other personal questions. I asked you are not dipping in to my credit report are you? His answer was no. Joel stated it would take approximately 24 hours for it be active again.
On 1/31/17 I received a call from someone in the Collection Dept named I think Adel who was following up on my complaint with the BBB. He informed me that my account is closed permanently. He was going to see what he could do and get back to me. Today being the 2nd of February 2017 I tried calling various numbers till I finally reached someone named Doran not sure of spelling. Doran listen and forward me to Shea who forward me to Sear. Keep in mind that every person I spoke to I had to retell my story even though I asked the to inform the people that they were forwarding me to so I would not have to repeat myself.
So now Shea was unaware of why I was calling and again I told my story again. Now Shea basically tells me that there is nothing they can do. It would have to go to the Credit Department for approval and dip into my credit again! At this point I decided to forget it, it just is not worth dealing with a business who does not care about the customer who has made Bank of America who they are today. In the last 6 months I charged and paid off in full well over $10,000.00 and I am or was a great customer. These guys just don't care. Too Big to Fail sound familiar... or is it Too Big and don't Care. Concluding: Paid off the account early and am no longer interested in doing business with Bank of America or any affiliates under their umbrella.

Reviewed Feb. 1, 2017
Perfect!
Reviewed Feb. 1, 2017
My 17 year old was a victim of fraud on her Bank of America checking account. I am jointly on the account which was set up 2 years ago when she was 15. We received no notification of the fraudulent activity, but rather the account was closed and daughter's information was sent to Chex systems. I asked them if this was the normal process for fraud without doing any investigation and they said yes. I have filed a police report, as well as a report with the FTC. Because Bank of America has sent the account to Chex systems my daughter is unable to get another account with any bank. I am still in the process of trying to get this situation settled. Bank of America's customer service has been awful to say the least.
Reviewed Feb. 1, 2017
Now when I go to the bank, I'm in a line waiting with maybe 6 other people for at times up to 20 minutes or a half hour. We all complain to each other that this is a new phenomenon, that they've reduced the tellers down to only one. Bank of America execs are probably sunning themselves in the Caribbean, while we are in line so they can save a buck by not paying tellers. The manager told me they want us to use the ATM. Only I deposit cash and the ATM spits it out and apparently a small percentage of the time it actually takes my money and then chokes up so I have to spend a half day trying to call B of A. I'm changing to Chase.
Reviewed Jan. 30, 2017
I have this account with BOA since about 2011, it's no monthly maintenance fee when I opened this account. As I remembered, I had never been charged monthly maintenance fee on this account until Oct. 2016. I met with BOA associate and discussed to close some of my BOA accounts in their branch in Vienna, VA about June 2016. The BOA associate mentioned these accounts were old product in BOA, without monthly maintenance fee. Most of the new product charged monthly maintenance fee. So I canceled to close the account.
I had not received letter or notice from BOA that they would start to charge monthly maintenance fee for this type of account either. Otherwise, I will definitely chose to close the account or convert it to other type of account or keep the balance or set up direct deposit etc to avoid the monthly maintenance fee. I set up a direct deposit for this account in Nov 2016 before I knew this reason.
Therefore, it's very unreasonable that BOA changed the account policy without notification customer and started to charge customer the monthly maintenance fee. I have account with CITI, PNC, Capital360 etc. Bank, had not met these type of issues so far. Obviously BOA keeps using these tricky way to get money from customer, just like stealing money from customer's pocket. I believed that's one of the reason why BOA was rated as the worst business in US. BOA should stop using these ways to get money from customer. I called BOA many times in order to resolve the issues but never reached. I strongly request BOA to refund these unreasonable charge asap.
Reviewed Jan. 30, 2017
Horrible, horrible bank with multiple hidden fees!!! An absolute rip off!!! Stay as far away as you can...the customer service is a joke and they set their fee system up to rape their customers! WARNING!!! It should get negative stars!
Reviewed Jan. 30, 2017
Mobile deposited check into my account. BOA, did a standard 2 days hold. Gave me the 1st $200. I'm like ok. Then 2 days later, the day the hold is to be released and my large deposit made available to me. BOA, placed a new hold on the check, removed the $200 from my account and never notified me about any of this. I tried to make a purchase and was declined. Call BOA, they advised me that their system indicated that the check I deposited was going to bounce. Funny thing is, I wrote the check from my other bank. Guess what, it didn't bounce and cleared the account. BOA, doesn't care. They refused to remove the 9 day hold from my account. Needless to say, I will be closing my account and using my Credit Union. I hate you BOA! Rot in hell... Seriously.
Reviewed Jan. 28, 2017
Directed by the state of NJ to switch to Bank of America. I got a 4 year card that I didn't keep in my wallet. When I got the next 4 year card I kept it in my wallet. A year later it wouldn't scan in the machine possibly because the card was scratched. This happened at the Westwood NJ branch with all 3 of the machines. They gave me a new card in the mail and no one at the Westwood branch would help me.
The machine at the Hillsdale NJ branch seemed to be more durable at reading card that were scratched. I've tried to get e-banking this month again. No one would help me at the Westwood branch when they were open which was another issue with their poor hour and my job. Now I'm have hard time trying to get e-banking online. I'm switching banks as soon as can. I also have headaches from Bank of America.
Reviewed Jan. 27, 2017
My husband was dying of cancer and he pushed himself to be sure he got ten years in teamsters so I would have a pension. Well the pension is only $38.00 a month and it's direct deposit into Bank of America account him and I started in 1991. He passed away and the pension had been going into that account then about five or more years ago Bank of America just started charging $12 a month on the account because balance too low I never changed the account. They just started charging this so they now take $12 every month out of the $38.00 pension. I have tried to find out where the pension comes from to change it to another bank but they have refused to cooperate so they are monthly just taking $12. They are rip off and hopefully someday something will be done about them.
Reviewed Jan. 27, 2017
I just opened a savings & checking account in the beginning of December 2016. I made at least 3-4 deposits since and upon trying to make another deposit on Friday 1/20/17 at the atm, I'm being prompted that my account cannot be found. After several unsuccessful attempts, I went to check my online account and cannot log-in. I call customer service and was told that they made a business decision without explanation to close my account. No warning, no notice, just up and closed my account. This is horrible business and another reason popular trust in the banking system is fallen. I will never give my money to this bank ever again and I hope everyone moves their money out to a bank that has better practices.
Reviewed Jan. 27, 2017
I have been with BOA for almost 10 years. In the last few years, things were going well until I struggle financially. Things got better. I was able to manage my accounts better and continue using the e-bill system. Last year, I noticed that I started accumulating a lot of overdrafts. I thought that I needed to go back to controlling my finances better. This month, I starting taking pictures of the e-bills I was sending out because I noticed that e-bills were not getting posted when I requested them to be posted on my account. As a result, after taking pictures, creating an spreadsheet, etc. that some of the e-bills were not getting withdraw from my account as scheduled.
I call the e-billing department to investigate few of these e-bills. The response was that those bills were drafted and they were taking out of the account when the recipient cash the checks. I explained to the representative, that I have been using e-bills for the longest time and I always got the e-bill drafted on the day I schedule them. I was told that because of my previous history, that was not an option anymore. As a result, a check I sent on 01/02/2017, was withdrawn on the 25th (apparently when the other institution cashed the check) but what was interested is that it got cashed on the only day I did not have sufficient funds (23 days after I scheduled the payment). I went back again and I noticed the trend. Bills sent out but not cashed as scheduled.
This is an unfair practice. If I would have not had a financial difficulty in the past, I would have been able to continue using the advantages of what an e-bill payment truly is (send the payment and get it deducted on the day scheduled); instead, I send the payments and it get posted randomly (like the old days of paying bills). Because I lost trust, I closed my BOA account after more than 10 years of being customer.
Reviewed Jan. 26, 2017
My husband account got hack. They gave us money 80.00 and didn't not tell us they would take it out. How can they do this? Go in someone account and use their debit and take out. I try to talk to them and told me there nothing I can do. I had pay bills and now I'm going to be late. Things shut off cause they had to take out. I not trusting these banks at all. Now I'm overdrawn 26 dollars cause of this. It's not fair at all.
Reviewed Jan. 25, 2017
I have been with BofA for several years now and I absolutely hate them. They always charge either a maintenance fee of $12 or overdraft fee of $35. This is absurd! What bank does that?! Oh wait, BofA does. When I was a full time student I had no income and so my bank account would go lower. Now that I'm working, I don't even want my money being put in this bank account cause they would find every possible way to take it. This is **. I'm going to take the remaining money left in my account out and closing this account. I hate BofA for taking my money for stupid fees. DONT USE BOFA.
Reviewed Jan. 25, 2017
I joined this bank in November or so. My boyfriend was depositing money via one of the ATMS and the atm malfunctioned. He reported it and told me it was $608 dollars. They placed a claim and only refunded $308 dollars. Spoke with them about that and they said I would have to set up ANOTHER claim. Second screw up was when someone stole my debit card information and used it at an ATM three times back to back. There was also charges for ATM fees for looking at the balance. This all happened at an ATM at a casino I've never been to. I placed a claim for it. It was denied because they did not use the card again. I would say they didn't because after checking the balance and noticing the card was locked AND there was no money left in the account, what would be the purpose of trying to get more money out? Bank still denied the claim. Closing account asap. Reps at every Bank of America I've been to are rude anyway.
Reviewed Jan. 23, 2017
I had lower back surgery on November 29, 2016. I've been on disability for a while. I get an email from BofA stating my account was below 25.00, I immediately called in disbelief. A creditor from 1994 put a levy on my account, I'm clueless to know who these people are. Anyway, I called Bank of America and couldn't speak to legal department because they don't allow you to speak with them. Well I decided to go into a branch and mention what the state of California says about levies on disability and Worker's Compensation benefits. The state of California doesn't allow levies on monies that are from a Worker's Compensation or Disability case.
I walked into the bank with all supporting documents as well sent them emails to through the branch manager for forwarding that shows where you can read the laws for California. These incompetent bank bench warmers concluded after a second review of my account that CA does allow levies on Disability and Worker's Compensation payments. Dumbfounded in disbelief I couldn't believe how ignorant these people are. Even after I showed them and gave them a link for verification, they still were clueless. I despise B of A. PLEASE RUN THE OTHER WAY. THERE ARE OTHER BANKS WITH INTELLIGENT EMPLOYEES, B of A falls short.
Reviewed Jan. 22, 2017
My son called me in December of 2016 and asked me to help him by making a payment on his Bank of America credit card. I made one payment and figured that was it. On January 6th, I found a debit from Bank of America for $240 against my checking account. I called in to complain and get the charges reversed. After talking with the representative, I decided to help my son's badly overdue credit card by allowing one more payment. I told the representative to make sure this was the last payment and he assured me it was. I should have known better.
Bank of America just debited my checking account again, and when I called in to their fraud department, I found out that someone put my account on auto debit!!! I did not authorize any such payments to them and I am seriously thinking of contacting a lawyer to see if I can do something about this. The representative furthermore told me that he couldn't do anything for me because it is my son's account. So without written or verbal authorization from me, they can just go into my checking account and scoop out money for something that I didn't authorize??? These people are filthy, rotten crooks of the lowest scum form on earth!!!
Reviewed Jan. 21, 2017
My spouse and I have a joint savings account in which we maintain a balance of over $10,000. I was encouraged by an employee at my local branch of BOA to switch my account from e-banking to a higher interest checking account. He assured me that I wouldn't be charged monthly maintenance fees, so I did as he suggested. For three months after switching, I wasn't charged any monthly fees, then suddenly this month I was slammed with a $25 fee. I didn't receive any notification about this of course, so if I hadn't checked my online banking statement, the money would've been taken from me without my knowledge.
I called Bank of America, and they weren't able to explain the fee beyond saying that for some reason only my spouse's name, and not my name, is linked to the savings account. This makes absolutely no sense considering that the savings account is listed as one of my accounts when I sign into online banking. This is the 4th or 5th time that I have had to call Bank of America to complain about monthly fees. They always give me a different excuse for why I've been charged, and I'm really starting to lose my patience with them. A bank is supposed to protect your finances, not steal them away from you.
Reviewed Jan. 21, 2017
On Nov. 11, 2016 my husband went to Bank America at Northport, Port St. Lucie, Florida where we have had an acct. since 2002 to just cash a $25.00 money order only! He had to insert the debit used to ID him and our acct. He got the $25.00 and left. Several days later he was checking our online accts. and noted $600 taken from our checking acct... the same day as he cashed that money order. We immediately went to the Bank and the manager, Tina ** advised us to contact the local Sheriff Dept. and file a report and they would check out the bank cameras and get back to us. We filed the report with St. Lucie County Sheriff Dept. The Bank manager assured us we would be ok and get our money back.
NOW LISTEN TO THIS ONE... They refuse to put our money back as they said they see my husband's face on the camera at the counter... Ahhh well yes he was there to cash a $25.00 money order so of course you'd see him. THAT WAS CASH NOT DEPOSIT IN AN ACCT. Well she told they only put larger amounts of money in an envelope and it was seen he was handed an envelope!
Now that was a real slick trick on the tellers part while slight of hand went on behind the counter. Had to be... no other way. We are in a position we do not need to pull such a horrid stunt and we are furious they STOLE FROM US. Now as I tell the story I am hearing this happened to other and again the magic number of $600. They have employees who steal and pass on the word how to do it making the customer look like a liar. Bank America after so long we have closed out all from you. YOU HAVE LOST ANOTHER CUSTOMER. SHAME ON YOU PEOPLE. YOU EMPLOY THIEVES IN MY OPINION.
Reviewed Jan. 21, 2017
I preordered two Nintendo Switches from Target, retail $299. Bank of America DECLINED the charges due to some concern about fraud and the transactions were cancelled. My credit is excellent, well within my limit. A single Nintendo Switch is only available on eBay now for $525 and above. I got completely ripped off by Bank of America's 'fraud alert for my own good'. Terrible customer service.
Reviewed Jan. 21, 2017
I made the mistake of going to BOA after a relocation about a year ago. Should have known after my first experience (delays in processing a mortgage proceeds check to my account) that this collective group of shysters is out to do whatever they can in the way of holding up the processing up funds so that they can earn the interest on the funds while they do so. (This has to be big dollar business for them collectively.)
Recently, they have just held up a Direct Deposit Transfer of funds from a reputable Investment Institution. I confirmed with the investment company that the funds were transferred to the BOA, but it appeared to them BOA was holding up the processing. I called BOA customer service where I waited on hold for 15 minutes before some useless clown answers and says he doesn't see any record of the funds transfer, 'money moves overnight' and 'it should process and reflect tomorrow'. He goes into some dumbassed analogy of a bank account being like a catcher's mitt?? I call the investment group back up and they again state they are not to blame for the delays, but that the bank may have a contract with a clearinghouse holding up the processing of the funds.
I call BOA customer service (sit on hold for another 15 mins), this rep tells me he can in fact see the funds pending, but that it will be 3 business days before they clear the ACH? Apparently BOA has its own idea of what a direct deposit is when it's convenient for them to do so. Have to believe this is unfair and manipulative business practice on their part. Upon resolution of this transfer, I will be closing this account promptly and moving to a Bank that values its customers and doesn't just try to take advantage of them and jack them around for their benefit. Anyone should seriously think twice before working with BOA.
Reviewed Jan. 21, 2017
The absolute worst god awful most pathetic excuse for a bank. Constantly disable my card for purchases that I constantly have to verify to them as being mine. Now they disabled my debit card on a Friday night at 8 pm and I've been on hold for 2 hours. Tried calling customer support to talk to any moron that would answer, nope, redirect back to this neverending barrage of the absolutely worst mind-numbing music that just loops without any ending. They claim they have state of the art best protection systems in place blah blah blah, I've still had charges posted to my account that were made by random sources on the internet which I had to dispute with the bank to get refunded. They couldn't stop ACTUAL fraudulent charges from posting, but they block my god damn account despite countless times of me verifying the same damn charges in the past.
Now I'm basically assed out of my own money and can't get it until someone answers which seems like a slimmer chance than an ice cube surviving in hell. I cringe when I have to go into the bank to speak to someone, always some BS about something they didn't tell me about at all upfront but hit me with later knowing that I'm basically stuck to pay the fee because I have no choice when I find out about it. Makes my blood boil every time I have to deal with this bank. It's 10:41 PM on a Friday night and instead of relaxing, I'm signing up with another bank right now and ending this BS before it gives me aneurysms for the never ending BS I keep dealing with by staying with these Dbags.
Reviewed Jan. 18, 2017
If I could give this bank no stars I would!!! I opened an account online and was approved and had my paycheck directly deposited the same week. BOA closed my account without notice. SMH! I went to a branch near me and waited for over an hour to see a representative. After seeing a representative she told me that my account had been closed due to FRAUD!
I asked her to explain more in detail because my paycheck had already hit the account and I had no money. The representative then tells me that she would have to give me a number to call and that they will explain to me what is going on. So I called the number and was told that my account was closed due to fraud and that I should open up another account and have my funds transferred to that new account - so I did that. Took my funds 24 hours to hit my account but I then noticed after viewing my account online, I had three account open, new checking and savings account and the old fraud account with a negative balance in the amount of my paycheck.
A week later I had received my paycheck through my employer and immediately deposited into my account to clear that account up. Two days after depositing the check that was returned to my employer my new account, savings account and old fraud account were all closed. I was given no notice about BOA closing my account and had found out because when I went to a restaurant to have lunch and my card was declined, thankfully I had a credit card to pay my check.
I immediately went to BOA for an explanation of why my card was declined when my paycheck was deposited the night before. I was again told that I needed to speak to someone over the phone but this time the BOA representative called and handed the phone to me. I was now told that my account was closed, I asked the representative if he could tell me why and he told me that he does not have to give me an explanation and that BOA or myself could close my account at anytime without notice. So now to this day it has been 6 days and I still do not have my paycheck in my hand. I called and at the moment I waiting on a call back due to a high volume of call. This bank sucks in customer service and have terrible ethics/morals.
Reviewed Jan. 12, 2017
I sent wire from my Bank of America account on Nov 03/2016 and today is 01/11/2017 and my 10k is lost somewhere because Bank of America credited someone else account and after a request of recall still didn’t receive it till today. Come on man. It’s been 2.5 months... ** I wish if I can put someone responsible for this headache I am going through...
Reviewed Jan. 10, 2017
I called Bank of America to report unusual transaction in my account. The rep that I spoke to promise she would send me out a claim form and stop this happening which she never did. I taught that it's is how they do business, and that I was taken care of. I had Chase when I was in New York. This happen and they sent me to the branch. The branch had me sign up everything right there and fax it. I got my money back. There is no Chase in Gainesville so I had to join Bank of America. The rep should have placed a stop not only send me out a new card. All she did was send me a new card. I am to be faulted too because I should have been paying more attention to my statement but I was figuring that they had stop it but they did not. On my statement it was reading RECURRING Bank of America was paying so when I caught on it was pass the time allotted time to make a claim but I had called and the rep did not do what she was suppose to do.
I am retired on a fixed income. I cannot afford to lose 600.00. They are adamant they don't want to blame the rep who I spoke to. They are blaming me that I should have seen it. If the rep had done her job in the right manner I would not be out of 600.00. They are blaming me for that. They are now just placing a stop on the account for no future payment to AT&T. I think Bank of America customer service is the worst. I work in a Stock Brokerage Firm for 24 years and if I did that I would be faulted. I will look for a different bank in the coming days. Wicked large company just steal from the poor to line their pockets. The reps are in cohorts with them but that rep needs to be called out and fired. She did not do her job well. I hate everything about Bank of America. They have very bad reviews.
Reviewed Jan. 7, 2017
I received a phone call from a 1-855 number stating my Bank of America Debit Card had been turned off. I don't even have a debit card through them so I decided I would call to get to the bottom of this. 40 minutes... 40 minutes on hold to talk to a representative who said they have been receiving issues with phishing and thanked me for my call. I offered the number I received the voicemail from to ensure if actually wasn't them and she told me that she did not have that information. While she was polite, I could not imagine being part of a bank that would do this to their customers. As a non-customer, I will definitely refrain to doing business with them in the future and you should too.
Reviewed Jan. 7, 2017
They charged me a $12 monthly maintenance fee even though I had maintained the balance of $1500 per day for the year. Their explanation was they charged me because my account was lower than that from my previous statement cycle. These guys are a ripoff. I want to get rid of them and open a new account with some other bank.
Reviewed Jan. 4, 2017
On 12/31/16 I went to the atm machine. I went through all the steps and the cash drawer never open so I reported what had happened and was told on the next business day my money would return to my card and that was a lie. I don't understand it. The machine was out of funds or not in order, the machine should had said this or why was it not service that very next day. So now the story has changed. It could take up to 17 days before I will hear anything. This card is a BOA prepaid card with the unemployment office. I guess if I was a regular customer I would not have this problem.
Reviewed Dec. 29, 2016
I received an offer from Bank of America to refinance my current mortgage with them. I applied and submitted all the documents. My FICO score falls in the "excellent" range, no debt except for mortgage, my income is high. In spite of all this, they declined my application. I have a feeling they did this because I asked for a different loan officer after the first person acted and spoke rudely to me. BOA has absolutely no other reason to reject my application. They refuse to answer my calls or respond to my emails.
Reviewed Dec. 29, 2016
Of course, I could possibly acknowledge a requested feedback that I might have called on that so mentioned date; I might have had called really to protest how poorly Bank of America treated me as for withheld me accountable for money I had not made in any way because Bank of America actually made most indefinitely sure to charge me more than one hundred and twenty dollars in overdraft fees- that being for owning a bank account with no money in it. Besides the point I was not making any money due to hardships in my career decision. Now I had noted to have the bank account closed. So why in any gods' name must Bank of America insist knowing whether it was I or any other person concerned for money that is entirely not there because money that is negative is actually not any money at all.
You can keep the negative one hundred and twenty dollars. Keep it! Thus so far, I cannot imagine in any way why anyone should have ever wanted to keep such an account. Keep it, Bank of America! Ptah-fooey! So, by no other further means, I demand for this despicable establishment cease immediately communicating with me because not only I am financially distraught, unjustly frustrated and emotionally distressed with the Bank of America but I intensely feel this way entirely; of my indifferent stance: I will have not had to have been answering to anyone in any regards for anything that I should ought to have been held responsible for. Therefore I must then allegedly submit an impertinent admission that anyone who might have been anyone of any importance at all might have chosen to make that call that so mentioned day. Is anyone there at Bank of America in anyway satisfied? No, thanks, you are welcome.
Reviewed Dec. 23, 2016
I was sent a check 6 months ago. Now I get a letter from the IRS about false interest reported by BOA. They said the money they sent was to pay the amount just to tell the IRS that BOA was right and I was wrong. Nothing but blackmail. If any lawyers look at this send me a emails.
Reviewed Dec. 22, 2016
Bank of America's customer service is awful!!! I have been a long time customer for 10+ years and have never been as unhappy with their service as I was yesterday. Their customer service department does not work to keep customers happy. Recently, misc fee's have started impacting my savings account starting around 3-4 months ago. I've contacted customer service each month for explanations and received a different answer each time. Yesterday, I called again to find out why my savings account had another fee charged when I've transferred money into it for that cycle period? I was told this time that the transfer has to be set up automatically now (previously told I just had to just make a $25 minimum transfer each period to avoid fee).
My savings account has been open for 9 years and has never had a monthly maintenance fee associated with it until recently. When I asked why I'm getting charged a fee now, I was told by the BOA Rep that she "thought" it was because I had a waiver that expired??? Let me add... she was not 100% sure why I'm being charged a fee, but thought I would be satisfied with her unsure answer. In my opinion... that was the most ridiculous answer I've heard so far!! I will be closing all my accounts (5 total) and letting everyone I know to not use this banking institution!!! A 1 star rating was required on this review but after yesterday, I would not even give them one!!!
Reviewed Dec. 21, 2016
In August of 2014, I opened an account with Merrill Edge. I completed all required paperwork in my bank's adviser/investor office. I sent $110,000 to Merrill Edge. After a few days, I received a package of information which said "Revise and keep for your records". One page had a place for a signature. I signed it and mailed it to Merrill Edge. My 1st statement comes and shows a balance of $110.00. I called banker/investor asking why there was no activity shown. They hadn't received all necessary paperwork he said. Gave me another set of paperwork which I signed and sent to Merrill Edge. Next statement, same thing. Another package of papers were sent, signed, and returned. Next statement, same thing. During all of this I called and spoke with a representative who state that ALL necessary paperwork had been received. Next statement, same thing.
I finally withdrew money and asked for some type compensation since they Sat on my money for 5 months doing NOTHING to invest it, especially since the stock market was doing very well during that time period. Of course, they refused, saying I had not sent in the necessary paperwork. They are the most discombobulated and inept group of people I have ever had the misfortune to encounter. Do NOT make the mistake of trusting any amount of your money to them.
Reviewed Dec. 20, 2016
I wanted to wire transfer a small amount of money to an account that I hold at a credit union. I was told there would be no fee for doing this online, only to be told that was wrong and there was a fee but not if I was doing it on my mobile device. First of all, why is there a fee to take my own money out of my bank account!? Second of all, the mobile transfer has a limit of $1000 a day. Third of all, the mobile transfer did not work, because it is not a wire transfer, but instead an incredibly clunky system of using emails and phone numbers and a third party to transfer money. Fourth of all, if my account drops below a certain amount, I have to pay a fee to BOA. Fifth of all, BOA has started closing smaller branches in small cities, which is why I was trying to do a wire transfer in the first place because the nearest BOA is 2 hours from me. I am closing my account as soon as I get my money out.
Reviewed Dec. 20, 2016
I wanted to transfer my direct deposit from BOA to another bank. So, I called BOA during Oct 2016 (don't remember exact date), to understand, if there is any maintenance fee. I was told that no maintenance fee, as long as you maintain $25 minimum balance. But, I was charged with $12 for monthly maintenance fee in Dec 2016. When I called BOA today, they said that "I'm sorry about the wrong information been told. I could see a record that you have called in Oct, but I don't have detail. I cannot be able to revert the money". I told that it is not my fault. Even then, same response received. Bank of America should enable email mechanism so that every response is recorded. Words are dissolved in the air and I don't have any proof of what they said in phone.
Reviewed Dec. 19, 2016
I am a customer of Bank of America with 3 checking accounts, 9 savings accounts, a credit card, a mortgage and a home equity line of credit. This is being written in 2016 and not 1996 but they somehow think paper statements are acceptable. For all my accounts except the Home Equity LOC I can download PDFs. For some reason, they will not disclose, they refuse to allow download of PDF. They insist on sending paper to my house every month. Even the mortgage is PDF. I have submitted a request every year asking the same question and each year get a no-answer answer. If you want to do business all electronically do not do business with Bank of America.
Reviewed Dec. 17, 2016
Last night, I attempted to use the new Apple Pay feature at a BoA ATM to withdraw cash. I just learned that this resulted in the restriction being placed on my account. I called the number on the screen and waited on hold for 40 minutes only to be told that department is closed. The consequences of this... I had no place to sleep last night. I was on my way to check into a hotel which I was not able to do because of the restriction on my account. I was turned away from the hotel but charged a fee for no-show. All I got from BoA is a sorry. I've been a customer for 20 years! I'm am baffled that they would restrict someone's account simply by using a new feature they offer on their ATM!
Reviewed Dec. 17, 2016
I will always let everyone know about my horrible experience with Bank of America. In July of this year my ex-husband and honestly I believe a Bank of America employee set up an illegal savings acct linked to my checking and stole money by calling a transaction an investment. I did not think you could open a savings acct online because I was told twice that I had to come in a branch to open a savings acct. But an acct was open and 19500 was deposited into the savings acct. After confirming with my ex-husband and B of A that the funds were legit, I made a withdrawal. Of course after the withdrawal all strange things occurred. B of A would not tell me anything, they just told me they did not have to tell me anything and reversed the transaction in my savings and took money out my checking. This caused my checking to go into the negative. Today I owe B of A around 6000. I reported them to consumer reporting because they definitely reported me.
They ended up telling me a little bit more. But again how can a Bank basically pretend a transaction is legit when it's not. Yeah I know my ex-husband set me up, I'm actually going to sue him as well. My life got turned around when this occurred. I thought when an account is open online IDs are something need to be shown, oh and not to mention appears another person was linked to that savings acct that was set up a completely different name. But again I was not told this until I turned around and complained to consumer reporting against them. You would think they would have called me about this savings account and transaction when it was open.
Reviewed Dec. 16, 2016
I've been a BOA customer (accidentally I might add) for 3 weeks due to an auto loan that the dealer financed through them instead of Chase Bank as I had requested. That said, I contacted BOA after learning of this to request a copy of the car title and lien to register the vehicle. I was informed I had to either send a letter via USPS or fax to do this and it was the only way to do it. WHAT THE **?! I've dealt with many other large banks and NEVER have I had to do anything but spend 5 minutes with a real human to request this information! NEVER! I already hate the bank due to this and I might just have Chase buy out the loan so I don't have to deal with these **hats. The only plus was the customer rep I spoke with was very nice, polite, and sympathetic to my situation and utter shock off. Wow, they do business.
Reviewed Dec. 15, 2016
Recently I had noticed 2 withdrawals from my checking account that were not done by me or authorized by me. I quickly notified the bank and took the steps necessary and the bank assured me they wold refund the money lost. I was told they would do an investigation. To my surprise and complete outrage, the bank decided there was no error and took back the refunded money. I called them again and said NO this was not done by me and I do not accept this outcome. After multiple attempts Bank of America refuses to help me or refund the money!! These withdrawals were done completely out of my banking habits over the past 11 years that I have banked with them. If they ever took a look at my history they would know this.
I am disgusted with this bank and will be closing my accounts. My children have closed their accounts and I will encourage anyone else who Banks with them to close yours as well. They do not care about their customers nor do they do anything to protect them. I also had my credit card from another bank compromised the same days and that bank immediately noticed that the transaction was out of the ordinary from my habits and denied access and contacted me. Bank of America did NOTHING!!! Again, I am disgusted with this bank and will never do business with them again! Their "we're here to help" motto is a LIE!
Reviewed Dec. 14, 2016
Bank of America is full of crap. I had been laid off and was doing everything I could to keep my account with BOA in good standings. Well my issue came when I had four transactions go through my account. I had enough money for 3 of the 4. The 3 smaller transactions stayed in processing status for two days, then when the 4th transaction was presented, BOA decided that they were not going to process my account accordingly. They elected to run the largest of the 4 through first automatically taking the account into a negative standing and then the other 3 followed.
I called BOA and asked why would they process the transactions out of order? The rep on the phone said that "we do not process by transaction date but the amount." I said "so this is your way of getting not 1 but 4 nsf fees?" She replied "this is the bank's policy." I asked "is there anything you can do to getting this reversed since I have been a loyal customer and as a one time courtesy?" "I'm sorry but we will not be able to remove the fees." I then asked for a manager only to getting a refusal and was told that they were in the morning meeting and no one was available.
Reviewed Dec. 14, 2016
I wish I had done a research before blindly switching from Wells Fargo to Bank of America. I was recently a victim of fraud and identity theft through Bank of America. Somehow my account was hacked and an authorized person to person transfer account was opened and all my money was taken. The investigation took over a week but they still have not returned the funds to the new account I opened with them. It is just pending. When I went to close the hacked account at the branch the banker told me they would transfer within 24 hours and to call and close the account over the phone and the door greeter guy who is just hanging around "being friendly" said to me, “Yeah that's why you should only use your credit card.” Now, I did have a secured card with Bank of America for a year but closed it after they denied me a graduation or credit limit increase 3 times. The final time was when the identity theft happened.
Capital One on the other hand not only automatically increased my secured card but approved me for 2 other unsecured cards and I had opened my secured capital One and Bank of America cards at the same time last year. I have been trying to rebuild my credit and to have my account hacked and money stolen out of my Bank of America account was frustrating enough. The hard pulls and credit increase denials from bank of America on top of it made me wonder why I am even banking with a company that cannot keep my money secure, expects me to trust my money in their hands, tells me I should use a credit card because it is safer, then refuses to give me a line of credit tells me that they are not a bank for the little guy. Now I am dealing with the aftermath of new credit inquiries hitting my credit report, filing the police report for identity theft, and alerting all the companies, putting my plans to buy a house on hold.
This whole experience has been a disaster. Bank of America is a joke. When I told my friends and family what I had gone through the personal stories came flooding in about how it had happened to them too. One of my friends had a credit card sent to him in his name with a woman's picture on it. It was sent to him twice!!! As soon as they decided to give me my money back I will have no future dealings with Bank of America and recommend anyone thinking about banking with them to do the research. Fraud and identity happens often!!! I hear Chase is good but I am going for a local credit union.
Reviewed Dec. 14, 2016
Bank of America over drafted my account twice in 2 days, charging me twice 35$ fee. I called them 4 days in row and spoke with at least 9 representatives and 3 supervisors. Each call was at least 90 min long. I explained to them that I never requested my mortgage to be paid through Bank of America account. Instead to apologize for their system mistake, all representatives kept transferring me back and forth to different departments. At the end they refused to return the 35$ charge and told me that this was my mistake, because the payment was done online.
All my explanations that I am paying my mortgage, so far 78 times, through different bank were not taken into consideration. The associates kept telling me that they understand how I am feeling, but they will not return the charge. I needed to close that account immediately in order to stop them over drafting my account for the third time. My advice: Never open any account in that bank. They don't appreciate their customers. I had my account for 12 years but they didn't care.
Reviewed Dec. 13, 2016
Charges to my daughter's account without authorization and was charged OD charges of $70.00. Amazon refunded the money back into her account and manager Mr. ** in Palm City Florida told us that we would have to call Amazon and get our $70.00 refunded to us. My daughter is a full-time student and is not working. I'm appalled at the way he works with the public. His customer service skills are definitely lacking. Mr. ** representing Bank Of America is definitely a downfall and will be removing both my children's accounts from your bank. I'm very dissatisfied with Bank of America. Telling my daughter call Amazon to have them refund the OD charges!
Reviewed Dec. 9, 2016
After banking with BOA for years, being issued 2 credit cards, carrying large balances in my checking account with them, paying all of my payments on time and usually paying multiple amounts of the minimum payment on said accounts. The Bank of America has chosen on their own to close my credit account without prior notice and will not open them back up. I will be closing my checking and savings accounts with them, handle the credit card account situation and never bank with them again. WE bailed them out of a crisis and this is how I am treated. SUCKS.
Reviewed Dec. 8, 2016
I had a bank levy. They told me I had 10 days to respond before they mailed out my money to the creditor. They gave me a fax number to fax proof of release. Well my attorney faxed it and I called 4 hours later and they didn't receive it. They gave me another fax number and I had my attorney fax it again. Then I faxed it to both numbers. I called them to see if they had received any of the 4 faxes we sent regarding this time sensitive issue. I spoke to someone in the levy office and they said they didn't receive anything and that they couldn't talk to me because the levy was against my husband, which is a lie because it was against both of us. I had my husband go into a local branch and had them fax it. They were not knowledgeable at the branch either. I called during my lunch to see if they had received the form.
Well this time was funny because they said they could not transfer me to the levy department because as of yesterday their policy changed. So the customer service rep had to speak for me. I waited about 20 minutes for her to come back and tell me that my husband had to call. I 3-way called my husband, she said he had to call directly. All this just to make sure they received a freaking fax! My husband called directly. They left him on hold for 50 minutes. What kind of service is this? It is now the 10th day and I can say goodbye to my money because even though I have been faxing the release for 3 days, Bank of America and it's employees don't care enough to search harder for time sensitive material. It is poor customer service. As a result I am closing my account with them and will NEVER bank there again.
Reviewed Dec. 6, 2016
Whilst travelling abroad, my debit card was locked down by Bank of America's security systems. Pretty standard, as I'd expect any bank worth their salt to flag unusual activity. I called through to Bank of America's ATM Debit Customer Protection team and was asked fairly obscure security questions such as my passport number and last transaction amount (in dollars, when I'd been shopping in pounds sterling). After understandably failing to answer their questions, I was asked to pop into a banking centre with two forms of identification. I made the agent aware that this was impossible as I was currently outside the country where there were no banking centres. Seems the only alternative Bank of America has to verify my information is to have me fax* in documents to them.
When I called back in to verify a few details surrounding what they required, a rude lady cut me off and now here I am, scrambling around on my vacation, trying to find a fax in 2016. Of all the antiquated communication systems to use, why on Earth is the largest bank in America using fax? Took me a few hours to locate a way to send the information, and a further few hours for Bank of America to verify my information. Thoroughly unhappy with the level of customer service on Bank of America's part. As this is only the tip of the iceberg in my history of run-ins with this company, I will be moving to a different bank as soon as possible.
Reviewed Dec. 5, 2016
Bank of America get me so mad sometimes! I got charge $35 on overdrafting my account, which I understand that is their policy, but I can't believe they don't have any wiggle room for customers that have a good standing record. I will admit I was not aware when it immediately happen, but as soon as I notice I immediately deposited money back into my account. I called Bank of America to see if maybe there was a possibility for them to work with me, but of course the only thing I get is "oh I am so sorry this has happened to you. Would you like us to send you information on how to get alerts".
I know this is just me complaining that I am out $35 for a mistake on my part, but I really do wish they would at least take into account the loyalty in their customers and at least offer a full 24 hours to return the overdrawn amount instead of just until the end of the day. Personally though, regardless of just this incident don't get Bank of America. There has been so many times where they show that they don't care about you. All I have left to say is Bravo Bank of America. You really show how much you care about your customers. You really are just full of it.
Reviewed Dec. 5, 2016
Wired money almost 2 weeks ago to my contractor overseas, exactly the same wire I've been doing for the last 10 years. According to bank representatives, the wire was stopped in regulatory review department for more information. Additional information was given 10 days ago, since then nothing has changed: the money is not wired and not deposited back into my business account.
No agent can point to a law/regulation or Bank of America's instructions which allow bank keep someone's else money for almost 2 weeks. Moreover no one can get me an answer what are the review times in the regulatory review department. Everybody says that regulatory review department cannot be contacted. I'm stuck...I went to a branch and they got exactly the same answer as I did. I can't even think about next steps except finding a lawyer who would start a class action suit against this kind of misconduct. Looks like if a bank is short in cash, they can stop let's say 1000 wires 50K each in a mysterious regulatory review, they have 50 min to play with for undetermined period of time. This is crazy.
Reviewed Dec. 4, 2016
11/14/2016 around 11 am to 12 pm I brought $8000 in $20 bills to 501 Bridge St Lowell MA to deposit into my checking account. I counted twice each $1000 per group banded with paper belt. The female teller who had a Spanish face sitting on right next to the gate to inside of counter got my cash from top of counter, then brought down to her desk that I couldn't see her hands and arm hidden from the front of the counter. She didn't count $1000 each but unbelted all bills and put together. She walked around, then start counting my bills by a count machine, which I could not see it but only could hear its sound. Then she told me $7920 instead of $8000, which were four $20 bills off.
I told the teller the money should be $8000 and I counted twice each thousand at home. She told me the machine shows $7920. I told her you hide your hands from my vision, I couldn't see your operation. She felt guilty to avoid looking at my eyes. I called Bank of America to investigate this fraudulent at the branch. They put back to the branch to do it.
The branch manager called me telling me they didn't see video record had anything was wrong. The video record was on the top behind the teller, which couldn't record her hands' behavior. I asked the video record of the teller hands behavior. They told me they didn't have it, then they stopped contacting with me. The key points of their fraudulent were - the 1st is hiding their operation from customers' vision; the 2nd is hiding their hands behavior from camera record; the 3rd is they don't do separated investigation from the branch. I hope I can got my money back, but I don't how to do it!!!
Reviewed Dec. 4, 2016
I was involved with a scam in August 2015. Multiple payments were made to the money mule who was a BOA account holder. BOA knew that I was innocent but refused to credit funds to me since I wasn't their customer during the scam. I had all the evidence to prove my innocence. Police report had been filed. If BOA was a great bank with strong business ethics, they would have paid me back every single penny I had lost. It was their fault to let criminals open bank accounts with them to conduct money laundering overseas. Not recommending anyone to do business with BOA.
Reviewed Dec. 4, 2016
To everyone that has posted here on consumer affairs, let's go with a class action suit. Enough is enough. On October 30th. I had recently opened a new account with BOA and I understood that on new accounts there was generally a hold on checks that are deposited. So, starting in September I made my first payroll check deposit which I receive every two weeks from my business. The first check was held a few days and on the third they released $200 with $800 being held for a full week. No problem. This went on for the next few check deposits and getting irritated from the long lines at the local branch I did a mobile deposit. Lo and behold the funds cleared immediately.
A few weeks later I tried another mobile deposit, nothing. The app stated that the funds were frozen, no reason, no partial available. All funds from check were frozen. I call that pathetic customer service department, they can't explain the reason. So, they tell me I can't cancel it. I have to wait till Monday to see what the system does. OK. I tell them I still have the physical check. If the mobile deposit didn't work I'll deposit at a local branch. That way they'll have the check in hand. Not a good idea...
Walk in to branch 120 miles from home where I was vacationing, explained to the teller the events from the online deposit and said "here is the check. It didn't go through online. Here it is physically. I couldn't cancel the online one so I am presenting the check so we can go through the freeze cycle and not wait three days until Monday to figure out what happened with the online check." Stupid **, looks at me and thinks I'm trying to cash the same check twice. Calls out the manager and they both tell me they don't know what to do. So they processed the deposit and put another hold on the physical check.
Call customer service Monday, major crisis starting to brew, the agent in Virginia was terrific, she understood and released $200 till everything settled. No problem. Hold was on the remaining $800 for another few days. OK no problem. Next check weeks later, online deposit the entire amount clears in 25 hours. Great.
Next check, freeze $800 release $200? Call customer service some ** in a Texas call center and I was told I am a high risk account. I lose it and ask for the manager, one who has been with the bank for 30 years and is managing a call center in a basement off a parking garage in Texas. Very successful career. We go at it and in the rage I said "you know what you should do? Tell my friend whom I work with to put a stop payment on the check, I'll take the $200 out and you guys come looking for me to get your $200 back." Away we go, wrong thing to say to that very successful manager of the basement floor of customer service. It escalated, called her a few choice four letter word that even George Carlin would cringe at. Told her to **... And hung up the phone.
So if any one has read this far this is a warning that Maria is the actual CEO and president of the risk department of B.O.A. She really is. She took it upon herself and froze the $200 that was previously released. I didn't realize she had the authority to do that, that is illegal, it's unethical and it's the same thing as a policeman taking a personal vendetta against someone and using the confidential data base they have access to get even. This has escalated, I filed a complaint within their system, had other agents tell me they see it on my account and can't explain it. Time to take legal action, it might take some time but I will file.
Reviewed Dec. 2, 2016
I'm tired of the people of BOA, they are always accommodating my account so it get overdraft, this is happening too much times and the app doesn't do anything for you, is a lie and a scam, they just there to stole your money and sell your accounts. I had it all with this bank and of course I'm going to closed my accounts and move to another one. It's enough!!!
Reviewed Dec. 1, 2016
This is the most horrible bank that I've ever dealt with ever. I was told AT&T never received a payment by AT&T. Then I checked with my bank and they had. AT&T stated they couldn't refund my money a week after I cancelled their service because of payment they hadn't received for the deposit. Bank of America stated that they had received the payment. So my account was credited the deposit. A week later my account was taken for the $125 again by Bank of America. Shorting my saving account $125. I'm so pissed off. I work hard to feed my family and get taken for a ride by my bank and AT&T.
Bank of America Company Information
- Company Name:
- Bank of America
- Company Type:
- Public
- Ticker Symbol:
- BAC
- Year Founded:
- 1992
- Address:
- 100 North Tryon St
- City:
- Charlotte
- State/Province:
- NC
- Postal Code:
- 28255
- Country:
- United States
- Website:
- www.bankofamerica.com
