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Headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, Bank of America is one of the largest banks in the U.S. and offers a range of banking products, such as checking and savings accounts and certificates of deposit (CDs). Customers can also use Bank of America for financing through various cash-back credit cards, personal loans and home and auto loans.

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed Jan. 14, 2018

    I set my account up on auto pay to never be late. Ok. That worked great till I paid it off and now they just keep taking the money out every month when I don't have a balance. I have to call to get my money back and it takes 6 to 10 days. The last time it was over 1000 Dollars then they said that I paid it twice in the same day. I'm going to cancel the card once I get my money back and NEVER do business with them again.

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    Reviewed Jan. 11, 2018

    The customer service rep refused to waive my late fees saying that they only allow one waivement in one year. My payment is not even due for this year so I've not had any late fees. I called again to talk to another rep who told me that no limit exists so each waiving is up to the rep. So the cs supervisor lied to me.

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    Reviewed Jan. 10, 2018

    I filed a claim against Target with my Bank of America MasterCard in November 2017. They issued a credit to my account and a letter to confirm that they were investigating. Then in early January 2018, I noticed a deduction (the former Target charge) back on my account but no letter in my BofA message center to explain about the results of their investigation. I had to call them to find out what they found out. They provided me with a tracking number. I knew I could not check this until my conversation with the claims person was over and I said I might have to call back if I was not satisfied. He replied that the window of contesting their decision was over. My reply was "how can you expect me to contest within this window when you never even provided a letter to tell me of the results of your investigation"? He hung up on me.

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    Reviewed Jan. 9, 2018

    My wife signed up a credit card through Bass Pro Shop. It was a BOA credit card. We recieved the Bass Pro membership card but never got the credit card or anything from BOA. We contacted BOA customer service to get the account information. After several minutes of trying to explain that we never received anything from BOA we were told that unless we had the account number they could not talk to us. We told them that we had a balance and wanted to pay in full and close this account. Again unless we had the account number they were unable to help us. I have never had any dealings with BOA in the past and once we ever get this handled we never will again. I only charged $11.00 on this account which by the way was done without an account number. I expect this to cost a lot more to ever get cleared so they don’t ruin our credit. CROOKS and CON ARTIST! Are running this business.

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    Reviewed Jan. 8, 2018

    Wanted to transfer a balance from a credit card that I charged expensive car repairs on to a lower interest credit card and thought I would go with the BOA Americard due to the lower interest and 15 mo 0% interest on balance transfers that they advertise. Well, what a joke! I have a pretty good FICO score of 750, solid income, only 1 credit card with a balance and 4 others that I pay off every month, 2 homes and 2 cars that I own outright, so what does BOA want??? They denied my app and offered me a secured CC at 26% interest. What a ** joke!!! I will never deal with this bank!!

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    Reviewed Jan. 6, 2018

    Found a nice offer to transfer a balance and save on interest. They only accepted part of the transfer total and now I am not consolidated to one card which was the point. I have a small amount of debt and strong credit so. The options were not great and at best they said they would have to do another hard inquiry to apply for a higher limit. First and last time I will bother with BofA. USAA is far better!

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    Reviewed Dec. 27, 2017

    I have been disputing an unauthorized charge by Nationwide INS, since July of 2017. I put a block on my account which was to avoid Nationwide from ever being able to take one more unauthorized penny. Well, the first guy did his job, but the second guy that had to finalize the block did NOT. Which led to Nationwide taking out MORE unauthorized money. I gave BOA all of the proof they needed to show that I canceled and that there is a HUGE LAWSUIT between Nationwide and I, and they STILL say because the time ran out for THEM to get their money back from Nationwide, I AM LEFT HOLDING THE BAG OF POOP THEY MADE!

    I was told during the last 4 months of this nightmare, that BOA was going to protect me as the consumer and their client of 15+ years and ensure that I got all my money back due to it being their error in not putting the block on. However now they say, “Oh yeah too bad. We will not do anything. Go fight with Nationwide!” Well, WHERE IS MY 100% FRAUD PROTECTION? WHERE IS MY CUSTOMER SERVICE GUARANTEE? Why are their agents allowed to screw up and tell lies and they don't have to honor what was said by them and even noted?

    This is the first of numerous complaints that I will be filing. I will also share this situation with all of the banking protection centers. I will be filing with the FTC, the FCC, the AG of every state that I have spoken to an agent in. Which I have all of the info from them. I will be filing with my bank here in SC. I will be sending this info to the CFPB. I am even going to tweet this to our Pres. who is NOT a fan of BANKING BULLIES! Just ask Wells Fargo. I am not going to accept that they are allowed to do this to me and all of their other victims that they have abused their power position to do this too! Christopher in Tampa, who is supposedly a manager of that claims center, well Chris, you have been rude to the wrong girl, and BOA you have wronged the wrong client! They also said they don't care if we take all 4 of our accounts to other banks! That is how much BOA cares about their clients.

    The best part is that my case with Nationwide, is almost over and the amount of my award is between, 15,000,000 and 135,000,000 all of which BOA will never see a dime of! They are not allowed to refuse a client a rightful dispute! Just because they messed up and did not process the block on their end does not allow them to take it out on me! Nope!! I encourage all of us, with these kinds of issues to use our voices and let it be heard! There is much more power in numbers against these abusers of power, and billion and trillion dollar bullies! We have rights just as if we had their kind of money!

    My kids should suffer and not be able to get a Christmas gift because BOA wants to hold up hundreds of dollars of my money?? No, Nationwide is not going to team up with BOA and get away with it. I will add BOA to the case if I need to! Nationwide, killed my 50-year-old sister, and is trying to get away with it, and now BOA is teaming up with them, and protecting them!! Not with this person!! Nope, I will do all I can to ensure the world knows they support murders and not their clients of 15+ years. NOR DO THEY FOLLOW THE RULES OF THEIR WRITTEN GUARANTEE TO PROTECT THEIR CONSUMERS FIRST! So BOA, get ready because this is the first of tons of complaints you will answer for! Very angry BOA client, about to be a past BOA client!

    Oh and on 11-09-17 my messages say that they are unable to pay my claim, yet on 11-14-2017 one of their agents assured me that my full claim was going to be paid and refunded back to my account within the next 24-48 hours. Then when they did not, I spoke to another agent who assured me in my BOA here in SC that the full amount would be put back in 24-48 hours and that was on Dec, 13, 2017. Well again now Dec 26, 2017 they say that they never planned on that and I am a liar. Yet is it all in the notes! They are allowing their agents to say and do whatever they want and not be held accountable, but their clients are held helpless due to their lies and deceit! THANKS BOA FOR BEING SUCH A HORRIBLE COMPANY AND PROTECTING MURDERS LIKE NATIONWIDE!

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    Reviewed Dec. 18, 2017

    Honestly if I could give it 0 stars I would but I had to give one. Originally if I knew how pathetic BOA was I would have never applied for it. Now I'm telling all my family and friends who is considering to AVOID! I just opened my acct and w/in 3 months they closed my acct w/out contacting me firsthand to discuss it. NEVER am I ever late on any of my cc payments nor with any of my other cc companies. Called them and they had the nerve to say because I had balances on my other acct and it was a risk to their company. Really? If I have accounts with Amex, Disc, Citi, Chase and Cap One and none of them have ever closed my account or threatened to instead increasing my CL why would a company that filed for bankruptcy do it? If I was a risk I wouldn't be approved for a mortgage loan either.

    The customer service is terrible and come up with poor excuses because they do not have a real legitimate explanation for what they have done. There's always a long wait to speak to someone or you have to schedule an appointment. Seriously? Lol. This company is a joke. I'm paying it off. Glad it's 0% interest and I'll RUN not walk far away from this company. If anyone is looking at applying for a credit card or banking with them DONT. I repeat DONT. You'll regret it. They have all these stipulation at their bank because they tried to have me changed my direct deposit from my current bank to theirs. There are plenty of better cc out there with great intro interest rates and rewards if that's what you're looking for. STAY AWAY FROM BOA!!!

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    Reviewed Dec. 10, 2017

    I filed a claim on my Bank of America credit card in November 2017. My card was stolen and I report my card in right away. There was 5 charges on my account that was not made by me. They never put on my fraud claim on the charges that my card was stolen. My claim was not approve because they said my card was present when the charge took place but the card was reported stolen. The rep that did my claim filed it wrong. I have complain to Bank of America. They claim the reason opened my claim on Dec 7th and correct the problem but meanwhile they're expecting me to pay for charges I didn't make and take no responsibility for my claim be filed wrong.

    Have called and talk to like 5 reps regarding this and they seem to have no clue what to do. This is very poor service and they don't stick with their zero fraud liability thing or correct their mistakes. Still waiting on seeing if problem is going to be corrected but will not do any more business with this bank in the future. Over 792 in fraudulent charges I am paying back at this point for their mess up. Don't deal with this bank. They are crooks and don't know what they're doing.

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    Reviewed Dec. 5, 2017

    Have had a high credit limit and the payments were on auto pay. Received a letter stating that they have lowered my credit limit due to the fact that I have late payments with either them or other related credit cards. Since all my monthly payments are set up on auto pay I knew this was wrong. I was told to view my credit report which I did and there are no late payments anywhere. My last payment to them was taken out in November and the next isn't due until December but they have that marked as being late. Challenged it thru the credit agency and will be paying off this card and dropping them at once.

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    Reviewed Dec. 4, 2017

    If you are considering a Bank of America credit card STOP right now. You may have a disaster waiting to happen. My name is Carmen **. On September 19, 2017 my beautiful island of Puerto Rico was hit by the catastrophic Hurricane Maria. Our whole island was torn to pieces, houses destroyed, all electrical poles on the ground, no water sources, no jobs, food at a minimum, etc. During this devastating time all banks gave Hurricane Maria victims payment relief for the first 3 months after our hardship, but that was not the choice of BOA instead, they added late fees, made daily collection calls, harassed me and had no compassion for those who had lost everything in Puerto Rico. The name America is too big for them. They ruined my credit score from 8+ to 711. Hurricane Maria put a knife in my heart but Bank of America put the knife in my back. You can't even begin to imagine the suffering they put me thru.

    It was bad enough that I was out of a job and couldn't pay my bills on or ahead of time like I was used to. They didn't even take that into consideration. BOA will not be there when you need them most. You may be submitted to more suffering after something in which you are not in control of happens. This will not last forever and as soon as I get passed this I will be cancelling all BOA cards. I do not wish anything bad for BOA but, you never know, today it's me, tomorrow it may be them and I just hope they get the same treatment they gave my people of Puerto Rico and myself who are Americans - US Citizens. DO NOT RUIN YOUR FUTURE WITH A BAD CREDIT CARD CHOICE. All other businesses made a difficult situation more manageable EXCEPT BANK OF AMERICA.

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    Reviewed Nov. 30, 2017

    I was in Europe for my brother Funeral, made the reservation and when I got there they were closed so I had to take a taxi to a different city at 2:30 am. When I come back the next time to pick up the car, they run my credit card without going over any term and conditions then try to sell me a optional car Insurance which was about 11-14$ a day. I declined then they ask me for 5.000.00$. When I heard about the number I figured it was a scam immediately, no one ask or give to a stranger that kind of money.

    I told them that 5.000.00$ it's not a reasonable amount to rent a little 20 yrs old car. The person who run my card said that I either give them 5.000.00$ or I don't get a car. I immediately call my credit car fraud department and reported right then because they were refusing service without that 5k$. I was in a different city left in the middle of nowhere and getting ripped off. I immediately called local police and they came over and also made a statement. I was on the phone using international minutes which were limited so I decide to deal with the issue when I come back to U.S.A. So coming back here I open the claim how I was refused service and got my card charged for nothing.

    After several weeks I got a notification on the mail from. Bank of America that it can not be disputed because they don't refund money on cancellations. I try explain to them that I was not willing to cancel any contract, I need it the car to get around but this people refuse service and charge my card without even bringing any car to the lot at all. It wasn't any cancellation from my side and Bank of America claim department do not wanna help or deal with this issue, they try to put a 410$ on my balance to pay to the people who ripped me off , they don't even wanna hear it that this economy rent a car in Romania scamming people and there is complaints all over internet about it, Bank of America is not on customer side and don't wanna acknowledge and take in consideration anything I said.

    I thought it was a good company that stands by their customers and I was wrong, what a shame, we do live in a civilized country, they should take this things a lot more serious. Bank OF AMERICA, I DONT TRUST EVER AGAIN!!! Very important also, the contract I signed those not refer to any 5.000.00$ agreement at all, please read it.

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed Nov. 29, 2017

    I was scammed by Songbird and immediately canceled my order notifying B of A Mastercard immediately with my cancellation number. I was billed $55. Mastercard honored the scammer and billed me three days later, refused to give me my credit. I refuse to pay and cannot cancel my card because no email is available. My balance is now up to $85. I will die before I pay this charge. B of A ENABLES scammers and does not serve its customers. Shame on B of A.

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    Reviewed Nov. 29, 2017

    Very Dissatisfied because BOA did not give me the benefit of cleaning up fraudulently charges on my credit card. I only received 2 trial size products and paid. However they kept billing me for nothing. It is hundreds of dollars now and I was told it will keep increasing. I DON'T want BOA credit card and closed. BOA HAS used my funds without helping me. I have spoken to BOA on the phone and even asked them to stop billing me. What is the best solution? The fake company laughs at me.

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    Reviewed Nov. 26, 2017

    I tried to dispute a transaction for $592 from a restaurant that I dined at in Italy. Twice Bank of America sided with the restaurant because they provided a signed receipt. I had told the bank that I had never seen that receipt before much less signed it so it must be a forgery and thus a fraudulent charge. I even said that the restaurant has been accused before of this same thing according to their Facebook reviews. I also asked the bank to compare the signatures and to compare it to my purchase history.

    I was told they do not compare signatures and they can't compare it to my purchase history because that would not prove that I wouldn't have spent that much. Basically they told me they could not pursue it as fraud because my card was not stolen and because I was at that restaurant at that time. It doesn't matter to them how shady that whole transaction looks and doesn't matter what I tell them to try and back up my case. They just keep telling me that it does not prove that I did not order that much food or that I did not sign that receipt. This bank is terrible and will not help their customers at all. Do NOT bank with them!

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    Reviewed Nov. 21, 2017

    Do not spend your time here. I have numerous cards and never late on payments. All my other cards are increasing my limit from 2k to 6, 9k to 15k etc. But my BoA Visa Sig was 6k from the gate and I never missed a payment and they just canceled it, I had a 3k balance. I called right away to give updated income and to explain and for an explanation from them but was denied the option of keeping the card open. The main reason they cited was having multiple other cards with balances. I have balances at 40% mostly on cards with zero interest but normally pay cards down within the monthly period.

    I have a car payment and two house mortgaged one of them being a rental that is cash flowing. Debt to income is great 200,000 yearly. Dana at BoA doing the reconsideration said they are a very cautious lender which I can understand but why issue a card if you will then take it away when I have no late payments across all my loans from car, house, to cards. I will never waste my time with BoA again and will suggest to anyone that will listen to consider using other great option rather than spend energy here to only end up with a closed account on your credit report if we can go with a company that cares about you.

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    Reviewed Nov. 18, 2017

    I have had repeated security breaches on my credit card. Each time I get a new card, it causes considerable time to change my information. Including an automatic payment. Customer service does not offer help to the customer to do this. Bank of America has no desire to working with Visa to stop the constant breaches. I have had to change multiple cards.

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    Reviewed Nov. 14, 2017

    I called to get the balance on my credit card and was provided an amount. I PAID the exact amount that was provided. The following month I received a new bill in the mail with INTEREST to be paid. It is unclear to me why and where this interest came from. If the system tells you WHAT is due and you pay it there should be no additional charges. I called to dispute this. As the statement CLEARLY indicates that the bill was paid in full. I was given the runaround and no one was willing to work with me on waiving this amount. I have paid my bill on time every month, all they would do was talk to me like I was an idiot.

    I know from experience with others that they will reverse $38.00 late fees but no one was willing to work with me on a $17.04 interest fee...after the BILL WAS PAID IN FULL. Card had not been used in months. It is my opinion that BofA was not clear and simply unwilling to do the right thing here. BUYER BEWARE IS WHAT NEEDS TO BE SAID HERE.

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    Reviewed Nov. 6, 2017

    Why is there a no stars option? I've been an account holder for 12 years with this company. First let me ask if my credit card account has been closed why have I accumulated months of interest? So I had the misfortune of losing my wallet. I know a replacement debit card is $5. My DL, BC, SS everything was in it. I went to the branch that I've been going to for years explained my situation and nothing. I had my old DL. All the info should be the same except the dates right? Guess not because if they enter the information the system will not accept it. I know for a fact the dates on the DL I just lost, starts on my birthday this year and expires 7 years later. So I could not do anything for 4 days. All I had was $2.50 in my cup holder. They told me to call for an express card that will be next day delivery. $15 charge that put my account in negative. Next day turned into 3.

    Moving on, it's only been within these past few months that I find myself calling the service department too often. I've gotten four unauthorized recurring charges within the past two weeks. Not sure how this could happen because I did not provide account and routing numbers to these companies just old debit info. Quite strange that after months of no issues when I get this new card the problems just keep coming. After the first recent issue I put a stop payment causing my account to be even more negative. If the unauthorized payment already caused your account to be negative why would the bank not wait until the funds were there before they put in a $30 charge for stopping future payments? You're the bank and you can't stop this charged that was just submitted 2 hours ago. It takes longer than that to process.

    Anyway after that two weeks later there's another charge from the same company... but because they entered "different identifier" I need to pay again for another stop payment? What? As for the other two instances, subscriptions that were set for cancellation. One was cancelled in September even now that I'm thinking about it. So how is this happening? What's stranger is when I go to the account page with these charging companies, they have my new card info but again I just got this card within the past month and have been tight with using this new information for this very reason. If you ask me BOA is cahoots with these businesses. After reviewing so many similar complaints on numerous websites within the month if October alone. There's something not right with this company.

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    Reviewed Nov. 4, 2017

    My father, who is 79, has a credit card that was opened and charged without his knowledge. Together we spoke with BofA on 10/17/2017 (800-732-9194) and Alex informed us that I was added to his account to assist, as his daughter and POA. Thereafter, I tried to request copies of the bank statements and was told I must go into a branch with POA. I traveled from Alabama to Pensacola and met with a BofA representative after 30 minutes to no avail. He said the POA has to be "certified". The POA was created by an attorney and executed before witnesses with notary and he said it would have to be mailed to Texas and it would not be accepted as it was not "certified."

    I called today (after 20 minutes on hold) to ask for a MAILING ADDRESS to send a written request for this information for my father and was told by the Customer Service Department that they COULD NOT provide me with any information about the mailing address to request copies that I had to go into a branch and there are NO branches in Alabama. My Father is in a nursing home, I have POA and I'm trying to get this resolved and have received NO assistance from BofA, even after my Father told Alex on 10/17/2017 that it was acceptable to discuss the account; but the representative today (11/3/2017) indicated this was not outlined on the account?

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    Reviewed Oct. 28, 2017

    I have been a cardholder and customer for over 15 years. I recently was traveling extensively in South America and found that BOA had a bizarre charge on my account. I did not see my email account or statements for a few months. I was contacted by phone from one of my other credit cards to say that BOA had sent a very negative report and affected my credit rating. I never received a call from BOA. In checking this out, I found that an inappropriate charge of $38 was charged to my account.

    In May a card fee was charged to my account for $59.00. I didn't know that credit cards still do that. Upon my return, and getting a chance to respond to my other credit card companies, I found that my balance is now $251.00 and a credit revoke is on my account. Needless to say, it is beyond dismaying. I have just spent an hour on the phone; first with collections who transferred me to dispute who found out that no one is available on the weekends in credit. Bank of America has $2.25 Trillion in assets and cannot supply customer service on the weekends. They had all my contact information, cell phone #, home #, and never bothered to call. 15 years with car loan and credit card... They made their money off of me. Other card companies called to say something had affected my credit rating. And they call when they see an odd charge. Not BOA. Still unresolved. Angry in PA.

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    Reviewed Oct. 28, 2017

    BOA canceled an online approved transaction 8 hours after it had been approved. I lost the purchase and had to reorder using different CC. Lost place in line and now will receive the product with 4 week delay. I cut up the card and immediately cancelled. Will never do business with them again.

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    Reviewed Oct. 27, 2017

    One after many calls and spending at least 8 hours on the phone with them, I was defrauded by a company. The bank did nothing to take into account my side of this situation. The owner of the company that defrauded me has been in jail. I have since closed my account with them. I would not recommend any interaction with this bank.

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    Reviewed Oct. 26, 2017

    I've been a Bank of America customer for 9 years. My mother was a customer for 30 years. I recently been trying to update my iTunes billing info because it ask me every month. This week it didn’t go as accordingly and keeps saying card is declined. I have finally got in touch with an associate and was told it could be the provider. I called Apple after hanging up with Bank of America to see what could be done. 4 hours pass and I call today October 26 2017 and I was waiting for another associate to tell me what was going on with my card. 20 minutes later he tells me I’ve been on a 24-hour lockout that started today. I am a working citizen and it takes me 1 whole hour to drive to work. I asked him if there was a resolution to this issue and I was denied any help. God forbid my car runs out of gas and I can’t get home. They would be held responsible.

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    Reviewed Oct. 26, 2017

    Had an unrecognized charge of $500 in my credit card account in April 22, 2017. I called the bank, dispute the fraud, charge goes back to my favor, got a new card. However a month later, I received a letter stating I’m the benefit of this transaction so the money bounced back to my account and I’m responsible to pay it. I dispute the 2nd time with proof (I have another credit card by BOA, and I use that more often), with certify mail. Got a letter from bank, saying I will hear them back in 30 days. The transaction is made in Florida Universal Studio, and I live in LA, never been to or plan to go to Florida. I have not received any email confirmation regarding this transaction either.

    After 30 days, I hear nothing back from bank. I called again, they closed my case without acknowledging me!! So I dispute the 3rd time! On August 11. I asked why they close my case without acknowledging, and I have the right to ask for proof. The rep told me it was done online, and the info matches me, so they didn't went into my favor and decide to close my case. Different rep give me different story! Another rep told me she cannot see this is an online transaction. So I decide to talk to universal studio, and the customer service check my info, they said they never received a payment from me, by this credit card, by this amount in March to MAY!!!! Universal offer to help me to talk to the bank, she gave me their accounting department number. Therefore I give it to the bank. The rep said she will let the investigator know, and she has input into their system and she said the investigator will call me back.

    Today Oct 26th, I heard nothing. They didn't call the merchandise also! The whole communication and I got the answer are done within an hour. BOA takes 6 months, till today, still didn't resolve it. I even gave them the number, like holding the spoon to feed the baby. This is what they should be communicating with the merchandise not me! I suspect this is how they swallow the customer money, since this transaction didn't go through to the merchandise at all. The investigator maybe a GHOST? Why I cannot reach them at all? I even walk into the branch, talk to the manager, they cannot do anything. All rep either gave me a nonsense reason, or gave me a generic answer to tell me to wait. Even supervisor do the same too.

    You can never reach to the investigator. Wait 30 days? 60 days? 2 billing cycle? and wait some more? And they will never contact you. It’s like a marathon and see who ever gave up and pay the transaction and shut up about it. They even dare to charge me interest and late fee now too!!! 500 is not a lot to hire a lawyer, but it’s enough to screw me out who just started out in LA.

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    Reviewed Oct. 25, 2017

    I had BOA checkings account since 2 and half years and also BOA cash rewards credit card since 2015. I was maintaining good balance (asset) on my checkings account (more than $10k since some time) and also using my CC very responsibly (limiting balance below 10%). They never increased my credit limit in the past 2 years even though my credit score is more than 760 (Transunion, Equifax), 780 (FICO). I was keeping my credit usage below 10% and making timely payments (in full) still they didn't offer me good credit Apr and never increased my limit on the CC. When I asked for the limit increase they want to run a hard inquiry on the credit report which I didn't like. My other CC limits are way above it and I never missed a payment and my overall credit usage across all CC is below 10% still they don't do any good for BOA.

    I am utterly disappointed with the Apr and limit they gave after all being loyal BOA customer as I am getting married next month asked for Apr waiver to 0% for all the future purchases for at least 6 months as I need to do shopping and all, so I want to use my BOA CC as I have my checkings account with BOA. To conclude, don't look towards BOA for a credit card as it won't do any good (they won't give high limit nor the lower APR) if you already had good score better to check CC like discover, AMEX, CHASE. This is my personal terrible bitter experience with BOA.

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    Reviewed Oct. 25, 2017

    BOA closed my 3 long-term 1 personal 2 business credit cards with balances... Never late. Even paid more than min. due. Been on phone 2.5 hours last 48 hours being transferred around. BOA first said it was security reasons due to possible info breach from "undisclosed creditor" then said it was info from TransUnion... I have Lifelock & watch my accts. closely. No fraud activity... My head is reeling over this because I'm in escrow now on invest property & I was planning on refi my house after close... I'm at a loss over this & what it will do to my FICO...

    As I follow the rules and plan miserly to keep a roof over myself & 6 kids' head just when I could see a financial reprieve in the near future after years of careful planning & doing without frivolous whims... This faceless heartless stroke of a key equates instant financial ruin... I could see if I even had 1 late something ugly happening but no lates ever... What's the silver lining. Oh that's right BOA actually said "there's a letter in the mail." How does that help me sleep & eat now... What gives that you get closed out from willingly happily paying your debt. Is paying on time every time no longer a good thing or is that over my G.E.D. reasoning?

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    Reviewed Oct. 24, 2017

    I have a very bad experience with Bank of America, because my work reason, I travel oversea a lot, so I can't check on my credit card often, and I don't use it that often. Once I check it, I found out, I've been charge $9.99 every month from company named SCRIBD, I don't know this company, and I never take any of their service. I called BOA, they say they don't know either, and ask me to contact SCRIBD, then I searched this company, they don't have a call number to call, only an email, and I sent email to them, they don't reply.

    I don't know what to do, and I cannot get my money back, so it force me closed the previous credit card, then reopen a new credit card, and I found the same charge shown up on my new credit card. This is ridiculous, how come this happen? How could they get my new credit card information. And how BOA permit a payment charge without my authorization? And more worse, BOA report a late payment on my credit report, when I try to settle this matter. Now they ruined my credit life, I have been calling them, and they just ignore me.

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    Reviewed Oct. 23, 2017

    Paid in full. 2 month later got a bad credit report. They charged a interest rate on amount that was paid in full. Bad for me is on credit report as late never got a bill. I found out when another bank ran my report that I knew about this.

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    Reviewed Oct. 20, 2017

    I've been paying my BOA Credit Card cash rewards on time. I also keep extra available credit over $100 because we used it all the time. Today I was told my credit card account was closed. Why? I've been a great customer.

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    Reviewed Oct. 18, 2017

    BOA has let me down. I have been a BOA customer for 20 years. About 3 years ago I got a secured credit card through them to rebuild my credit. Paid on time and after 10 months was credited my money back and given a unsecured card. After about another 10 months my limit was tripled. I felt my responsibility with this card was paying off. I never missed a payment and always used my card. Well I was injured in an accident and put on disability for 4 months. I have never not worked. Well what a time to need your credit card right? I go to the dentist to receive some emergency services and my card was declined?? I was shocked because I had plenty available credit. Well I called BOA and was told they closed my account due to high balances I had on other cards. That it had nothing to do with my relationship with them! I was in disbelief! Way to kick someone when their down BOA. My advice to anyone - stay away from BOA credit cards.

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    Customer ServiceContract & TermsStaff

    Reviewed Oct. 18, 2017

    Bank of America allowed a dishonest public relations company to bill me for almost $30,000 dollars without delivering what was contractually promised and then stood behind the company claiming "credit policies". This despite proof the merchant failed to deliver what was in the contract, and also after BOA told me "The case is closed", in those exact words. They then proceeded to refund the money. Almost 2 months later, BOA reversed, placing all that money back on my credit card claiming the merchant had answered, despite the fact it was one day later than allowed by their own policies.

    After exhaustive contact with BOA, including writing letters to every member of the BOA executive management team and their board of directors, they announced there was nothing they could do because of "credit policies", despite the fact they were not made clear and the fact their own representative said "The case is closed". Closed means over in most languages. Not to Bank of America. It's nothing more than a dodge to make you think they are working to protect you, the consumer. My question to them was, "If the case was actually not closed, why did you refund the money?" They claimed "that's procedure", again noting something that was never made clear.

    This multi-billion dollar corporation refused to take incontrovertible evidence of fraud and protect a 30 year customer from being defrauded. They also have offered nothing in the way of remediation. It's all about the profit, every nickel they can get. Allow me to also note there was incontrovertible evidence that the merchant refused to mediate the monies paid and the lack of contractual effort, and then proceeded to lock me out of my own corporate website, essentially cyber-theft. BOA never once addressed this as part of the fraud and theft. In essence, this company used Bank of America and their myriad of practices and misleading policies to fleece me out of $30,000. And Bank of America could care less about assisting in dishonest merchants.

    Bank of America is not there to protect the consumer. They are there to make money for the stockholders. They are not clear with their policies and use the obfuscation to profit. To them, consumers are little more than fleas. Do NOT trust Bank of America under any circumstance. Cancel your credit cards and stop feeding their greed. Protect yourself by seeking out another business that is reputable and has actual customer service.

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    Reviewed Oct. 15, 2017

    I was short on my payoff and the next month I owed $20 and some change. I paid that and a few weeks later I get a bill for $1.50. I guess for interest on the $20 and change. I called customer service to see if they can just waive the fee and end this already. The CSR said, “Let me see about taking care of that.” Silence... then she comes back, “I am unable to take care of that but you can just pay the $1.50.” I asked if I could speak to her supervisor and she put me on hold for just a couple seconds and then said he said no and was too busy to speak to me. I have been with them for over 10 years I would think they could help me out with $1.50 but I guess they really need it more than me. This company really does not care about people. I have had the card for a long time and they have already made thousands in interest on me. Stupid on my end but you live and learn but they really needed $1.50 more. I better not get a bill for interest on that next month!

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    Reviewed Oct. 14, 2017

    Why is it that with almost every other credit card setting up automatic payments is painless through their websites? With BofA you have to FAX or snail mail forms to authorize money to be paid from your checking account. Frustrating!

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    Reviewed Oct. 4, 2017

    I called to find out why my card was not working; I was informed that my card was "deactivated" because I did not answer a security question correctly (they had the wrong information). The gentleman verified my info and said he reactivated my card. I tried to use the card and when it was declined ($1400 was available). I called the 800 number to find out that he "accidentally" canceled my card. I am out of state, with three kids and no access to my funds. Needless to say, they could not reactivate the card. They could only mail me a card and I wont receive it for 48hours. Stranded, no food, no money, little gas, three kids... thanks a lot Bank of Poop!

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    After a positive interaction with Bank of America Credit Cards, Christine increased their star rating.

    Reviewed Oct. 3, 2017

    I just started using my new Bank Of America Card at in September. My first payment isn't due till next Month in November. I have 18 Months with no APR. Good Deal right? Yesterday I saw my bill for next Month it was under $40.00. I spent little over $400.00 in 3 to 5 days. Yesterday was the first time I saw what my first payment would be in November the amount was under $40.00 for the first payment. This morning I went into my account online and now the first payment is up to $270.00! What? I have a "Discover It" Card and I've gone over $1,000.00 in spending and not once a payment was over $35.00 with no APR also with Discover It for the first 12 Months. How can B.O.A. jump from a $35.00 bill for next Month November first payment to up to over $250.00 first payment in one day? This will be paid off next week in total after I call them today and ask why.

    I never saw anything like this in my entire life paying on a credit card Monthly. I was going to pay half of the bill anyways by the due date and pay the other half the next Month. Now? I'm paying it off! Plus the fact you cannot write to them anywhere in a message center on their website where your account is on. You have to call them in order to get a hold of them. I was so irate to see such a high amount to pay for a first payment due. Yesterday when I saw a low amount for first payment which was normal for a payment on a credit card I figured I would have paid half of the bill anyway. But, whoever makes the rules on how much the Monthly payments are is crazy! How can they make up amounts in thin air? I'm going to go with another company after paying this card off next week! No more playing around with this Company again.

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    Staff

    Reviewed Sept. 28, 2017

    I live overseas! This year I came to San Francisco for 4 days only to attend the graduation of my daughter. I used the credit card twice, after I left some ** from one of those two places copied my card and used it about 20 times, total $200. I called the fraud department and I told them the card was with me all the time, I have the airlines tickets shows when I came and when I left the US, plus Joel reservation plus passport control. They did not believe me, I am an airline pilot 62 years of age, very good credit. I closed the account with them and was very disappointed. I told them $200 is nothing to me, but it is a matter of principle and moral. I never had this problem before and was really very disappointed

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    Reviewed Sept. 19, 2017

    In early September of 2017 while I was browsing on internet, I saw that Bank of America was offering balance transfer with no fees if you do balance transfer in the first 60 days. I decided to apply for this card and enter the credit card that I wanted Bank of America to transfer the money to. Guess what this bank did? They decided to transfer the money to completely different account and completely different institution. Now as of today 09/19/2017, I owe Bank of America $8000 which I do not know who they sent it to at all. I will file a complaint with Attorney General Office and also will contact my attorney in this matter. Please stay as far as you could from this institution if you do not want to run into such issues.

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    Reviewed Sept. 15, 2017

    EDD uses Bank of America to distribute funds. When EDD notified them that funds were issued to me. B of A failed to send me a new card and told me that they wait for the cardholder to contact them. Then they gave me 2 options... wait 2 MORE weeks to pay my bills or pay $10 to have it shipped to me via UPS. Not really a choice is it? We all know they pay a flat rate for UPS. Why am I having to pay for their mistake in the first place?

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed Sept. 9, 2017

    I officially hate Bank of America. After locking my card due to 'suspicious transactions' I called to confirm I had made all of the purchases. The problem should have cleared then and there -- but alas! Did they have a wild goose chase in store for me. I received a call about 10 minutes later informing that they were absolutely unable to verify my identity over the phone. In which case, my two options were: visit a branch or send through my passport, driver’s license, debit card and 3 signatures through a humble fax machine. With the nearest branch a four-hour drive, it was a tough decision -- but I chose the latter.

    After a joyous hour’s bike ride to the library facsimile and back home, I called in to finally put an end to it all. Taking into account my lack of experience with the ancient fax machine, I believed I had nailed it by faxing my personal documents in multiple different formats. "Let me check if we've received it ma'am." *Placed on a lengthy hold.* "Ma'am, all the copies you sent through are not legible." "Well, what do you want me to do?" There only was one thing I could do. And when you've spent your last $5 cash on bread, desperate times call for desperate measures.

    So I hopped on my bike again for another mission and began detecting local businesses in search of a quality fax. It seemed that even the high end facsimiles didn't make the 'legibility' cut. However, I was so kindly informed (after my many missions) that there is actually an online service called MyFax. I was smug with confidence that I could finally get my plastic card back in action now that my faxes were legible... And then, out of nowhere, all my efforts were stabbed in the gut with three soul crushing words: 'debit card purged'. Sorry there's nothing we can do but issue you a new card which will come in 6 business days."

    So as you can imagine, by this stage I was just praising the heavens for Venmo and friends. After all this and more*, I can breathe sweet relief that I will never once more have to deal with Bank of America as my account is now closed. Thank you. *Not previously noted: appalling dealings with customer service, close to all daylight hours spent on the phone and three hours waiting for a callback to be informed the department was shut.

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed Sept. 5, 2017

    TERRIBLE CUSTOMER 'SERVE US'. I submitted online 2 weeks ago for travel notice to be able to use my card out of my normal geographic area. I tried to use it (from home) last night to book a hotel room. I was declined due to a question of fraudulent use! When I called customer service, I had to wait 15 minutes to get someone and then was told that there was no travel alert on my account. I was transferred to an automatic phone service to set up my travel notice and although I speak clearly without a regional accent and have a good landline phone, the damn BofA phone system had trouble recognizing what I said. If I have any more trouble with this card, it gets cut up and goes in the trash and BofA will never get me as a customer again.

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    Reviewed Sept. 3, 2017

    I called to report my Credit as missing tonight. It was about 930 pm on east coast. I was on hold for over an hour for a call that took about 3 minutes. I am furious and will cancel the remainder of my BOA cards. This is the worst service I have experienced with a bank or credit card company. I once had their stock but if I were still owning their stock I would pull out immediately as this company will not survive.

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    Reviewed Aug. 30, 2017

    I have applied a credit card of BOA in Nov 2016. But I have never received it. It was stolen and misused. I reported the incident to bank. They revoked the fraudulent charges but somehow they have levied $58.13 on my account and every month they are charging me $8 and penalty. This charge is closed but Bank of America charges me. I called Bank of America for 3 hours from India on 29th August but still they have not solved my problem and not made nil balance on my account. Bank has promised me it would be zero balance and they would close my account. But they have not done. I am pissed off by calling them and they is waiting of approximate 50 minutes every time I call them.

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    Reviewed Aug. 29, 2017

    I have called Bank of America over 200 times! I know most people exaggerate however I am not exaggerating one bit! 200 ** times! And they still decline my card every 3 transactions to the same ** companies for my business!! Not new transactions causing the declines but the same ** one I have been using for over 10 years!! Imagine having to call Bank of America and be on hold every 3 ** transactions??? They are nothing but liars! The worst ** company I have ever encountered!!! Worst than Comcast!!! Do not use this company ever!

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed Aug. 24, 2017

    Called the number from the credit card statement for the 1st time to dispute a charge. Spoke to someone right away. But, she was the wrong dept. She transferred me. After holding for one hour, the Gentleman from Tennessee cut me off at 11:10 am PST after I stated why I was calling. Apparently, he didn't want to help me. Called back. Now the call is a 2.5-hour wait per the auto teller. This is NOT customer service. If their phone system or employees are so bad and cuts people off, they should take our numbers and call back, should the call be cut off. That's customer service!!

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    Contract & TermsPriceStaff

    Reviewed Aug. 22, 2017

    I have some major concerns regarding the review and/or investigation conducted by Bank of America (BOA) because a decision was made to close the complaint filed with BOA based on evidence that you received from Bluebell Relocation Services and not the consumer. The first complaint was filed on April 9, 2017, second complaint was filed on July 5, 2017, and third complaint was filed on August 15, 2017.

    I'm requesting a thorough and detail investigating in regard to resolving an unauthorized charge against my credit card. I have made several attempts to resolve this claim, however Bank of America indicated that they are unable to retrieve the funds and they are accepting the documentation received from the merchant. I have provided 45 pages of documentation showing facts and pertain evidence about my complaint. I informed the representative at Bank of America that I didn't give permission for the merchant to credit my visa card for $4,635.00. I also questioned whether the merchant provided documentation showing authorization to charge my credit card, however the representative stated that they don't care about the signature and I needed to hire an Attorney.

    I have provided documentation to show that the parties in question charged my credit card without my authorization. I received copies of the documentation from Bluebell Relocation that clearly shows that the documents were altered which seems to be acceptable to Bank of America. These facts should have been taken into consideration before a final decision was made to close my claim:

    The letter dated August 8, 2017 states that I provided information that was reviewed by someone in the dispute department, however the letter stated that BOA tried to work with the merchant to get the funds back, but all options have failed. I called Bank of America on August 14, 2017 to state that I was not accepting the dispute decision and I provided some additional documentation including the official contract showing that I did not give the merchant authorization to withdraw funds from my account. I thought your loyalty is with the consumer and not with the merchant. The representative stated that once I disclosed my credit card information to the merchant, then it is no longer considered a fraudulent activity.

    The letter dated June 17, 2017, July 5, 2017 and August 8, 2017 states that the temporary credit for $4,635.00 would be reversed based on evidence that you received from Bluebell Relocation. Two transactions were charged on my credit card of $950.00 and $4,635.00. I gave authorization for $950.00, but I did not give authorization for Bluebell to charge $4,635.00.

    I did not give Bluebell Relocation permission to process charges on my visa card under Regulation E and Z. Therefore, this was an unauthorized purchase initiated by Bluebell Relocation "without actual authority to initiate such transfer." You are in violation of Regulation E dispute process because BOA failed investigate my complaint within the 45-day timeframe.

    Bluebell stated they would pack our furniture on March 26, 2017 and deliver the furniture to our new home on March 30, 2017; however, after the first day of the move, the company threaten to keep our furniture unless we paid additional money to get our furniture delivery at the date that was agreed within the contract. I refused to pay any additional funds, but they decided to move our furniture. Later, I found out that Bluebell Relocation charged my card. I immediately filed a police report and I filed a complaint with the Department of Transportation.

    The claim was filed on April 9, 2017, but the investigated didn't occur until June 2, 2017. The acknowledgement letter states that the investigation should have taken 45 days to complete which didn't happen, so BOA is in violation of Regulation E because the letter was sent to the Merchant on April 29, 2017 which delayed the completion of the investigation. The bank should have investigated the unauthorized charges within 10 days of receiving notification from me.

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed Aug. 21, 2017

    BOA has its customer services totally inaccessible behind inapplicable menu choices both online and over the phone. Now they aren't answering the phone at all, but rather pressing customers to let them "call back" at some later time that is convenient to them. If you decline that option, they torture you with more endless promotion as you wait for an undetermined length of time.

    I have what is supposed to be a "Travel Card", yet when needed to use the cash advance option when in an emergency overseas, was unable to access it, and was on hold for 30 minutes (overseas in an emergency...) - a regular customer services rep stayed on the line up to a point, but in the end, their "emergency services" people never answered, even when accessed by one of their staff.

    I requested an increase in the meager cash advance option they give because debit cards are evidently becoming a problem overseas. They declined, although my credit rating is excellent and another company just offered 9X what BOA has limited me to in terms of a cash advance option (and the other company offered over 3X more as a credit limit as well). I will be canceling this card on return from this next trip and hope to not have to use them again.

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    Reviewed Aug. 21, 2017

    Amazing... They issues you 2 credit cards BOA and Allegiant... You use both, pay as requested and some payments more. BUT... because you owe too much for their liking on other credit and no lates, no non pays, no bad marks, but because of that they CLOSE both cards and that is that. That is their policy. I highly suggest you NEVER get a card from them. They are truly not like other companies. I have 20+ credit cards. I pay all of them on time and more than what is owed. We bought a new house that needed renovations. Some things unexpected. Went on credit cards. Now they close. Stay away from them!!

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    Reviewed Aug. 17, 2017

    Very disappointed with my experience today. I have had a credit card with BOA for years. I don't use it unless I absolutely have to. Today was one of those days. I go to use my card and it was declined due to an unpaid amount. I have never even used this card since its issue to me. Apparently it was a maintenance charge of 50 some dollars that I had no idea about. In order to use my card and to get it reactivated, I had to pay the fee... Which I did. Even having done that, they still said they could not reinstate my card as I am still at my mechanic's garage trying to pay a 1300 charge in repairs. This company left me high and dry trying to scramble and figure out what to do... I have been a loyal customer for YEARS. They lost me on this one. VERY unprofessional and will never use their credit card service again. Pissed off is an understatement for the way I feel how I was treated.

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    Reviewed Aug. 14, 2017

    I accidentally paid a wrong credit card ## $700 instead of to my regular paid balance transfer card number. When I tried to correct the issue with BofA, they would not help me and told me that I had to go into a BofA bank and fix it. I deferred to my Schwab bank to help me and will await BofA's thievery to fix this problem. I am almost finished paying off this balance transfer and will NEVER borrow money from Bank of America AGAIN!!! It's too bad that an Italian trying to help common people let his company/bank turn into a conglomerate money-sucking corporate ** machine rip the American people off!!!

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    Reviewed Aug. 9, 2017

    I have an HSA (Health Savings Account) with BoA. Although I am limited in what I can purchase with this account, someone managed to hack the account and drain my card of about $2300 in New York (I live in PA) and purchases for taxi cabs and liquor stores were somehow approved. This happened between June 22-25 2017, but I didn't realize it until my card was declined at a doctor's office for a $25 copay on July 10. I called the next morning to report the fraud and had no problems. Within a week they had sent me a new card (useless anyway, nothing on it), and the Dispute Form including the process explanations. I faxed back the list of disputed transactions on July 21.

    The form clearly states my account would receive provisional credit within 10 business days of receiving my Dispute form. We are now on business day 13, no provisional credit. I attempted the online chat on August 2 to ask where they were in the process, the agent ended the chat without answering me at all. I have a screenshot of this. So I tried calling, was transferred to Merril ** for whatever reason, and couldn't get a human to speak to me. Tried the online chat again, and was told I was at the mercy of waiting for the merchants in New York to return my money. I asked about being reimbursed for the appointments and prescriptions I am now paying for out of pocket, and was told once the money was in my account, they would reimburse me with that - with my own money. I have not gotten one single phone call or email to let me know what is happening.

    Another girl in my office also had her account hacked, we called on the same day to make our reports, they messed her case up from the very beginning by not coding the fraud correctly, and never sent her the dispute form. I copied the dispute form I had and gave it to her, we faxed them on the same day. Last week, they told her the fax number on that form is incorrect. I was never told this, so where did my fax go??

    Yesterday, my friend tried to log in her account to see if her provisional credit (which apparently they don't give even though the form says they do) and couldn't get in. She called and was told they made a business decision to close her account. Wouldn't tell her why, that's just it, end of story. She lost $1500, and BOA is doing nothing. So her and I both were not only the victims of fraud, we are now the victims of the inept fraud department, which apparently sends forms with incorrect information on it?

    We are now at 4 weeks since the fraud was reported, and nothing has happened. If BOA wants proof I was not in New York when these purchases were made, I have pictures of me at a wedding that weekend in Northampton, PA. Also, I'd bet there are surveillance cameras in drug stores in New York, where $1800 of my money went, and credit card transactions are date and time stamped.

    I'm not asking for anything outlandish, I just want my money back! Not only was the security on my card so lax that it was hacked, it was approved for purchases that an HSA account does not cover, and the bank that let this happen isn't interested in fixing it after a whole month. I have now had to cancel 4 physical therapy appointments because I can't afford to pay for them out of pocket, and tomorrow I'm supposed to fill a $340 prescription, yet the card that is supposed to pay for these things is useless. I want someone to tell me what's happening, I want my money back, and I want reimbursement for the money I've been shelling out of my own pocket, including lots of blood pressure medication! I don't think that's asking too much.

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    Reviewed Aug. 4, 2017

    I have several accounts with Bank of America and never been late. For some reason they closed all my accounts and wouldn't even let me have online access. So now every month I have to call in my payments. My payment on one account was always due on the 4th. This month out of the blue they changed it to the 2nd. So now I have a 50 dollar late fee. This bank is not for me.

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    Reviewed Aug. 1, 2017

    Banks chased us to open up credit cards and take equity line of credits- we used these methods tomoaunfor college and a variety of things - always paid, have a very solid asset portfolio and a very very good income. With retirement around the corner and kids college coming to close we started paying off debt- we paid Band of America off over $28,000.00 as with others. All balances to be paid off by year end or shortly thereafter. Keep in mind - nothing changed in years except this debt reduction with cash (not another loan or credit card). We were told by BOA that that large payment generates a credit inquiry and thus - we have too much revolving debt and closed accounts.

    Now 29 June they actually increased my credit line but by paying off account I became a credit risk. They made money from me for year. No late payments or defaults or bankruptcies. NOW THEY HAVE harmed me By tanking my credit score by institutional closing of my accounts - I should have chosen a different institution tonoayboffnor better yet not bothered to pay at all as this deliberate malicious intent to cause harm is ridiculous. Funny how they chase you and seem to want the debt.

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    Reviewed July 28, 2017

    Bank of America N.A., violated my privacy and disclosed my information to a third party without my consent. They also called me numerous times on a delinquent loan even after it was transferred to another institution, same way they did with reporting it to the bureau, after it was long time settled. I was also not informed that it's being transferred to another company, with no chance to work out a plan. They never reported the account as in dispute. This same company who is regulated by the FDIC and the OCC and has on their back thousands of FDCPA claims, they have a problem when an individual who is not regulated by this regulations, nicely calls up their executives who are responsible for the bank, and have an idea to call it harassment, absurd!

    They called me day and night, even after being advised to cease and desist and to stop. Furthermore, they claim they can't delete a trad line per the FCRA, and are stubborn nasty on that more than any other bank out there, even though it's been very close to retention, they won't go above and beyond and will not comply with the good faith and fair dealing act. Bottom line this bank had to pay billions of dollars for all their mishandling mortgages, and other claims, and were bailed out by the government, although it was their fault and negligence, but when it comes to someone else, they are nasty, rude, ignorant. As of today the account is differently being reported to each bureau.

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    Reviewed July 21, 2017

    Bank of America has given out 2 credit card accounts with our name on them and someone else's name with very large credit lines within less than 2 months of each other that we did NOT AUTHORIZE! Even though a credit alert has been put out with B of A and the credit reporting companies!! B of A still allowed these credit lines to be created. Unbelievable!!! I would and will never do business with B of A just for this simple fact that they don't care who they are giving credit lines to. Fraudulent or not!!

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    Reviewed July 20, 2017

    We have enjoyed doing business with your company for the past eight years and hope to continue to do so for much more. However, I have a present issue with my current Visa credit card. I was studying for the Uniform Bar Exam in New York back in February, and I had to reduce my work hours. Due to a reduction of my work hours I was late in paying my credit card debt. I was rather distraught because I understand the importance of good credit and making timely payments to the bank. I called Bank of America and I told them my dilemma. So, because of my untimely payments, I incurred several months of late payments.

    I contacted all of my credit card companies and I told them what occurred and the reason why I was late. All of the other banks agreed to take off all the late payments on the account, and subsequently, I paid the current payment due as part of the agreement. I contacted Bank of America and I asked if I could have the late payments waived and they asked what were the issues and the reason why I was late. I told them once again the reason due to me studying for the Uniform Bar Exam; I had to reduce my work hours. The manager online listened and said that there is nothing that he could do. If I don't pay the late fees the credit card account will be charged off. Now, the late fees have increased. Now I am up to six months in late payments. When I first contacted Bank of America I had two months of late fees.

    I am not seeking a handout; I am just requesting the bank that I doing business with to please, HAVE A HEART. I have two children that I have to support and I was able to successfully complete law school and after all those years of banking, I would like to remain loyal to Bank of America and retain the long lasting relationship. Proudly, I opened my credit card account at Bank of America, through your wonderful program, where I was able to open a secured credit card for one year, and then upon my graduation of timely payments the account would graduate into an unsecured credit card. I made all my past payments on time. There were even instances where I brought the account balance to (0) zero on a monthly basis.

    I even mentioned to the manager upon my licensure as an attorney in New York, I would be willing to open my escrow account with Bank of America. As a loyal customer of many years, you would think that this would be a deciding factor that the Bank retains loyal customers; to the contrary! I just have to get over this small hurdle and I am requesting that my late fees are waived on my credit card, and subsequently, I will make the monthly payment today. I understand the importance of good credit and making your payments on time, and lastly being responsible, however, due to my reduction in work hours I was delinquent with my monthly payments. Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.

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    Reviewed July 17, 2017

    I am so done with B of A!!!! I disputed a 195.00 charge on my credit card from a fraudulent company with an F rating from the BBB and an average one star rating on Yelp, with reviews claiming from the others that the company is a fraud. Yet, B of A gave me no consideration for all of the information I submitted to them which cost me over 12.00 in fax fees (they don't accept emails). I have over 65,000 in my savings account, which I am going to close and transfer to another bank, because I am so done with B of A.

    My family has banked with them for many, many years and when my mother passed away, they made it impossible to access her accounts, even with a death certificate and proof of being successor executor to her trust. None of the other banks where my mother banked, gave us even close to the problems that B of A did. The customer service people who work for B of A are completely unqualified, underpaid, undereducated, untrained, and unprofessional. Customer Service is not their priority.

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    Reviewed July 17, 2017

    Too bad there is no zero star, worst calling center. Try to contact them couple times, please put on the hold for a long time. When I finally get through and two very unprofessional customer service agent gave me a very very bad attitude when I try to bring up this issue. There is no place or link that you can provide any suggestion and input. I won't use their card again for my own business and going to close all of my bank accounts with BoA.

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    Reviewed July 13, 2017

    Filed travel notice for a trip from the US to Bangkok, Thailand for a 2-month notice. 3 weeks in they froze my account due to "suspicious activity." I tried to connect to live chat, they now charge $20 for that service. The international phone call has to be only from a landline, not a payphone. I followed their procedure and now they are ruining and screwing up my vacation. THANKS, BANK OF AMERICA, I will be canceling my account upon returning. You can go to... You only get one star because I can't give you 0 stars.

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    Reviewed June 28, 2017

    Without notice, BOA did a credit review and closed my card, despite paying above the minimum each month, as they noted I had additional debts accrued... Which is a natural part of opening a business. As a seasonal business we have debts until summer, and then all is paid, but there was no call, no notice, no information gathering to support my individual business. Simply a review, and card closed. Customer service was anything but, and they continue to be as unfriendly, cutthroat, profit mongering and unhelpful as they were when I abandoned use of their services years ago. A big mistake to give them another chance.

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    Reviewed June 26, 2017

    Bank of America does not care about customer loyalty and has NO flexibility. I made one purchase & paid the entire balance in full but one day late. I call to see about a one time courtesy waive and was told no. So they would rather lose a customer who pays their balance in full for a $26.88 fee? I will never recommend anyone to BOA due to their extreme lack of customer service & flexibility.

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    Reviewed June 24, 2017

    I was offered a 0% interest rate on a credit card. The offer states it can be used for items such as home improvements, unexpected debt, higher interest rates, consolidating debt, etc. I wrote a check to myself to pay off a couple of high interest cards. I received a statement and they were charging me 16.74% interest. I contacted them and was told since I wrote to myself the 0% rate doesn't apply. It does not state any where that you can't write to yourself. They told it doesn't say you can. Scam. I have filed complaints with AG office and consumer affairs. Beware of their deceitful practices. I have cancelled all of my accounts with them.

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    Reviewed June 21, 2017

    I opened a checking and savings account a few years ago. BA also gave me a credit card with $5000 limit. After a period of time they initiated an increase to $7500. And then they initiated an increase to $11000. They offered me zero percent interest for a year to transfer balances so I transferred $11000 to my BA credit card. After a few months they cancelled my card. When I called, they claimed my balances are too high for that amount of credit. Are you kidding me? I would not have transferred my balances if I knew you were going to cancel my card. I am still paying zero percent on the balance, but this dropped my credit score about 50 points because the amount of unsecured credit is about 80% of my available. That is because BA $110000 shows up in my total amount owed, but my total amount available is $11000 less than it was.

    I called, but they gave me the run around. I sent email to their CEO, but as expected no response. I had no recourse but to switch banks. I opened a new account with Chase. The experience so far has been fantastic. My best advice to anyone who is at BA or considering BA, go somewhere else. At a minimum, stay away from their credit card programs.

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    Reviewed June 20, 2017

    What a waste of a card. It is declined more than accepted, since Bank of America constantly shuts it down then sends me emails to confirm purchases. But by time I get the emails, it is too late and I must resort to another card. Second, DON'T GET THIS CARD FOR POINTS. Once you book with points, a minor modification of your reservation will cost you a whopping 20% of the points. On a big point purchase [trip] (e.g., a sleeper car) for say 25,000 points, imagine the hit. In my experience, most hospitality providers and airlines do not penalize for modification of point/award usage, but Amtrak does. The Amtrak Card is a ploy to get back many of the points it gave you to sign up for the card.

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    Reviewed June 19, 2017

    I had to put a purchase in dispute with BAC, they are useless. After MANY, MANY hours between BAC and the other company (Kaspersky) the anti-virus firm directly deposited the disputed amount into my checking account. So it wasn't Kaspersky that was "blocking the credit" it was BANK OF AMERICA. I finally got so sick of it all that I cancelled the card. Then got talked into "reopening the account" by a rep. in California... They called and got verbal confirmation of what has always been in our records. Now they say "new regulations" state they need evidence of our business corp. status, we've been the same corp. since 2003 and there was never a problem with them sending the statements to our corp... AND, unless you have at least $25 in "rewards" they don't issue a refund. So they won't send us the "rewards" we've earned. I should reopen the account, cash out the "rewards" then just not ever use the card!

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    Reviewed June 15, 2017

    I pay most of my bills through online and e-statements. I received a low funds alert yesterday which has never happened before. I immediately logged onto my account only to find that BOA paid my credit cards off twice in the same amount. This created several fees of $35/each and overdrew my account. I called last night and was on hold for 45 minutes, was furious when they finally answered the phone. How can this happen? I no longer have faith in BOA and the online transactions.

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    Reviewed June 13, 2017

    So, my wallet was stolen and I lost my debit/credit cards, some cash. I have 3 accounts with Bank of America. One joint account with my spouse, my personal Saving account and my credit card. So when I reported to Bank of America to block my current all accounts and replace my card, they said they are charging $5 for each lost card. Being their customer from a very long time, this didn't make me happy. I am moving to Chase and closing my Bank of America accounts permanently.

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    Reviewed June 10, 2017

    I was scammed by an ON AIR TV ad that said Free Vitamin Supplement if you pay only the Shipping and Handling $4.95. When I called the Phone number, the representative asked for my Credit Card to charge the $4.95 and I gave her this. She never once mentioned anything else until I was about to close out the call. At that time she told me I would AUTOMATICALLY be charged $93.61 per MONTH for these vitamins. I immediately told her forget it. I was no longer interested in trying the product, that was advertised as Free. What was Free? My phone call to this company NEWELL?

    I was sent the product, even though I told them I no longer wanted to try their product without any documentation, however I returned the product by US Mail. I never thought of getting a receipt when I went to the post office to return the sample bottle (which in my mind according to law should have been free, since I told the Company I no longer wanted to try their produce, but they sent the sample anyway).

    I told Bank of America about the Scam. They said "THEY WOULD INVESTIGATE" but never did. The Company itself (NEWELL) gave me a transaction number for canceling these charges when I complained about their SCAM and agreed not to charge me, However, BOA refused to cancel the charges because I could not show that I returned the product with a receipt form the post office. I called NEWELL and they specifically told me that my complaint is with BOA as they contacted BOA and told them these charges were canceled and they returned the funds to BOA according to NEWELL.

    I contacted BOA 5 times, and after each phone call when it appeared that they finally understood, I kept getting a letter telling me because I didn't have the receipt from the post office that they could not refund me the $93.61 first months charges, for a product that I never received. All I received was the Sample - a small bottle of about 15 pills - not the 60 required for a months supply. I will no longer use BOA after some 35 years using their card and my Credit score is 820!

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    Reviewed June 8, 2017

    4 months ago I decided to transfer my credit card balance over to Bank of America (BOA) because they had an 18 month 0% deal. I was approved and instantly went online to transfer everything. When I tried doing this it was rejected from my old credit card company due to issues with BOA. I called them and they stated they had to send me a check and it'd be here within a week, which they did. I sent that to my old company and thought it was all taken care of. Next month I get something from them stating the check was bounced and that I was being assessed a $25 NSF fee and a $15 late fee.

    When I called BOA they stated it was because of me attempting to do the online transfer and that they'd fix it and send a check directly to them. When I asked about the fees they said they'd credit my account. I have tried calling 6 more times since and every time they patch me through to 3 depts. only to say "We'll make a note and let you know in 10 business days". Now the last 2 times I have called they disconnect me after re-explaining the issue. Quite honestly I am fed up with them and would never suggest them to anyone.

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    Reviewed May 16, 2017

    Bank of America charged me late fee and interest even though I paid my full balance on due date cause I live in west coast and their banks works with east coast time. I called them and asked why I got charged that and their response was that, "You live in west coast and our bank works with east coast timing." It really pissed me off... I have that Visa signature credit card with them since 2005 with high credit limit and have another American Express credit card with them with high credit limit, instead they offered me another credit card saying, "Sorry we can't help you with late fees and interest but we can help you save money with double cash back card on gas and stuff..." And I said, "Sorry guys I don't want any more cards from you guys plus I'm cancelling my other 2 credit cards." It's totally a scammm.

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    Reviewed May 15, 2017

    I've had a BoA credit card for about 25 years with no issues. I've been using their online bill pay to make payments for years, again with no issues. Never been late, usually paid more than the minimum. In March, I scheduled a payment as usual. It cleared my checking account. Then a day after the due date, the bill pay app tried to withdraw a second payment from a checking account I closed four years ago. I noticed it, called BoA to find out what happened. The BoA rep insisted that I scheduled the second payment, even though I pointed out (repeatedly) that I had scheduled a payment before the due date from my current account, so why would I schedule a payment for after the due date from a closed account? He said he'd open an investigation, and that I would hear from BoA soon.

    Never heard from BoA. In April, the same thing happened again. I called again. Got a different rep who also insisted that I must have scheduled the second payment from the closed account. This rep did, however, tell me that she had deleted all the information on the closed account from BoA systems. And she also promised to open an investigation. In May, the same thing happened a third time. But before I could call yet again, I got a letter from BoA saying that they had closed my credit card account because of the three returned payments. I still don't know what happened, and apparently BoA would rather lose a 25-year customer with a stellar payment history than admit there's a problem with their software or a glitch in their system or something. Not only is it upsetting to be accused of intentionally bouncing payments, BoA's action is also hurting my credit score.

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    Reviewed May 10, 2017

    I left BoA 6 months ago because they had finally screwed me enough times. I went to another bank but still had a credit card from BoA. For 3 months they took a payment from me on my new bank's debit card online. Then suddenly they wanted me to send the blank check to verify the account that they already accepted. So last month I went to a branch to pay my bill and they accepted my new bank's debit card for payment no problem. So last Saturday I went again to pay on my BoA Credit Cards and this time the same teller told me she couldn't do it if I didn't have a checking account with BoA. My God I just want to pay my bill. Why are they making it impossible. So BoA can rack up more late fees and service charges. The same old game. This time I am filing a complaint with the BBB, the States Attorney Generals Office and looking for a lawyer. Bank Of America is the worst bank ever!

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    Coverage

    Reviewed May 9, 2017

    Just off a call with BOA. Did you know that if you (or BOA) changes the card number that BOA will give out your card number to a previous vendor WITHOUT YOUR PERMISSION!!?? No joke. If the card is no longer valid, and an autopay vendor calls in, even if you have cancelled service with the vendor, they will give out the new card number to them! I was stunned when they told me this. This is a corp card with $100K line of credit and they give out the card number, are you freaking kidding me!!??

    In this day and age of fraud they take a vendor word for this??? And now, to find that BOA is actually giving out our new card number!! I told them for this account I wanted this policy to stop immediately and they said this is policy and cannot be stopped??? They said it is up to us to file a fraud claim to dispute thereafter if you had cancelled service with them. WHAT A JOKE!

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    Reviewed May 4, 2017

    A few days ago, I was trying to book six airline tickets to Detroit for our son-in-law's ordination. I spent three hours online to work with Allegiant Airlines which seemed to be a great deal at the time. At the last step paying the bill, Allegiant kept declining my cards, from Chase, Regions Bank, and BOA. Allegiant wanted me to apply for its own credit card, so I gave all my credit info again to Allegiant. Somehow, it did not close the deal and give me confirmation on the airline tickets. Immediately, I realized this could be a scam; and closed all transaction right away. The next day, I had to call all three banks to close my old cards with them to avoid leaking of my credit info...

    Regions and Chase closed my accounts and sent me a new card right away. BOA did not advise me to cut up my card and just told me that they will block the charges...However, today I open up my BOA account saw a $59 charge by Allegiant who was going to send me their credit card. I did not buy their airline tickets, therefore, there is no to keep another VISA card. Today I call customer service at credit card department of BOA to explain my situation. The person on the other end told me that BOA monitors Allegiant credit card account and she was trying to sell this credit card. I got so upset and told her the bad experience that I had with Allegiant. I told her to read the reviews on Allegiant airline and find out the truth on her own...

    I don't think BOA should team up with Allegiant at all. A bad company will drag you down. But what frustrated me the most was that the customer service person did not even care nor listen to my problem. She kept telling me to close a credit card will lower my credit score and wanted me to keep it... Wow, I have had BOA accounts for more than 40 years now. But the big company does not care anymore and is going down in a hurry... I will close my BOA accounts ASAP.

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    Reviewed April 26, 2017

    I lost my credit card over two months ago in another city, and someone tried to use it for fraud charges. Although Bank of America was good about dropping the charges that I asked them to, it all went downhill when I attempted to get a replacement card. The bank said that they would automatically send me a replacement, and it should arrive in 7-10 business days... Then over 15 business days passed. I ordered a SECOND replacement card, with the same results. I was forced to order a third replacement, and when I saw that this card didn't appear as well, something was up. I went to my local branch, and they said that my address was apparently undeliverable. It had been over a month and a half, and the bank was receiving these cards back to them that were undeliverable WITHOUT even reaching out to me about it, so I have been at a complete loss.

    As a college student, I can honestly say that I do tend to rely on my credit card a little more than most, but I patiently waited over two months for this replacement. I'm extremely upset at the way they handled this, because they should have reached out to me the first time the card came back to them as undeliverable. In the end, they said they would order a fourth replacement for me that will arrive in (you guessed it) 7-10 days. Terrible way of handling it, Bank of America.

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    Reviewed April 15, 2017

    I had two credit card accounts with Bank of America (Master and Visa cards). When I checked my card status, it's showing closed. My credit score is >750 and 100% payment history so far. I called the customer service and checked. They are not giving me a proper reason for that. They are just asking me to open a new account. Poor service and bad experience with BOA credit cards.

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    Reviewed April 11, 2017

    Got a new credit card for travel abroad. Was told I had to open online banking in order to get PIN promptly. Went to bank. They also called in, learned that PIN had to be set up online. Worked with very helpful staff there for 2 hours, without success. Then was told that PIN cannot be set up online! Conclusion: totally incompetent company. Go elsewhere for your banking.

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    Reviewed April 11, 2017

    My husband, in error, purchased the wrong concert tickets from Vivid Seats using our Bank of America credit card. He immediately called Vivid Seats explaining the situation. Vivid Seats offered to help us sell the tickets. Getting no results from Vivid Seats, he contacted our Bank of America credit card company regarding the situation and they removed the charge from our account and said they would open a dispute claim. Long story short, we received a letter today from Bank of America saying they would not be able to get involved. They have them put the charge back on our account. Way to support your customer service attempts Bank of America. BANK OF AMERICA SUCKS!!!

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    Reviewed March 31, 2017

    My Dad, who is 81 years old, went to use his Bank of America Visa and it was declined. We immediately contacted the company because we knew that he had a credit limit of $17,800.00 and he had only charged $400.00 on his card. The customer service representative indicated that the reason he was declined was because Bank of America had reduced his limit due to non-use. My dad was furious. He was planning on using this card while he went on vacation. He has difficulty walking, so being able to use a credit card at the gas station pump would help him tremendously. We explained to them that we started setting up some of his bills for automatic payments, making it easier for him to manage. As a business owner, he also needs access to this credit card, in large purchase emergencies.

    After a lengthy discussion with a representative, they told us that his limit would be reestablished to his original credit limit. Four days later, it still had yet to be corrected. I went to a local branch and explained the situation again. The representative couldn't understand why they didn't just correct the problem. In a conference call with my dad and the credit card division and our local branch, they declined to reestablish my dad's limit, even though Bank of America was at fault for reducing the limit in the first place. Needless to say, my Dad has canceled his credit card with Bank of America and went with another company. Terrible customer service. They were in the wrong, but the consumer is the one that suffers.

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    Reviewed March 30, 2017

    I believe that B of A is violating the "terms and conditions" of the card agreements by selling the consumer on benefits of companion fare ticket vouchers and then fudging the delivery of these vouchers to benefit the company. While they might argue that this is "just a perk", I would argue that at the very least they are guilty of false advertising. I signed up to the Alaska Air Bank of America Visa a year ago on March 15, and after completing the required purchases spend, I was awarded the agreed upon companion voucher that April 15th. I waited nearly an entire year and 2 weeks ago I went into my Alaska account check on the expiration of the voucher and it was set for APRIL 15.

    I returned this week, March 28, and found the voucher was no longer in my account. I called Alaska and they stated that the voucher had expired. I was a little bummed and thought OK well if it expired, why isn't the new voucher available? I asked the Alaska rep and they suggested that Bank of America was responsible to deliver the voucher, and they suggested that I call B of A to see when it would be available since I was waiting to book a flight. I called Bank of America and spoke with the representative Ernie who answered for the benefits and awards department. Ernie told me that the voucher had expired on March 20th. I thought well that is strange since I only had 11 months to redeem it and I saw it was set to expire April 15. So then I asked about when the new voucher would be delivered and he stated that it would not be available until after the next billing cycle on approximately April 15th.

    Now wait a minute, this sounds really strange. I need to wait until next month to be able to have a voucher available that the clock starts ticking March 20th??? And this is the process every year??? Hmm, so I read to him that the website says "every year on your anniversary you will receive a voucher". And that the voucher is good for "12 months". He says he cannot help me.

    I request his supervisor and Ann the supervisor gets on the phone. Calmly I explain the situation and asking her if this seems a little weird to her. She puts me on hold and looks into it and comes back and explains exactly what Ernie had told me, like somehow it now made sense. I said, "Well it says very clearly that every anniversary, I should receive a new voucher code and you are saying that you are not going to deliver the voucher until next month and I want to use it now and the clock is ticking on it now, but I do not have access to use it until next month?" She then tells me that she will "escalate to see if there is something that can be done to get this delivered earlier."

    I am reporting this here because I am interested in seeing if other people are also experiencing this same issue. I am hopeful that the escalation will result in resolving my issue, but I am afraid that I need to book several tickets for my son's graduation and I was relying on the ability to use this earned voucher and will now need to pay out of pocket. I will hear back tomorrow. And if it is resolved appropriately I may amend this post. Thank you for allowing me to share my experience.

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    Reviewed March 24, 2017

    I applied to a few credit cards through Credit Karma recommendations. One of them (American Express) approved me without much trouble. The Bank of America credit card could not automatically approve me so they kept calling me through some automated number. A few days later I answered and I found the woman very unprofessional and rude. She asked me what my income was, and then asked me how much I had in savings and investments. She was angry and confused that they were different numbers. Since "income" and "total savings and investments" are different concepts, I found her questions vague and confusing. She clearly didn't really understand what she was trying to ask me and wasted my time. And then I didn't qualify for the card because my income was too low. As a bank BOA is good. Credit cards, not so much.

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    Reviewed March 24, 2017

    Been trying to settle a credit card judgment (lien) for a month now with Bank of America. Over 30 phone calls, 4 faxes and no one still has the courtesy to get back to me. Keep hearing "it's in our notes, wait 24-48 hours." Been 648 hours and nobody has answers.

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    Reviewed March 22, 2017

    I was booking a ticket on Alaskan Airlines about 3-4 weeks ago. A pop up ad appeared offering a $100 credit toward the ticket if I applied and was approved for the Alaskan Airlines Bank of America frequent flyer credit card. I decided to apply for the card based on that offer. I was approved and received the card about 10 days later. Once I got the card I went back to the Alaskan Airlines website and booked my ticket. I did not see the $100 credit applied to the ticket purchase, so I called Bank of America to see how to apply the credit.

    They said the $100 was not a credit on the ticket, but it was a $100 statement credit. However, I would not be getting that because in order to qualify for that offer, you had to book the ticket and apply for the card at the same time. That doesn't even make sense. How can I buy a ticket and secure the reservation if I don't have the credit card number to purchase the ticket? In any event, I booked my ticket immediately upon receipt of the card. The reps played hardball and not only would not give me the $100 credit, they kept focusing on the fact that now I owed a $75 annual fee for a card I only applied for to get the ticket offer. I had the card 3 days.

    As far as I am concerned, the entire application was predicated on the offer they were advertising to entice consumers to apply for a card with a relatively high annual fee. So they renege on their advertised deal, but still expect to collect a fee based on what amounts to false advertising. I cut up the card, wrote a letter outlining that I was canceling the card, paying it off in full and not paying the bogus annual fee along with a check for the entire amount I owed for the ticket. I canceled the card verbally and also in writing and I know they got the letter because the check enclosed with the letter has cleared my bank. Now I am getting email 'balance due' reminders for the $75 fee.

    I am not paying this fee. This bank does not get to create a 'Gotcha!' type false advertising campaign to entice consumers to apply and then renege on the terms that were advertised that got people to apply in the first place. The whole campaign seems designed to do nothing but unjustly enrich the bank with these bogus fees heaped on ensnared consumers. I don't believe these types of tactics are legal and they certainly are not ethical. The fact the phone reps kept repeating that I owed the annual fee without any attempt to fix the problem I was calling about tells me that the whole promotion was false and Bank of America has no intention of honoring what they advertise.

    I have now sent an email to the Chairman of Bank of America, Brian Monihan (you can find his email by googling/Wikipedia page). I will not just roll over and pay this fee to protect my credit. I am sure I am not the only person ensnared in this bogus slimy promotion and I will network with others and sooner or later it will turn into a class action lawsuit. This bank does nothing to fix problems and treats their customers like garbage when they call. I was a brand new customer and my credit is excellent. I am the kind of customer any bank would normally want to have, but not this bank. They did everything possible to turn me off and make me want to have absolutely nothing to do with them in the future. They need to immediately stop running the promotion on the Alaskan Airlines website because they obviously have no intention of honoring the promotion they are advertising. Pretty crummy way to run a business.

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    Reviewed March 21, 2017

    Choosing to use Bank of America credit card is the biggest wrong decision I have never made. Every time when I went to travel, I report it to Bank of America. Guess what? Every time when I arrive other countries, the card is still locked! So I need to make several international phone call back to solve this problem. OK, if they say that's their way to protect my account, I can understand. BUT, what brings me there is this time, when they unlock my card, they release two other already finished and paid a week ago transactions with the unlock process! And they said, "It's not Bank of America fault," if you want to release your credit, you has to contact the company charges you.

    WTF, they think their customers have nothing to do other than keep calling everybody during the travel?! The total hours I use to get this answer is about 4 hours with 5 international phone call!!! Well, "thank you" Bank of America, this is a very important lesson you teach me: NEVER TRUST BANK OF AMERICA, THEY DON'T CARE THEIR CUSTOMER AT ALL! THEIR CUSTOMER SERVICE IS A JOKE!!!

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    Reviewed March 20, 2017

    I used my credit card out of state and it gave the card a fraud alert. So far I spent 5 hours on the phone with Bank Of America customer service and every time they say "problem is solved and card is Active", but in reality, card is NOT active. Their customer service is useless.

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed March 12, 2017

    I got a fraudulent charge from a company placed on my credit card from Bank of America. Made a claim that took 5 phone calls and 4 faxes and many days of waiting. Finally got a response saying that it wasn't resolved. Talked to a customer call agent who interrupted me during the entire call, not knowing anything about the matter but talking loudly and continuously interrupting literally every single time I said something. I asked nicely to talk to a supervisor hoping that at least this call would get "professional", but besides getting hanged up, this supervisor or manager named Chris **, Supervisor from Maryland said that companies can put charges on my credit card without my signature, consent or knowledge, and that actions like this are okay, and there's nothing wrong about it.

    I had no clue about this unauthorized charge, which I had to prove to BoA that it was a fraudulent charge against me with all those several faxes I had to send to them, and the phone calls. But at the end this idiot supervisor CHRIS ** from Maryland said that "It's my problem" and hangs up. Therefore I'm closing my checking, Credit cards, Savings accounts, Linked business, and also my wife's account, and 15+ years of business with BoA just over $53 dollars and incompetent unprofessional supervisors that not only are extremely unprofessional, rude, and tell me, the person that keeps their hard earned money on their bank that they are okay with fraudulent charges, and hang up on the people that keep their business running. Ridiculous. Adios Bank of America!! Taking my money elsewhere.

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    Reviewed March 10, 2017

    I applied a BOA VISA Signature card on 10/7/2016. While I open this card, they promised $100 bonus if I spent $500 within 90 days. The results: I did spent about $1100 in 90 days. They still deny my bonus for $100. More, I should have cash reward for $13.23. They said: "We can not give you $13.23, the minimum is $25." I think they are cheating customers.

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    Reviewed March 10, 2017

    I have a BOA corporate credit and signed up (paid $75 per year) for their corporate rewards program. As a frequent traveler I knew this would be beneficial to me. After changing jobs, I decided to discontinue the fee since I wouldn't be traveling as much. 6 months later, when I tried to redeem my rewards, I found out that BOA had taken my (already accumulated) points away from me. Now, I realize this is corporate policy but BOA could have at least taken the 3 seconds it takes to remind me that if I was going cancel this rewards account, then I would lose my points! BUT, the rep on the phone, when I was canceling, never said a word to me! So, little did I know that my points would expire. I feel incredibly cheated - I paid over 200 dollars to this company for absolutely nothing. And I understand their corporate policy but again, it should be THEIR own policy to remind customers that they will lose their points IF they cancel their account.

    Anyway, I ended up having to follow up with the Customer Service department 5 TIMES after this all happened. I spoke with 3 different managers ALL promising me that they would look into the situation and have someone call me back. But, I never once received a phone call back. What kind of customer service team says they will call you back but never does? If you're not going to call me back then DON'T TELL ME YOU WILL!!! The customer service reps themselves were great and very helpful but of course they couldn't do anything about the situation. It is the management team that peeves me. Anyhow, after calling the company 5 times, I gave up. I am still frustrated and angry that this company took my money and then took away my points, and finally, didn't even have the decency to call me back, when they said they would.

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    Reviewed Feb. 28, 2017

    I am trying to order a few necessary things and for some strange reason my card is not going through - I checked that card is active and is paid in regular, it is a business card for heaven's sake. I called the number "18006731044" at 6:50 pm and was waiting for well 2 hours and half!! They just kept on playing a lame music and no response!! So much for 24/7 service to Small Business customers.

    Oh btw they have this weird representation of your credit cards on your account online, one shows your current transactions apparently and there is another which shows the balance for billing period? I am always in a confusion of which one to pay, I ultimately end up paying one and will be charged penalties over other. I end up paying both and my balance goes in negative. I've tried to reason with them so many times but apparently that's how their 'accounting is set up' (read: screw small business). After filing up my corp taxes in a week I am moving out - enough of this nonsense. Oh their Banking service - don't want to start on this... I've lost a golden opportunity because they could not deliver a stupid banking relation letter in time to me, in spite of daily reminders 10 days ahead of required date and multiple phone calls and a personal visit requesting the letter 3 days before but all fell on deaf ears.

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    Customer ServicePrice

    Reviewed Feb. 22, 2017

    I opened a Bank of America cash rewards credit card a year or so ago. When I originally opened up the account, it stated that the promotional 0% APR was for 2 years. Fast forward 1 year and I started noticing interest charges on my credit card. I call them up, file a case, explaining that this is incorrect and my promo is 2 years not 1 year. The case closed in their favor and they said it's 1 year and I'm mistaken. They essentially lured me into a 2 year 0 APR card then reduced it to 1 year. I immediately told them to remove the 3 months of interest while I pay the card off. They refused. I told them, "Ok, thank you, I'm going to close all my accounts and leave the bank." They didn't seem to care, neither do I. This is the second time such a situation has happened with me at BOFA. Never again.

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedOnline & App

    Reviewed Feb. 22, 2017

    This review is for the Bank of America Travel Rewards Credit Card online application. My husband and I went to apply for this credit card, with the intention of both of us being co-holders. The online application asks for one name, and the salary of that person. At the bottom of the page it says "Additional Options: You'll have the chance to add the following option to your card later: Add an additional cardholder." So we added my husband's name, his salary, and clicked to continue. But that was the whole application -- it ran his credit and gave us a credit limit. It made him the Cardholder, and gave us a credit limit based upon his salary alone. It allowed me to be added as an "authorized user" later but did not factor in my salary.

    Okay, no problem, I decided to call BoA immediately to resolve this issue. After looping through their call center (just say you want a new credit card application - it is the only way to get a live person on the phone), they said we had 2 options: Keep it the way it is, or cancel and start over. They said their online applications do not have the capability to add 2 cardholders - it can only have 1 cardholder and 1 authorized user. They could not fix the problem internally.

    The problem: The website is misleading to state that you can add another "cardholder." It should state that the online application can accommodate 1 main cardholder and 1 authorized user. It should tell the consumer that if they would like 2+ cardholders, that they must call or visit a BoA branch in person. They already hit both of our credit once with the original application. If we cancel and start a new application, we will have both of our credit hit a SECOND time, and the canceled card would show up on our credit history as well. The only other option they've mentioned that they can "try" to do is to take the whole household income into consideration to raise the credit limit, but they cannot add me as a cardholder. Unbelievable.

    Beware - do NOT apply online if you want more than 1 person as a cardholder. Since this debacle, I've read other accounts of the offer not being fulfilled (receiving 20,000 points after spending 1,000 in 90 days). I've read other reviewers saying they had falsely claimed late payments, and they had cards that were closed without notification. I really hope that I have not just brought on a huge headache. If we have one more red flag, we will take the credit hit and close this card rather than dealing with these issues. We have worked too hard to have perfect credit, paying for everything on time, to have one credit card ruin that for us.

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    Customer ServiceOnline & App

    Reviewed Feb. 5, 2017

    What gives BoA? I went to activate my credit card which I have had since 2002 and got routed to an insurance company/collection agency, no mention of BoA, and a shaded choice of dialogue with a message "this is to collect a debt." It was horrific and I hung up and activated my card on the website. Is it now your practice to make paying (on time) credit card customers feel like deadbeats? Can't take the time to customize a message for your promptly paying customers?

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed Feb. 2, 2017

    Crooked Bank of America. BEWARE!! If you have a Bank of America credit card you are at risk of it being canceled without any notice other than your card stops working. Consider being on a trip, maybe overseas and suddenly being unable pay your bills. After literally hours on the phone trying to find someone who doesn't have an attitude or trying to find someone with a little more intelligence than an amoeba, I was told that they are "closing accounts without any notice for their own reasons", no explanation other than "for their own reasons" was given.

    Further, I was told their policy is to deliberately not inform the customer in advance so the customer doesn't run up charges in advance of them closing the account. In short even if you have been a customer in good standing for over twenty years as I have been, having done over $2,000,000.00 worth of business with them over that period, your account is current, and have never failed to make your payments on time, you should no longer depend on your Bank of America credit card working. Do not cancel your account with them as that would adversely affect your credit score. Maybe make one or two small purchases per month or quarter if you wish or simply stop using their card altogether, pay off your balance and use cards issued by other banks. If Bank of America closes your account it will have a negative impact on your credit score but at least you will not be left in a bind.

    These people are unethical, slimy and will cheat you if they can, not only regarding credit cards but on checking accounts, loans and mortgages. I have ordered that any accounts my companies have with Bank of America to be closed and ordered all employees to never charge any business expenses on their personal Bank of America accounts. You have been warned. Beware!!

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    Customer ServiceSales & Marketing

    Reviewed Feb. 1, 2017

    I have been a customer since 1994 and recently opened a Travel Rewards Credit Card account. I was informed I would get 20,000 bonus reward points if I met certain spending criteria in 90 days of opening the account. I did this and received no bonus points. I called the bank and they opened a "dispute" with me. All they could say is "we do not see this offer on your card" but here it is for the whole world and the only reason I signed up. I have been informed they are sending me a letter to notify me of the dispute. Amazingly bad customer service response or was it just a bait and switch!

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    Punctuality & Speed

    Reviewed Jan. 23, 2017

    I set up auto pay for the 20th. The bill is due 18th. I was paying early. It must have confused them because they charged me a $20 late fee for paying early. Why would you schedule your payments two days late?

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed Jan. 9, 2017

    My first credit card was a Bank of America card. Had the card for 15 years. Long time customer, never missed a payment, treated the card responsibly. I have an 800 credit rating and a great job. The card had an annual fee, was a no cash back card. I called them to see if the fee could be removed since I've been a long time customer with a great credit rating (I have 2 other credit cards with 10,000 dollar limits, and I get cash back bonuses on those cards, no annual fees, so I assumed this would be an easy request). Oh no it wasn't! I spent an hour on the phone waiting before getting to talk to a slightly friendly (but also inept) CS rep. The lady said she thought it likely they would remove the fee, and that I would get a letter confirming this in a couple days. About two weeks later... the letter comes simply stating that the fee would be postponed 1 month.

    Thinking there was a possible mix up or some confusion I called them again, waited another hour, and this time talked to a rude (and also inept) CS rep who said they don't remove annual fees on cards. I called ** on that and canceled the card (didn't need it anyway). About an hour after that I got called by their retention department... I promptly told them to stick it where the Sun doesn't shine and that they don't deserve me as a customer. Horrible business, there are much better credit card companies out there who are willing to give you better deals, but also treat you like a person. BOA does not care about their customers, even long time customers and should be ashamed. Canceling the card was a great idea, as I got another offer shortly after with a cash back bonus, no annual fee, and a substantially higher limit. Avoid BOA.

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    Customer ServicePriceStaff

    Reviewed Dec. 23, 2016

    I have been a CC holder with Bank of America for over 16 years. A year ago I was notified that a BOA CC was being reported to my credit report as going over credit limits. When I called to discuss this I had no such card but was told I was a guarantor on the account. I closed the account that was created by someone in my family according to BOA. I told BOA all the information. I gave BOA all my pertinent info. Months later BOA then offered me a CC via NCL's. I applied for the offer, BOA gave me a CC with 24% interest - stating that I could have a new account but that because of my Credit rating I had a high interest rate for it. I ran my credit report and found that BOA was reporting that I was not paying the loan which six months earlier had been reported.

    This is the clincher and will be reported to the banking authorities - BOA reports your credit as bad pay then offers you a Credit card at egregious card rates!!! SO... after being on hold for on three different occasions for over a total of 10 hours, they would not call me back to tell me what they are doing about it etc etc. DO NOT GET A CREDIT CARD WITH BOA!!! As a 16 years customer I got treated like I was a bad pay person and made to feel like I was the thief!!!

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    Customer ServiceStaff

    Reviewed Dec. 22, 2016

    I got an invitation to apply for a master credit card which I did. The representative asked me if I wanted to apply for the master card after I gave the code I had, I said yes. Didn’t know she was referring to another one. I realized the mistake when I asked her about the $200 credit on the card. She told me it doesn't apply for the one she applied for. And I told her that was what they sent me in the mail. This was not the one I wanted but the one they sent in the mail. She put me on hold to consult with someone. And I was thinking if I have to reapply, my credit would have been checked twice and, was waiting for her to get back on the line to tell her I want to keep the one she applied for. When she got back, she read me the conditions to cancel and asked me if accepted them I said no, and she told me she processed the cancellation already.

    I was like, "Why are you then asking me if I want to cancel when you already did it without my consent?” So I had to reapply for the same card twice that day and guess what? I just called to know the outcome, and they telling me she put in a duplicate application under the same code, reason why I wasn't approved. And they trying to get me to reapply for the same card meaning pulling my credit 3 times in a week??? You people are not serious. You guys want to mess up what took me months to build??? Am taking my business somewhere else. All you who want to apply be careful.

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    Reviewed Dec. 15, 2016

    I have two Bank of America Credit Cards and they have both been reported to the credit bureaus as late for different reasons. The first one was reported 2/16/16 for being late. This account was paid two days later. The problem was I was having problems making my payment online and when I was finally able to make it online it went through late. I have tried to dispute this with them that I had the money and that it was an error with them processing it however they say that it "Appears that I did not have the money!" How is this an assumption that they can make about my finances as I do not bank with them. Anyway I have been trying to dispute this with them and they will not take it off my credit bureau reports.

    The second time they dinged me was on my other card. They say I did not pay my account. However I have paid every month and have "proof." I figured it out however. They said I did not pay because the minimum was $2.00 less than they told me to pay. Again! I had the money but the representative told me that the minimum I needed to pay was $105 and not the $107 that was past due. Again, not my fault and I paid what I told to pay. I mean really if I had known that then I would not have called to inquire about what I saw on my statement. This last incident happened recently and I am really tired of being taken advantage of.

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    Reviewed Dec. 15, 2016

    I overpaid my balance for my Bank of America credit card. I had to call them several weeks later to inquire when they were going to send me my refund. They sent me a refund for the overpayment several weeks later, yet they then charged me a finance charge. I called and spoke with a manager who would not remove the $24 finance charge for me. I had to close out the account. I will no longer do business with BoA.

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    Reviewed Dec. 11, 2016

    I had credit card with zero balance. I'm checking my account to find out I'm on negative $371.85. Called bank... long story short - they said they will send me check. Obviously check never arrived. Called again. They said they will refund me the money... that never happen as well. Called again to find out they have no clue what I'm talking about, they don't see on their statement that bank took this money and now I owe them $371.85.

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    Reviewed Nov. 15, 2016

    Even rating one is waste for this service. I lost my credit card and got charged without my authorization. First I called to customer service to block my card. They told me 'Your card has been blocked,' even after 4 days it shows active and again tried to call customer service. I was on hold for hours but couldn't connect to customer service.

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    Punctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed Nov. 12, 2016

    I was 6 hours late on a payment and I was charged 25.00 dollars. Worst credit card ever. People please don't get one. This bank will not give a good amount of credit but charges the most that they can. Please stay away.

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    Reviewed Nov. 12, 2016

    They require that they verify your account by making 2 small deposits. Apparently you are suppose enter those amounts somewhere on their site. I believe I did that and was able to make 5 payments from this account. Now it is suddenly locked and says I must verify the account again but because it is locked, I have to do it on paper. This was the 2nd bank account I setup. The first one I setup locked after 30 days because I was unaware of the verification process. I will never use this card again and will be paying if off shortly. No other credit card I have used has ever been this difficult to pay!

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    Reviewed Nov. 9, 2016

    BankAmericard Travel Rewards Visa Signature worst credit card ever. I overpay the card, the computer got frozen. I called the company. They offer several time to deposit my money back on my debit card, several customer services give me five times confirmation numbers and promised each times that the problem will be resolved in 3 business day but it never happened. I never got back in my debit card the 416,67 dollars that I overpay neither I got credit for it. BankAmericard Travel Rewards Visa Signature made frauds with money and services. Do not apply for it. Do not used it!!! I will place this complain all over the internet.

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    Price

    Reviewed Nov. 1, 2016

    I have apply your BoA and Alaska Airlines Visa card because I try to book my ticket to the Oregon. Right now I am upset because I see the annual fee charge $75.00 which I am not aware of it. I did not prepare of this and did not have budgets for this. I think when I book the ticket and you ask me to apply online did not emphasized very well on the annual fee. And I did not even received my $100 credit back yet. You already want me to pay the annual fee?? Did not make any sense to me. I would like to make a complaint about this. I just want to warning everyone. Thank you.

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    Customer Service

    Reviewed Nov. 1, 2016

    My wife and I applied for a couple BofA credits cards. After a few small purchases on these new cards all our cards were suddenly declined without any warning. I called the 1-800 number on 10/31 and they said they'd fix the issue. They failed to do so. I called again on 11/1 and they said they'd fix the issue. I made one small purchase to test the card and it went through but after that all cards were subsequently declined all over again. I cannot get a straight answer on why and they seem totally incompetent. I've never had this much problem with using a new credit card. I'm terminated every card, account and any future dealing with BofA.

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    Punctuality & Speed

    Reviewed Oct. 23, 2016

    I have been banking with Bank of America since 2002 and recently in the past three months when I log into my account I see credit card offers. Last week I went into a Bank of America to talk to someone about the credit card offer that I was interested in. They were really nice and attended to me promptly but they turned me down for a credit card and offered me a secured card with them. I am not happy with that decision they made. For as long as I have been with them I feel they did not want to offer me an opportunity. I also bank with a credit union since 2012 and they gave me a car loan just the beginning of 2016 with no problem for a substantial amount I was not even expecting... I am wondering if Bank Of America Turns down everyone.

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    Customer ServicePricePunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed Oct. 21, 2016

    I received a boa credit card in late may of this year, picked this card to specifically for the rewards. It had a high interest rate but was willing to pay because I am also trying to rebuild my credit. This was a pre approved card. When I got all the info in the mail with card I also decided to open an account with them (which they sent along with the card info and suggested that I could put my reward points in there, which I thought was great).

    Well my first payment was on July 4, 2016, I tried to go into my online banking to make a payment. For some reason would not let me. Kept telling me I didn't have an account (although I was signed into my account). Long story short called them on July 5th, gave them my bank info and made payment (actually more than what was due). Come august 4th went into online banking again and same story. Couldn't pay online. Called the same day and made payment through same account (our personal banking account through a credit union).

    Sometime around late august I got an email stating I owed for last 2 payments. I immediately called and was told they couldn't process either July or August's payment due to wrong info I gave them. The customer service person was okay and helpful. They agreed to drop all late fees and I gave them my debit card number instead being there was a mistake made on my part or their part with routing number. I was also told when still trying to pay directly through bank they never heard of a bank account with 5 numbers in account. I explained it was a credit union and I got an okay. Well someone made a mistake. That's when I gave them debit card authorized July and august payments and also authorized one for September.

    Also requested paperwork to be sent to my house since I had trouble paying online to have payment automatically taken out every month. At this time I also told them I signed up to open bank account with them but never received any information except for a statement online for minus 20 dollars for not keeping a minimum of 250.00 in my account which was never stated at any time in original paperwork about 250. Minimum. I told them I wanted to close this bank account as I was just using it for reward money because I wanted to surprise my husband with a trip for our 35th anniversary next year with part of reward money and by transferring 250 out of my credit union to boa account would defeat the purpose, so they agreed to close bank acct and I thought everything was settled.

    Payments were made pre payment approved for september and awaiting paperwork in mail for automatic payment from debit card each month. Imagine my surprise when I go to use card two days later and it was denied!!! They closed credit card on me stating I was late on 2 payments, this is when I got furious telling them that I was all caught up and paid 1st and 2nd payment on time. Remember 1st payment was due in early july and I got notice that boa payments did not go through via email almost at the end of august. As I stated earlier I thought everything was fine. They never once told me they were closing card. I had to go to store and be embarrassed in store.

    When I called they apologized for not telling me. Must of been an oversight on their part... How can they close card when I was all caught up and payments were made on time but they did not notify me until late august that these payments did not go through and had the audacity to blame it on my credit union or I gave them wrong routing or bank account number. I want to file a complaint with the FDIC because I believe they decided to close credit card because I closed bank account with them. Also at this point I had 15.00 dollars in reward points which they said I lost them. I know 15.00 is not a lot but I believe it is unethical and misleading. I asked if 15 could go towards a payment. They said no because it is not in a boa bank account. Because of this my credit score tanked because they reported it as a closed card due to late payment.

    If they would of called me or sent an email the minute they realized a mistake was made in july with 1st payment I would of cleared this up right away. As I stated I never knew anything was wrong until email in late august that payments were not processed due to a mistake... Then I clear it up and give them authorization to take september's payment from debit card while awaiting paperwork for automatic withdrawal. I need help because I believe this is bad fraud. I want to file a complaint with fdic and not sure how to do this. I am sorry this is so long and I know I repeated myself but I believe they mislead me in many ways and as I said my credit score went down almost 200 points because of this within a week! Can you please help me where to go from here?

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    Customer ServiceStaffProcess

    Reviewed Sept. 16, 2016

    I got an email from B of A that unusual activity was detected on my credit card acct. I had a transaction (to buy gas) declined around this time but I thought it was because I was reaching my credit limit. There were 3 transactions flagged on the email (1 was the declined transaction), but none of them had the city/state info for the business for me to identify whether they were valid or not. The email listed a phone # if I had any questions, and I called this # today to find out more about this.

    After waiting for about 15 mins or so a person came on the line and started authenticating me. It started with what seemed like the usual questions but then she said that she saw that I had other accounts with B of A and I said I wasn't calling about these other accts, just the email re: my CC acct and asked if we could just proceed with what I called about, but she said she had to ask me about the other accts. I got frustrated and asked to speak with someone else. After another 5 mins or so, a supervisor came on the line and he said that he needed to authenticate me before proceeding, so I was expecting the usual questions again but he asked me for my driver's license, which the first person never asked for.

    I said I never had anyone ask for my driver's license in an authentication process for a credit card and he said it was their policy. I told him that if it was their policy then the first person would have done that so this was inconsistent. I was getting more and more upset and haggled with him for several minutes but he refused to proceed unless I provided my driver's license. I asked to speak to his supervisor but refused. He offered to do the authentication by having me hang up and him calling me back but I refused to hang up because I had already spent around 40 minutes on the phone with them. He refused to do anything else so finally I hung up.

    I then called their customer service #, and the automated speaker said that they had a list of 7 recent unusual credit card transactions and proceeded to state these to me. At least one was the same as one of the transactions on the email, but there were several additional ones and there was no city/state associated with any of these either. So again I had no way of identifying these transactions to assess their validity. After waiting again for about 20 minutes, someone came on the line. They said they were in the fraud dept. This person though actually was helpful and I was much calmer after talking with her. She said that I had already been automatically authenticated by their phone system. So this was 3 different authentication processes I went thru in about 1 hour. She gave me the city/state of each of the transactions and I verified them all as being valid.

    She said that a hold had been placed on my credit card but that she had now taken it off. I asked why the transaction had been declined in the first place and she said she was unable to find this out. I thanked her for her help and l asked to speak to someone who could explain the declined transaction and to whom I could complain about the very frustrating and inconsistent authentication policies and the general unhelpfulness of the first 2 people a spoke with.

    After about another 5 minute wait, her supervisor came on the line, who said that the reason for the decline was because the transaction was from a different state (Virginia) whereas I live in Maryland. I explained that Maryland and Virginia are right next to each other, that the gas station in question is only about 40 miles from my house and that people from each state have transactions in the other state routinely. He said that's the way their system works. I said that this is an incredibly stupid way for their system to work, that I've had their card for about 10 years and that nothing like this has ever happened before and that I evidently am going to have to go thru this laborious and very frustrating process every time I go to a neighboring state.

    So, in addition to the long phone wait times: 1) terrible, inconsistent and very upsetting authentication policy; 2) idiotic fraud alert policy;3) fraud alerts that don't identify the transactions with enough detail for the customer to identify whether they were valid or not. After this experience, my impression of B of A is that it is a very disorganized and incompetent company with policies that are designed to make it as difficult as possible to help customers and to give their customers a very high level of frustration and that supervisors are completely unhelpful in resolving obviously unnecessary authentication issues for customers.

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    Sales & MarketingStaff

    Reviewed Sept. 16, 2016

    I went online to open a secured credit card based on an offer they showed me. When I read the info It showed, among other things, that the "credit" was based off of a deposit and amount of money earned. I applied for the card and waited to find out what the actual "credit" was. It turned out there was no credit, only deposit, and they took the money out of my account. Not understanding, I talked to a bank person who told me they only included income to make sure I could pay off card, so income was part of it. However, moments later, without knowing my income, he stated that if I had put down 4,900, the card would have had that balance. This proved that it had nothing to do with income and that the card was not giving credit, only the appearance of credit based solely, despite what they advertised, on income.

    When I went in today to cancel, I was told it would take upwards of a month to get my money back. What took them a day to take, takes them a month to return. Meanwhile, I no longer have enough to make the down payment on a car because they are holding onto my money. This advertisement is vague and deceitful. If I had known the card was only worth my deposit, I would not have given my money in the first place. Also, after being so vague and deceitful, before they took money out, they should have confirmed that I approved of the outcome, which was no credit, only deposit. So now I will begin steps to remove myself from their business and advise others to do the same. Deceit is deceit, and B of A can clearly not be trusted.

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    Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed Sept. 10, 2016

    We have had this card for over 20 years. We only have one credit card and we only have that because in America you are no one without a credit history. Recent security issues are making using the card a miserable experience. I appreciate that the company is trying to protect us but their customer service is so hard to deal with. It is almost not worth having the card anymore. We were declined for a purchase due to its size (we use the card for small purchases normally, the purchase was well in excess of our normal). I tried to call the only number available to me at that point to find out what was wrong. I could not get past the automated service that kept repeating that my large payment had been received, the balance on my card, and the available balance.

    After much embarrassment I left the retailer without making the purchase. I spent 4.5 hours at the retailer to trying to make the purchase. When the card was declined, the salesperson cancelled everything. If I still want to make the purchase this morning, I will have to spend an extended period of time at the retailer again. I called the card services number again when I got home. I reached a man by the name of Kristin. He had me waiting for about 30 minutes during which time the only thing he could say was "I am working on the card" or "I am trying to get another security question". I asked repeatedly what he was doing. Yes he spoke broken English. I finally gave up and ended the call.

    Surprise, surprise when I checked the card this morning it was still locked. I had to call again. I entered my card number twice via my phone keypad and then had to repeat it to the customer service person two more times. Very inefficient in the era of computers. Karen was able to unlock the card and I asked for permission to please use my card to make my purchase. My husband had already said yes, I did not know I had to call my credit card company too. I called a third time to lodge this complaint.

    There should be a way to get through to a person when you are standing in front of a retailer trying to make a purchase. Public humiliation sucks. When I did get through to a person that person should have known his job and been able to articulate the process to me. I honestly felt like I had reached a scammer. When my card was still locked this morning, I felt like I was being punished further for not staying on hold indefinitely listening to Kristin breathe.

    As an aside, for a company that is so desperately trying to stop credit card fraud someone needs to tell them that when I was sitting listening to Kristin breathe I could hear every word at least one other customer service person was saying. On at least one occasion, she repeated a customer's credit card number. My time is valuable to me. I spent over an hour on the phone with three different people and a computer begging to be able to use my own money. I believe this company has no respect for their customers.

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    Reviewed Sept. 9, 2016

    I've been trying to do all I can to repair my credit score and FINALLY I thought seems that I have been banking with them since 1997 I'd be approved for a secured card. I never imagined that anyone could denied secured card when you transfer money monthly to pay certain thing with it. I was upset at the disbelief. I had almost filled out a real line of credit when I thought no you shouldn't. So I put me and my roommates/best friend/caregiver lol name on the card. What would you think? I'm serious you can use it unless you very have money on it which I was going to set up a couple of Bill like Rent and other big ones so I do have to order checks until we're moved and settle down. To my point is that your own financial institutions would try to help improve your credit.

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    Reviewed Sept. 2, 2016

    Offered me a promotion with zero interest 'til 2018 February. Purchases were allowed 'til mid September without interest. That's what the guy from BAC told me and I used it accordingly. However BAC gangster now are charging interest. I really think the right hand does not know what the left hand does at BAC and the upper management do that on purpose to screw the people out of their money. What can you expect from banks? I grew up in Switzerland and knew already then that banks are the biggest gangsters.

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    Reviewed Aug. 20, 2016

    I was with BofA for a little over 3 years and have nothing but bad to say about them. Every single number listed on their site is just all automated and never gives you the options you need and never routes you to an actual person to talk to. The only way to get an actual person is to initiate a chat and that can be a long wait in itself. You can't even reach someone at a branch.

    They are horrendous with protecting you from fraud as well. I had a debit card and credit card and had to replace each at least half a dozen times due to fraudulent charges and activity that occurred systematically on both of them. They also love to just charge you fees at random. Like for example I did a payment to my credit card on the due date and that same day I was charged a late fee. I had to initiate a chat to get the fee lifted. They just love to make money and do not care about their customers. The pure fact that they send your new card through the regular mail is another sign that they do not care.

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    Reviewed Aug. 18, 2016

    I am used to endless hold when calling credit card companies about billing questions. But I had a fraud situation and BoA was essentially unreachable. I am cancelling the card.

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    Reviewed Aug. 16, 2016

    I closed the credit line on 6/2, I had the account fully paid off. 6/10 Bank of America reopened my account to charge me $12. On 7/20 they took the charge off and assured me the account would be closed in 24 hours. Just got a statement in the mail the other day. 8/10 Bank of America charged me $1.50 interest on a zeroed out closed account!!! Does anyone know a lawyer I can contact about this? I don't want this company anywhere near my financial life!

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    Reviewed Aug. 13, 2016

    I wait until I receive my ebill notification from Bank of America credit card to pay my bill. They post a little bell next to your credit card on your online banking, letting you know that a new payment is due. As soon as I see that, I automatically pay my bill. (Same day) What is happening is they are actually posting an ebill on the same day that the statement is processing. If you then click on it and make your payment, it is actually being posted as an additional payment for the previous statement period, and not on the new statement period you are currently in, per the ebill you just got. The problem with this is, that you assume when you make your payment for the current bill that was just posted that that will be your payment that is due for that Period. Then when you log back into your online banking, you will still see that a payment is still owing.

    I have called them several times on this and they refused to understand that they are posting the ebill a day early and prompting customers to make the payment that day when in actuality they shouldn't make the payments till a day later. This basically forces people to make two payments that month in order for them to show that their account is current. You have to know that the payment that was just made does NOT show up on the old statement but does show up as a "current" payment transaction. Even though they posted in old period I have to note that the payment that was just made does not show up on the old statement but does show up as a transaction for the new statement. Even though they posted in old statement period.

    This is not right. We are basically getting forced to make another payment to ensure that you have a payment that post in the new statement period. Please note, that this is not a past due situation. I pay my credit card the day that I get the ebill. They are simply sending out the ebills too early indicating that you owe a payment. When you go to make that payment if you happen to make it on the same day the bill comes out it applies it to the old statement. Even though it is a new ebill. This then forces you to make an additional payment for that period otherwise your account shows late.

    Please note, that this is not a past due situation. I pay my credit card bills the day that I get it. None of the payments are made late. They are simply sending out the ebill too early indicating that you owe a payment. When you go to make that payment if you happen to make it on the same day it applies it to the old statement. Even though it is a new ebill. This then forces you to make an additional payment for that otherwise your account Will be late. It is a simple online glitch, and they refuse to fix it!!!

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    Reviewed Aug. 11, 2016

    Bank of America credit card is charging interest, computed daily, on the credit card balance that is open during the grace period to pay what is due. No way will I continue with this credit card.

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    Reviewed Aug. 11, 2016

    I have come up with a viable past time while you are on interminable hold waiting to speak to someone on the phone in the fraud division. Google what the executives at BOA are making in compensation. Then maybe it will become clear why there are underpaid, overworked people trying to handle customer complaints -- of which they are too many to mention. I bet the only thing that is a hassle to these executives is getting to get the heliport on Fridays to book a seat to the Hampton's. My mother gifted me some BOA stock when she passed away. She was using this stock to supplement her social security income. I watched that stock go into the dumper where it has basically stayed all these years. I have kept it as a memory of her but at a penny a share, she wouldn't even have been able to get a decent lunch out of that.

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    Reviewed Aug. 8, 2016

    Stay far far away. I've been a long time customer (> 10 years), and they are screwing with me regarding a vacation impacted payment (3 days late). They have upped the flat charge. They have upped the percentage penalty, and they treated me like a piece of crap on the phone. When I tried to cancel, they don't tell you you have 300+ bucks in points equiv positive, they try to cancel on you without letting you redeem. Take your business far from here. Far far away!! Don't give them the chance to screw you too!!!

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    Reviewed Aug. 8, 2016

    I have been a Visa and a Mastercard holder with Bank of America for over 10 years. When I have called Customer Service over the past 10 years I have almost always had the call answered promptly. Today I called (on a Sunday!) and attempted to reach Customer Service on 3 separate occasions. Wait times were over an hour and it seems that Bank of America has changed their automated prompts to make it more challenging to get a rep on the phone. I will feel compelled to look for another credit card company if Bank of America can't get their act back together and return to good customer service practices.

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    Reviewed Aug. 5, 2016

    Trying to order textbooks, and they decline my purchase (I have a zero balance on this credit card, so money wasn't the issue, and they approved the other two purchases). By the way, it took them well over three hours to even alert me to the suspected fraud. So I try to contact them to find out what the **, and the guy tells me, "Oh, sorry, you'll have to call". So, I call, and guess what, the wait time is over an hour. I am trying to make a purchase. Seriously, what if I was standing in the grocery store? Or trying to pick up my kids from daycare and make the payment there? Or get an emergency flight out of some ** hell hole, or pay for a life saving medicine? By the time I got through to their "customer service" I'd be dead.

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    Reviewed Aug. 4, 2016

    I called these people but before I can get through anyone's I have to push so much numbers and was on hold for 45 minutes and some smart ** Nick ** got on the phone being a very smart ** and before I can say anything I was transfer for another 20 min wait time. That's already total of 1 hr and 5 min and guess what. When someone finally answered saying wrong department and got transferred again for another 30 min. That's total of 1 hr and 35 min. Where the hell is all the people that they hire ** at the back office. And their dispute department is horrible. I was asking question more like a interrogation than a customers so I hanged up.

    And most of the when I called the people that they hired had such a deep accent that I can't even understand what they said and the ones who's speaks well acting like an arrogant **. I ** hate Bank of America. And when I called to closed the account the ** behind the line was rude and saying that I should not based on one bad experienced to closed the account. And I told her "one experienced was enough and now I am closing an account with you and your attitude." I definitely wanted to closed permanently and I told her thank god because I don't plan to reopen an account with this dumb ** bank.

    The thing is if this bank is so busy then hired more people. We have emergency and needed to speak to someone fast. I don't need these people answer my call when they are good and ready. Please there's is a lot of credit card out there that have great service but not Bank of America. Horrible people, horrible card and hideous service all the ways. No one should have to wait like I did to speaks to someone and had a nervous breakdown. These people try to tell me that my card is premium. Then if my card is premium and got tested the way I was treated I can't imagine what other card holder going through. When try to called them the only time I got good service was activated my card. Them is bank suck and their service is sucker. Bank of America you know what. You can take the credit card, shove it up to y'all where the sun don't shine.

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    Reviewed Aug. 2, 2016

    I went through a horrible divorce and my assets were frozen. I had a balance with Bank of America (BOA) and had always paid the entire balance off monthly. Once my bank account was frozen, I contacted BOA to let them know that my payment would need to be extended. After a couple months I called BOA and informed them that I would pay the account in full and requested the payoff balance. I was given the outstanding balance and paid it in full with late charges/fees and confirmed that the entire account was paid including fees and interest through the payoff date. The following month I received a credit card statement stating that I owed another $300. I refused to pay it as I had already paid my balance in full and the amount owed at the time of the payoff was inclusive of all fees/charges and interest.

    I have had the account in good standing and have not paid the balance. I have spoken to BOA management and they still will not remove the charges. I think it is so sad that BOA will push hard for this $300 that they said is additional that I owe. At the time of the payoff, the balance was $11,000. I am just a small consumer. I am disgruntled and cannot believe the poor customer service and empathy that BOA has. I was thinking that this bank was going to be wonderful to assist me, but when the chips were down for me, yeah, they let me ride out a couple of months without paying anything. But after a couple of months, they were paid in full with all their fees and interest and they still want more. I'm done with Bank of America!

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    Reviewed July 22, 2016

    Bank of America isn't customer friendly. I have a card/acct. with a limit of $19,400 credit limit that I currently owe $1,918.24 and am considering paying off. The account has always been in good standing, with the exception of an issue with a credited online payment that they indicate didn't occur. So 30 days... BS. I just found out that the account was closed without notification, but ALL statements (mailed or online) indicate the above credit limit. So, they closed my account without good reason and without notice. I advise considering other options before doing business with BOA!

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    Reviewed July 21, 2016

    B of A is the WORST bank on the planet from their fraudulent processes to their horrible customer services/staff! After having a Gold Reserve account for years linked to checking, B of A randomly "closed these accounts for all customers". This created a spiraling disaster. They promised to correct things and return the thousands of dollars to me "within 48 hours". Another LIE from this evil bank, no funds 5 days later, right before I'm to hop a plane out of country! They are heartless!!! They smile, smirk and sneer at you as they tell you there's nothing they can do. I can't wait to transfer every penny out of my accounts when I return from vacation! Stay away from these shady crooks!

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    Reviewed July 20, 2016

    July 12, 2016: Call to inform that we would make major purchase with their Visa card while on vacation, including to Canada. Card must not be placed on restriction during the trip. July 17: Visa Card frozen, one pre-booked tour was cancelled. No alternate credit card. Have to use cell phone to call B of A, on our expensive "roaming" time. 1st call: 10 min. hold. Gave up. 2nd call: Female rep said she must call us back on pre-registered cell phone to verify ID. Never called back. 3rd call: Male rep with accent impossible to decipher. Spoke to supervisor. He released all restriction. I WOULD NOT TRUST any front line rep. I would call supervisor to verify their work. I would get another bank's credit card.

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    Reviewed June 26, 2016

    Applied for a 18 month, zero interest cc and got approved for two balance transfers, for less than 5k total within 1 minute, but they didn't inform me it would take 3 weeks for them to do the balance transfers which ended up causing me to pay late fees on my old account. When BOA staff were questioned about all the time it took I was told "Oh, you must have applied online". Yeah, so what? If you apply online you're not going to get all the info you need. I'm taking their damn card and stashing it away, using their zero interest for the 18 months and not charging a DAMN thing on it.

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    Reviewed June 20, 2016

    Been with BOA since 94. Had a 21,000 credit limit, paid on time, paid balances off a few times. Paid Balance once again in Feb 2016. Called a few days later to make sure there were no interest charges that would come up. The customer service guy said "No there will not be any". He said unless I charge something I do not need to look at my statements for payments. WRONG. Just found out I owed $32 for interest. So I called and paid it. They waived the late fee as they understood the mistake. BUT the account was closed based on being 60 days late. In order to open it again, they wanted to pull a credit report. NO THANKS.

    My credit rating is very high which means very good. Now I have a blemish. I told BOA that they needed to change this to not show 60 days late or that it was closed due to being 60 days late. And of course they cannot do this. Therefore because I listened to them shame on me. I encourage everyone who has BOA to change. There is so much more to the story but I have spent too much time on it already. I have never written a review before, but they screwed up and at the end of the day, I was the one that got screwed. My credit report will show a 60 late payment and account closed due to 60 day late payment.

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    Reviewed June 16, 2016

    I checked my credit card online this afternoon and I saw a charge that I was not supposed to have from a gym membership. I called them, the first call I waited 40 minutes online trying to speak with a representative. Someone answered but it was not the correct person, then she put me on hold and tried to connect me with the right department, that took 45 minutes and unfortunately I was not assisted because they hung up the phone. I tried one more time to see if I was lucky enough to find a nice person that could assist me. I gentlemen answered the phone and asked me how he could help me. I explained him my situation. He decided to contact the gym but at the end was even worst. He did not help me with anything. I waste my time trying to get in touch with them and trying to resolve my problem.

    I just had an horrible experience with Bank of America even though I have been doing business with them for 3 years and I am a awesome customer. I am deciding TO CLOSE ALL MY ACCOUNTS. At the end they do not care about the customer. They do not value the good customers they have. But its fine. What could I expect from them. The only thing that they do right is CHARGING AND COLLECTING MONEY. I am sure that there is a lot of great banks that will take care and appreciate a good customer.

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    Reviewed June 15, 2016

    After 18 years of banking with BoA, never missing a payment, never overdrafting an account, and having 3 accounts, 3 lines of credit, and a credit score in the 700s today we decided we would open our business account with BoA. During our visit we found out that one of our credit lines we recently opened to balance transfer away from American Express was decreased from 10,000.00 to 2900.00 with no real explanation (mind you we've never missed a payment or overdrafted or overextended our credit) and the balance transfer we set up didn't go through. We found this out by going in there for an unrelated visit to open a business account.

    Bank of America obviously already is known for being a greedy, inconsiderate, and generally unpleasant company to work with and we've given them countless opportunities to prove their value, but today was the end of it. We've opened our business account with Wells Fargo and we've agreed to a credit line with no interest for 18 months to get all of our BoA credit lines closed out and moved away from this miserable place. BoA convinced us to open this line of credit and then a week later after sending us congratulatory letters, our credit card, and a copy of our credit report with our 718 credit score, they turned around and made the credit line worthless. Thank you for adding a credit inquiry to our credit report for nothing BoA... Thanks for that.

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    Reviewed June 13, 2016

    I have applied for a Bank Of America travel credit card online on 10th June 2016. I found it to be pretty slow. I called customer care to fast track my application process but I was indeed given an option to cancel my credit card application as it takes too long i.e, 30 days for them to review and later on 7-10 days to reach me by mail. When I asked customer care if they made any hard inquiry on credit report, they never confirmed it. Otherwise I would have cancelled my credit card application. I did not expect this, and would like to give a less than zero rating for processing new credit card. Very slow service.

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    Reviewed June 12, 2016

    I have been credit card customer for the last 5 years and always paid on time except for last month where I was late by 1 day. They charged a service fee of $25 and when I requested to waive it, the representative tone was like "Get lost." What a horrible way of dealing with the customers. Will never use this card and will never suggest this bank or credit card to anyone.

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    Reviewed June 7, 2016

    I wish I had read all the reviews here before getting a Bank of America card. I contacted them today because I have never received anything regarding my Amtrak reward points. I asked them what my member number was. My customer service representative Erika said they did not know. I asked them how on Earth are they crediting me any points if I don't even have a member number? So basically the reward points that were advertised with the card are a scam and do not exist. This is fraudulent advertising for both Bank of America and Amtrak.

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    Reviewed June 3, 2016

    I signed up with a promotional APR of 0% for 12 to 15 months and after the 1st month, I was charged interest and now they are saying, I only have 0% on balance transfers. This is ridiculous! The purpose of me applying was to take advantage of 0% to save money! Bank of America is not a good company to do business with!! Stay away from this company, they are only in the market to rip people off, stealing people's money!

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    Reviewed June 1, 2016

    I had a Visa secured credit card with BofA and I have never received any statements or activity on my account. Up to this date my account is now in collections when I had never used it and tried to file a fraud case. They never could assist me. It's either pay your account or nothing. What type of business is this? I had submitted a credit dispute to see what other actions can be done.

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    Reviewed May 15, 2016

    An account was opened in 2001 by Larry **. I later married his widow. I never agreed to be responsible for this account and NEVER made a purchase or asked to have my name put on it. BofA has slandered my credit and this account is the ONLY derogatory account I have out of 18. I spent $100 bucks with Lexington Law to fight this. They told me to hire a local attorney. I am in Sacramento Ca. I NEED an attorney and will spend the money need to file a lawsuit. Thanks.

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    Reviewed May 5, 2016

    I have been trying to resolve a issue with BOA Claims Depart, Customer Service, etc. for 3 months. No one there can help you. They say they will call you back and don't. I have made 6 calls to them, going through details each time and then they say they can help me and transfer me to someone else who can't help either. No one knows what they are doing and I can't resolve the issues. It's the worst customer service I have ever dealt with. I have cancelled the card and will never use BOA again. I have excellent credit, but was traveling to Alaska and wanted this card for free bags. Alaska Airlines should find new bank cause this one is killing your business. It's a long story, after 3 months, but these guys are terrible, worthless and it's painful listening to all their excuses. No one is authorized there for anything, so don't even bother calling.

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    Reviewed April 28, 2016

    I transferred 1,700 dollar from debit to platinum credit card. As there are no BOA locations in columbus ohio. The balance wasn't showed up in my online account even after 12 hour. I called them and make a request several times. They just keep transferring my call to one another. They didn't say it's not possible. They just keep transferring and at the middle they disconnect phone. Worse experience..

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    Reviewed April 19, 2016

    Started at 5 minutes estimated wait, then as I waited it changed to 6 minutes, 7 minutes, and so on. How does the volume of demand and the estimated time increase when I'm already in the queue?

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    Reviewed April 14, 2016

    I opened an account with Bank of America in 2007, have always paid the min. payment. On 4/13/2016 I paid my entire bal. of 6,624.24. As soon as I did they reviewed my credit & decided to close my account. They penalized me for paying the balance.

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    Reviewed April 12, 2016

    I live abroad and use Bank of America as my US-based bank. I am having some issues with my debit card and the problem could be solved if I just could talk to a real human for a couple seconds. Alas, no luck! I simply can't wait on hold for 30-40 minutes, especially because I'm not confident that holding longer will ever result in a connected call! The worst part: I call during business hours, and the message tells me: "We're sorry, our offices are closed. Our business hours are 7 am-10 pm, please call back during those times." Considering I am calling at 8 am on a Tuesday, I am pretty sure I AM CALLING DURING THOSE TIMES. Ugggh! Just awful.

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    Reviewed April 12, 2016

    The bank calls leaves me a message and says my account will be on hold until I call and review some transactions with them. I have been calling for three days and nobody picks the call up. So how am I supposed to call and clear it up if they wont answer the call?

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    Reviewed April 6, 2016

    Before studying abroad for a semester, I decided to sign up for a Bank of America student debit card because I knew Bank of America was an international bank and they told me that there would be no fee for using the card internationally. I clarified three times, making sure to ask if a few would incur, for instance, if I withdrew from a Bank of America partner bank or if I used my debit card in a store or at a non-partner bank atm. They clarified that unless I withdrew from a non-partner atm, there would be no fees. I put the majority of my money for abroad in that account because my personal bank charged a 1% interest rate per transaction or withdrawal overseas. A month into my semester I found $140 worth of fees on my bank statement for international transactions.

    Since it is incredibly expensive for me to call them abroad with my phone plan, as they usually put you on hold for about an hour, it would have been more expensive to call and ask than let it go so I looked online and found it says there is a 3% fee of each transaction, which is more expensive than the local bank I normally use. I don't know how they twisted the truth, perhaps they will tell me when I get home and complain that they were talking about "some other type of international fee", but I am outraged. I can't switch my money back to my other account from here without incurring a fee either, so I will apparently continue to have to use fees, which will most likely mean I can spend two weeks less here. Needless to say when I get back I am cancelling my bank account with a very angry complaint letter about the dishonesty of this company.

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    Reviewed March 28, 2016

    Can Bank of America credit card fees get any more infuriating? The answer is “yes” and here are 2 relatively new credit card fees that Bank of America has dreamed up. The first has to do with being charged a foreign transaction fee on purchases made in the United States. Here’s the experience encountered on 2 separate occasions. In both cases purchases were made using a BofA credit card to 2 international companies. Both purchases were made in the US but, because these 2 international companies use a foreign bank as a clearing house, BofA charged a foreign transaction fee. This places the cardholder in a position of having to know where a company does their corporate banking.

    How is the cardholder going to know where a company does its banking? Or how is the cardholder even able to ferret out such information? The answer to both questions is the cardholder simply cannot. But even more infuriating is that BoA often blames the international company for the fee. This is simply not true. BofA assigns the foreign transaction fee not the international company. While it is possible to get these fees removed, doing so requires a lot of time and effort on the part of the cardholder.

    The second Bank of America credit card fee is even more infuriating. I’ll use myself as a typical case. My credit card payment is due on or before the 15th of every month. But my next billing cycle begins on the 19th of each month. This leaves 4 “uncovered” dates. If I happen to make a purchase during those 4 “uncovered” dates, BofA automatically charges interest on that purchase, even though I have never been late with a payment and always pay the balance in full. BofA offers no explanation for this fee and this lack of explanation can be interrupted as “we can so we did”. The only positive to both of these practices is that BofA is becoming more cognizant of the power of consumer complaints going viral on social media. But BofA becoming enlightened has been a very slow process.

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    Reviewed March 9, 2016

    I have been with Bank of America credit card for years. Now, this is about the 10th time they have done this to me; whenever I pay the balance off, they lower my credit limit. They did this to me years ago, when I needed to buy plane tickets, which was an emergency, and they lowered my credit balance. No letter. Just lowered it, and the month before I needed the tickets, I paid the balance off in full. Well, they did it again. I just paid off my balance. My credit limit was $4600 February of 2016.

    Today, March 9, 2016, I went to check my statement online, and they just lowered my score to $1000. When I called, I got some idiot telling me they sent me a letter, which I never received, explaining that I have missed payments. That is so funny. All my credit cards, mortgage, car payment are taken out of my checking account automatically every month. So that is lie number one. Lie number 2 is that they sent me a letter March 4th; well if they put messages on your account and alerts on your account, when you sign in, why is that letter not there for me to read. Does it always have to be a surprise with BOA?

    I feel they should not have the authority to check your credit every 6 months, and if that is the case, 6 months ago I had higher balances on my credit cards, and auto loan. So, if my score is over 700, I pay all my credit cards and bills automatically, so I won't forget to pay a bill, why did they lower my credit limit in March of 2016, and not 6 months ago?

    BOA practices need to be addressed by the government; the lie, they pull your credit whenever you pay them off or make a big chunk of a payment, and then because they get upset that you don't have a high credit card bill, they lower your amount to purchase. It seems to me that they are not making enough off of your charge card, so why keep you as a customer. Beware all of BOA. They are deceptive in their practices, and I am reporting them to the National Banking Commission, as I have had it with them.

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    Reviewed March 7, 2016

    When I started using my BOA credit card they promised no annual fee. A few years ago they started charging 80 a year to with no good reason. I pay on time every month and have good credit. Someone told me they're in trouble with their unfair practices. So now they are gouging the "good" customers to make up the money they're losing.

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    Reviewed March 4, 2016

    I have had 1 credit card account with BOA for several years and recently opened another one. During the years I had my first credit card with them they only raised my credit limit 1 time. BOA placed several hard inquiries on my credit report even after I told them they did not have my permission to place a hard inquiry on my credit report. Now since they closed both credit cards my credit will be ruined as it will now be listed as 2 separate closed accounts both with balances. I have never once paid any of these accounts late. They claim it is because my revolving balance is too high and that is not believable because my balances are actually lower than they were. I have used BOA for many years, always trusting them with my family's hard earned money. I am now realizing this is a huge mistake as BOA does not value me as a customer. Very disappointed with BOA.

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    Reviewed March 3, 2016

    Bank of America stopped my automatic credit card payments after 12 months. In my experience, automatic payments never stop until you put a stop to them yourself. I had some late payments as a result of not realizing that the automatic payments had stopped. When I complained, the Bank agreed correct my credit report. It was my understanding that the automatic payments would start again, but this didn't happen, so several payments were late again, ruining my credit.

    The Bank will not see my point of view on any of it, and insists that I have to be punished. They have no blame in the matter. It's just that I am financially irresponsible. I still cannot understand why the Bank of America would have "automatic payments" that end automatically. This must be a money maker for them. I cannot see any benefit to the consumer. I will be moving all of my accounts. Not that it will matter to them since they can hit us all up for BILLIONS in bailout money any time they fail to manage their finances. Disgusting.

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    Reviewed March 1, 2016

    I have had my B of A credit card for 15 years. When it was issued, they gave me an enormous credit line. Much more than I ever needed. I've used the card extensively over the years. The balance has gotten high at times, but eventually has been paid off, at least two to three times. Mind you, I have never gotten anywhere near the limit on this card. A month ago I was on a business trip with this card because two of my others with much smaller limits were nearing the limit, so I brought this one, just in case I needed it.

    Lo and behold, I needed to purchase an airline ticket while away. My B of A card was declined. When I called, all they could tell me was that my limit had been reduced by $15,000, but would not give me any reason. "We sent a letter." was all they would tell me. This essentially left me high and dry, with no warning. Mind you, my B of A card has been paid a day or two late at times, it has NEVER been delinquent and the minimum, if not more, has always been paid. My credit score, when I checked it during this ordeal was in the 700's.

    Went to a B of A branch, where I was rudely told "We can't help you, read the letter." I have the money to pay these cards off, but due to cash flow issues at the moment, have chosen not to. I am infuriated that after so many years of being a good customer. The kind that actually MAKES THEM MONEY. They would treat me this way. I have now paid this card off, and will no longer do business with Bank of America.

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    Reviewed Feb. 26, 2016

    I have had a credit card with BoA for 20 years and always paid on time. Last summer I received a phone call that claimed to be from B of A asking for personal identifying information (starting out with my address). I refused to provide any information but did call the phone number of my Bof A credit card. They assured me it was a scam and not to provide any info. The person called back several times but I refused to provide any info. I also received a letter but calling Bof A, they assured me it was a scam. Then BofA cancelled my credit card but has refused to provide any explanation as to why. I tried to use my accumulated rewards to pay my balance due but BofA claims they have the right to seize my rewards since the credit card was cancelled.

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    Reviewed Feb. 26, 2016

    My mother passed away on February 10th, 2016 and as executor of her estate, it was up to me to pay off her debts. Every time that Bank of America sent a bill to pay off her credit card, I would write a check to pay the debt off and 2 weeks later, they would double dip into her account. Every time I call them about this problem, they say that they are there to help me, which I call ** on! They are only there to cheat people out of their money. I have had to call them 3 separate times on the same double dipping problem. I am to the point of taking them to court. 2 months ago, I paid off the balance of over $6,300, and they double dipped in the account again, which ended up with overdrafts in the account and every check that I used to pay the utilities had bounced. I ended up paying late fees and overdraft fees, because Bank of America ripped my mother off.

    Do yourself a favor and don't ever use this bank for any reason. You will have more grief than you can handle. They are the worst banking institution in the United States. Stay away from them and use a honest a reputable bank, such as a credit union. I personally use a credit union, and have never had any problems. Bank of America is only good for one thing, and that's ripping off people, especially veterans and hard working people.

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    Reviewed Feb. 18, 2016

    Dear Bank of America, you are the absolute worst bank ever. You only came into my life when I married my husband and we paid off his credit card with Bank of America. We overpaid $400 and you didn't let us know until we figured it out when we checked to see if it was paid off. So you said you would give us our $400 that you owed us. So we waited and waited and finally my husband called to find out where our money was and then you decided to mail us our check but at the same time you also put the $400 in our bank account and did not tell us. We did not know what happened until you contacted us to let us know that YOU overpaid us $400 so we said we would gladly pay that off. But then you continued to charge us interest and when we had the $400 paid back to you which was due to YOUR mistake, you had charged us interest for two months.

    So my hubby called to get that taken off since we should not have to pay for your mistake and you said it would be done and then you didn't take care of it. Then you added more interest and more late fees and we called again and again to get them taken off. You repeatedly hung up on us or transferred us to like 5 people to finally be told it will be taken care of but you keep sending us bills and charging interest and late fees and it's now on our credit. This has been going on for months and an endless cycle of fees for your mistake that we call every month about and are told it's taken care of but we are still getting bills!!! We are being punished for paying off this credit card and being punished for YOUR mistake.

    We will make sure everyone we know and my husband is active duty so he knows lots of people, I repeat, we will let everyone know what a horrible scamming institution you are and that you have horrible customer service. We are so glad we no longer have a credit card with you and we will never ever be your customer again. I will also put this review not only on Facebook but on Yelp and every other place online that I can so everyone will see what a horrible company you are!!

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    Reviewed Feb. 17, 2016

    This bank is the worst ever! Don't ever use one of their credit cards. It is not worth your time. They have my account frozen even though it has never been in default. I can't even make a payment online! Unbelievable! Service reps only know what they have memorized and do not try to understand the situation. Please train these people! I'm done with BOA.

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    Reviewed Feb. 12, 2016

    I applied for a Alaska Airline Signature card - got approved. Got a 2000.00 Platinum Plus in the mail. At no point did it say you didn't qualify for the card and you would get a crappy card with no benefits, I would have declined. My credit score is 728 with very little debt and I have $10,000 with my credit union. Bait and switch. I called and closed. Be aware when applying with Bank Of America.

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    Reviewed Feb. 10, 2016

    I opened a account (Alaska air credit card) and sent in my first payment of fifty dollars. I got a late notice with interest from them, so I sent them a copy of my bill pay transaction. The next bill showed the balance plus interest. I called customer service and they told me they had received my copy but could not do anything because I had not approved my bank??? After many phone calls and 5 hours on the phone I straightened it out or so I thought! Several days later they put the late payment on my credit report! I have never been late on a payment in my life and had a great rating. Back on the phone for another hour they assured me they would take care of it! Days later and they still haven't fixed it!!! DON'T EVER DEAL WITH BANK OF AMERICA!!!

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    Reviewed Jan. 29, 2016

    I have been with Bank of America for over 15 years. I originally had my mortgage through Country Wide but it was sold to Bank of America who offered overdraft protection. In the fine print which I take full responsibility for not reading was the astronomical interest rates since it's considered a "cash advance". After seeing what was happening and calling customer service they wouldn't do anything about the charges nor would they do anything about the additional "fees" they charge for the overdraft. Since all this debt was collecting on the credit card I finally managed to pay off the balance and the next day for another charge from the bank. This is very much a consumer beware advisement... This bank is horrible and will nickel and dime your account till there is nothing left.

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    Reviewed Jan. 6, 2016

    "Regarding the credit card account ending in **, and specifically the following transaction WALMART.COM 800-966-6546 AR on the amount of $215.54 as listed on my credit card statement, when I simply tried to file a complaint about this irregular and wrong overcharge on my order it was simply indicated that no transaction would be eligible for complaints. This then begs the question: is this credit card company working in collusion with Walmart in order to steal my money since there is clearly no reason to begin with for one to not be able to question a transaction. Too bad I choose to use this subpar low key credit card issued by this financial institution whose services are nothing but a derogatory disgrace. Bank of America certainly makes it close to impossible to file any complaint online, such a far cry from the excellence in services provided by American Express."

    "The aforementioned order and transaction had an unrequested item added to it which substantially increased the amount charged, in other words I never added the items below to my order: Factory-Reconditioned RotoZip SS355-10-RT 5.5 Amp RotoSaw Spiral Saw Kit 2 x $54.99 = $109.98 to the Walmart Order **. I already contacted walmart.com for no avail, as far as I see I don't work for Walmart (thus don't have time call, pack, ship, and drive for them), and also don't have time to write long emails to solves problems that should not exist to begin with had the merchant acted with decency and had a system that would work properly. So, unless refund the aforementioned value ($109.98) to my account I will have to escalate this matter to your federal regulatory agency."

    Above is the content of the message that I was intending to send to Bank of America. Unfortunately, they make it close to impossible to send such message to them. A truly distraught and disturbing situation. How many people have time and patience to spend over the phone arguing with these crooks?

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    Reviewed Jan. 2, 2016

    I paid off my Bank of America credit card & mailed in a written CANCELATION NOTICE on a monthly statement. Almost a year later I received a letter from a collection agency claiming I owed $400.62 to Bank of America. I contacted B of A and found that in Jan. 2015 they had received a charge from Microsoft for $108.39. Calling B of A took a total of 4 calls, about 2 1/2 hours, and I was transferred to 7 different departments (Collections, Claims, Credit, Recovery, Escalations, Resolutions, Fraud, back to Resolutions) to even find the correct person to tell me that there is nothing they could do. They first said that when I paid off the account I had overpaid the account by $.10 and that had left the account open, so when the charge came in it was accepted. I had no knowledge of any purchase from Microsoft, so I contacted them, but they could find no record of the charge and told me to dispute it with B of A.

    I disputed the charge, but it was discovered that my son had used the card back 2013 and it was a recurring charge, so it was not fraudulent. I again contacted B of A to resolve the matter. This time they said that they showed no record of my Cancelation Notice and that was why the charge from Microsoft was not declined in January. They had also charged an annual fee of $75 in Feb. 2015. After that the account accrued interest and penalties up to $400.62 and was sent off to collections. I explained to them that in all that time I had received no statements or notice of any kind. I would most certainly have paid the $108.39, but I was completely unaware of it. I have had the card since 2007 and paid it off without ever having even a late payment. Why would I pay thousands of dollars in 2014 to bring the balance to zero, and then not pay the last $108.39.

    I offered to pay and accept responsibility and for the $108.39 charge, though it should have been declined due to the account being closed. However, I do not accept their excuse that they have no record of the Cancelation Notice, nor that a $.10 credit would leave the account open, nor their insistence that this leaves me with responsibility for their penalties and fees, not to mention the mark against my credit report and score.

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    Reviewed Dec. 20, 2015

    I asked for a replacement card because my card was damaged. When I got my replacement card I try to activate it and I couldn't activate it so I call customer service to see what the problem was. They couldn't answer me. They had no idea why. Very rude all he told me was "I will give you a number to call on Monday." So I called on Monday and they told me I had to send them proof of residence in order to open my account again. I found it very strange. I have over 10 credit card nobody has ever asked me for that but I went ahead and send it to them. 7 days later they closed my account for no reason whatsoever.

    This is the worst credit card I've ever had in my life. Thank God I wasn't on vacation and I have means of other money right before Christmas if not my three children would have not gotten the Christmas present this year, and they don't care about you. And then without my permission they ran a hard inquiry on my report again. I will pay off my remaining balance in full and never want to hear of this bank ever again. I don't think they'll be around much longer anyways. And at the end of the day you guys gave me a pre-approved offer that's why I took the card. How crazy is that?

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    Reviewed Dec. 18, 2015

    I had been given a promotional offer of 20000 bonus points on a new credit card if I applied for it. But when I did and made all the eligible purchases (and made payments), the bank refused to give me the bonus points, saying that the offer does not have points for my account since it was not set up in that way. After repeatedly calling customer care there has been no improvement in the situation. All that I have received as reply is that customer care keeps saying that they have escalated the issue.

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    Reviewed Dec. 17, 2015

    You have improperly imposed a $37.00 late fee on my account. My payment was not late and made via phone Pacific Time. The rep and manager say the call ended at 12:03 am EST time. The call took 12 minutes and was made before midnight EST. I want this fee reversed. I called in and want to file a complaint against your rude obnoxious unprofessional reps and manager Gregory in Morgantown, Angel, Samantha in Arkansas and Mikala.

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    Reviewed Dec. 16, 2015

    I have called Bank of America customer services on numerous occasions trying to find someone with the authority to be able to negotiate a credit card settlement. I was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in October 2005. I immediately began medications called Dopamine Agonists. Some examples would be: **. These medications have horrendous side effects that affect many people. Some of these include severe obsessive compulsive tendencies such as gambling, excessive shopping on the internet, sex and ** just to name a few. I ran up around $10,000 on my Bank of America AAA Mastercard and have been struggling to pay it off since 2009. Every time I call them, it's like they don't know ** from shinola. I am told a different story every time and transferred all around the place, sometimes to the same department numerous times. No one knows what the hell is going on.

    Because of my Parkinson's and the medication side effects, I developed several obsessive tendencies. I used credit cards, including my Bank of America card and accumulated over $10,000 in charges stemming from online gambling, online adult games, making numerous purchases over the internet, some of which I don't remember making. I've changed medication and since three weeks ago, I have come out of my fog and can think more clearly and have realized to horrible things I have done and am trying to save my marriage and family!!

    I've called these morons at Bank of America customer service numerous times in order to negotiate a settlement of my entire balance. None of these bozos can tell me or transfer me to someone who has the authority to negotiate a deal. I was told yesterday that, because I have been a very good customer, they were not able to negotiate a settlement at all. I would have to have defaulted on the contract and be behind of payments for several months before they could offer to settle the balance. This seems to be an idiotic policy and makes no sense. I'm a good customer and pay my credit card payment on time and have for many years, but I need to get out from all my debts that I amassed when I was a crazy man. Does anyone know of any management level employee at Bank of America that is smart enough to negotiate a settlement with a good customer rather than a bad one? I would sure like to know!

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    Reviewed Dec. 15, 2015

    I opened a credit card account, earned over 40,000 points. BOA closed my account because of their evaluation of my credit report. I paid on time, and paid off the account. Now they tell me since the account was closed I cannot use or redeem the points I earned. In my opinion, that is stealing. DO NOT USE BANK OF AMERICA.

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    Reviewed Nov. 30, 2015

    We canceled automatic payment on our credit card and started paying manually. Bank of America took a large payment (not even near what the minimum is) out of our USAA checking account. They stated they would put the money back, but never did. We are now out that money and Bank of America will not handle it. I am going through my bank. Bank of America has simply committed fraud, in my opinion.

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    Reviewed Nov. 16, 2015

    As a loyal BoA customer for over a decade, I've never had a late payment. Then I lost my job and, amidst incredible stress, didn't notice that my BoA credit card was getting charged $7.95 per month for Netflix. I failed to pay the credit card for 2 months - $16 in total. It's my fault, I admit it. But BoA reported this to credit agencies some 2 years later. My credit score went down by nearly 100 points, and I was in serious danger of failing to qualify for a house loan (otherwise perfect credit). I spent close to 20 hours with various BoA representatives to no avail. I obtained legal advice, and I'm aware that BoA could have forgiven my $16 mistake, in lieu of being a loyal perfect long-time customer, but they chose not to. So BoA cost me thousands of dollars because of a simple mistake.

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    Reviewed Nov. 12, 2015

    I am filing a formal complaint about the aggressively negligent customer service care provided by Bank of America with regard to my Credit Card. I have had this card for a few years and recently decided to take it rather than cash on a trip, thinking it would be more convenient to access and track my expenses. The failure was both in execution of a mere 1-800 access number which directs one only in Spanish, although it is called Bank of America for a reason, to all of its customers after hours, misrepresented when finally reached an actual English speaking representative by being promised a resolution with 24 hours, and a credit department holding my credit capability, capitalizing on their own opportunity to increase their own revenue at the expense of the consumer when I made two full payment in the same month! One paying off a small balance in full in a timely manner at the beginning of this month. And the second in advance of any future expenses I might anticipate ensuring I was fully covered within any limits.

    It is now day three of my trip, and I have had no access to my credit, being denied, and embarrassingly turned away from purchases with ample funds being made available to them because Bank of America placed a "Hold" on my PAYMENT to them, because it was unusually large amount for me to pay in one month compared to previous months. So they froze my whole account???

    I can't even access the funds from my own bank (Florence Savings...a wonderful small institution) because Bank of America happily accepted my advanced payment, but won't allow me to access because the charges would not benefit them. The fourth and final call to them this evening, yes, again, in Spanish. I finally reached two different departments than previously conversed with only to now be questioned as to whom at their own institution would tell me it would only be a 24-hour hold to verify when it could take up to 10-12 days!!! Outrageous business practices, accompanied by condescending CS reps whom patronize their customer’s intelligence and ability to think in a logic manner. Don't walk, RUN from this bank!

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    Reviewed Oct. 29, 2015

    After paying off a large balance on BoA, I had an automatic payment come through. Although I had a notification feature turned on for payment due, I did not receive a notice. The payment was late for 1 month. BoA took this opportunity to drop my credit line from $13k to $500. Seething!

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    Reviewed Oct. 27, 2015

    This is a horrible bank and has bureaucratic processes. I kept a large account with Bank of America for a good 10 years and had a credit card with over a 10K limit for 4 years. I had to leave the country because of personal reasons and I closed my bank account but forgot to close the credit card account. There were some fraudulent charges on this credit card and when I returned after some years these sleazy people had put $89 in collection. When I inquired about it and challenge the account, they said I couldn't challenge those payments as the 60-day time limit had passed. So I tried to reason with them to remove it from collections, not that I couldn't pay it but that in principle it was wrong. They didn't listen to any reasoning. They didn't even care that I'd been a customer for such a long time, nor did they ever try to contact me through email. This bank is extra sleazy, stay away from them!

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    Reviewed Oct. 21, 2015

    If you have a BofA CC card and have more than one interest rate, please scrutinize how your payments are being applied carefully. They do not conform to the Federal law passed in 2009, at least on my account. Several of the BofA staff admitted that the payments have been applied incorrectly, but cannot seem to get this issue resolved after 5 hours on the telephone. Because of their incompetence, they think everyone else is. A supervisor could not answer my questions, so she hung up on me. Do the math and check your monthly balances. The minimum goes to where they want, which is the lowest APR and all monies in excess of your minimum for the month, MUST be applied in full to to the HIGHEST APR. They also charge a yearly fee on their cc and charge interest which of course is at a different APR so you pay the yearly fee plus monthly interest. If you cancel, they still charge you a yearly fee as long as you carry a balance.

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    Reviewed Oct. 15, 2015

    I have a Bank of America credit card. This summer they double-processed a payment for over 13000 dollars. This was on Sept. 4th. Finally on Sept. 18th they admitted the error and agreed to transfer the funds back to me. But they made a mistake on the transfer so I never got the money. It went back to them. You can see on the attached receipt that my account had negative balance, i.e. they owed me 13495,87, on the statement date, Sept. 16th, with a payment date of Sept. 4th, and that they first tried to transfer the balance to me on Sept. 21st when they debited my account $13669.82, now leaving me owing them $173.95.

    They admitted that the transfer had failed on Sept. 25th and said they would start to process to transfer again, this time correctly. But as of today, October 15, 2015, they have still not returned my 13000 dollars. I was promised to have the money no later than October 13th. See the picture I attached from their customer support team on Facebook. Now they refuse to give me any information or answer when I will get the refund.

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    Reviewed Oct. 14, 2015

    I have had bank of America credit for several years. Today is the first time in so many years that I needed them to assist me with fees. To my disappointment, they literally turn me down.

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    Reviewed Oct. 2, 2015

    BOA has been promoting its BankAmericard Cash Rewards which has 1% cashback on every purchase, 2% at grocery stores and 3% on gas for the first $1,500 in combined grocery/gas purchases each quarter. I have been using this main credit card for my grocery shopping since Oct 2014 to Oct 2015 and just found out I only received 1% for entire year. So I contacted BOA's sales and she told me BOA system could only recognize "American grocery stores such as Safeway or luck, No Asia grocery stores" from its credit card cash reward system but BOA doesn't mention this clear info on this credit card's handbook to this credit card's users. Frankly, BOA provides a very good customer service to me since 2009. However, this is very bad experience about its credit card.

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    Reviewed Sept. 28, 2015

    I paid my August '15 bill online and made a typo in the amount - ***.01, by .01 (1 penny) I was short. On next statement I was billed for $21.77 for my 1 penny typo. Called customer service and complained and was told that I was charged because of my "full" payment was not full but short. However, the customer service agent told me to go ahead and pay the full amount including the interest and she would see to it that my next statement would show a credit for the interest. I paid online in advance, the full amt. incl. the interest. Next statement came - she was correct. That interest amount was credited. BUT, WAIT! They charged me for even more interest this time, $30.34.

    Again, I called customer service and was told this the 2nd month I would be charged and to go ahead and pay my account in full and there would be no further interest charges. Well, ** to that suggestion. After raising 10 kinds of hell, Joel agreed to waive the new interest charge and gave me the full amount due on my next payment. That full amount will be paid and after that I don't want anything to do with Bank of America. Additionally, this was a credit card through Royal Caribbean International. They will get an earful about the choice of going through Bank of America for their customers. Phooey!!! I plan on contacting my local TV station to let them know about Bank of America's interest charge scheme and furthermore, anywhere I can spread the word on the internet! Bank of America is a total ripoff!! Avoid them - run, run away as fast as you can - like your hair is on fire!

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    Reviewed Sept. 28, 2015

    I had 10000 dollars credit card limit and I paid 4000 dollars hoping to use for the Labor Day holiday/as soon as I made the payment online the very next day they reduced the limit to 6000. I called the customer care and requested to resend my payment and they promised they will and never did and when I called them after 5 days they said my account does not qualify to revert my payment. The bank acted cheap and never cared about my situation.

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    Reviewed Sept. 25, 2015

    I have no proof. But it seems like I am constantly harassed with new cards (meaning I must change all my auto-pay accounts) or locks due to 'suspicious activity'. These holds on my account then force me to answer meaningless security questions online. I really hate not being able to use my card whenever and wherever I want without them shutting me off. My guess is they do not want me as a customer since I don't carry a balance. I use the card for nothing else than accumulating miles with Alaska Airlines.

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    Reviewed Sept. 22, 2015

    So I have a BoA credit card for about 17 months. When I got it was secured, so I paid 99$ and that money was suppose to come back to me after 11 months. So today, 17 months later I called asking about the deposit, I'd like to apply it toward my bill and they said "NO!" I have NEVER paid it late, if anything, I did early payments and I just can't deal with the fact that they will not give my money back. I plan on paying it off in the next month and canceling it, what is in there to help customers? I just can't deal with it. If I had late payments and this kind of things, ok, but I never did. BoA you suck!!! And I am going to be closing my BoA account too, I can't deal with it. They have no appreciation to their loyal clients.

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    Reviewed Sept. 15, 2015

    If you are only 1 day late they will hit you with a $25 late fee. That's very high and I think it's quite unfair. I will stick with other credit cards such as the Discover It card.

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    Reviewed Sept. 14, 2015

    Somehow I received a pre-approved CC offering which I took. They sent me a card with a $1000 limit. Maybe 2 weeks later I noticed I was decreased to $500 with no reason. I used it like 4 month, always paid before due date and more than minimum payment. One day I went to use it in a restaurant and they told me it was declined. When I left the restaurant I called immediately and the response is that the user had voluntarily closed the card. I said no. The lady told me that she would fix this. So what they did was submit another Hard inquiry to the credit agency affecting My score. Denying the card and by the way my score was higher than when they actually opened the first place. First and last time for me with BOA. I was writing this as I wait for 40 minutes to make a payment over the phone because they could not verify my bank account.

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    Reviewed Sept. 14, 2015

    I had this card for a few years and never used it. Recently I moved across country and charged airline tickets and some other moving expenses. When I got the bill my interest was 20.99%. This was not the rate when I got the card 3 years ago. I have a very good credit score. Never missed a payment on anything. Called to get the rate reduced and was denied... 3 times. Beware, read all the material you receive from B of A.

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    Reviewed Sept. 1, 2015

    I have now spent over 1 hour and spoke with 9 different customer services reps trying to determine why a second account have been opened for a Alaska Airlines Visa Signature card. I did not request a new account, I do not want a second Alaska Airlines Visa Signature Card - but nobody can tell me how and why this happened. REALLY? BofA - this is way too labor intensive and you do not deserve me as your customer. I am now on the phone and on hold again while I am being transferred to CSR #10 - WTF???

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    Reviewed Aug. 27, 2015

    I received an email from Bank of America. I currently have a credit card with them and I pasted in the details: "A credit line increase on your Visa® credit card account ending in 2668 can mean more buying power for life's planned and unplanned expenses. There's no additional credit inquiry or application. Just verify your current income information by September 9, 2015 to see if you qualify." There were plenty of other graphics and images repeating "NO CREDIT CHECK". I am trying to mind my credit and be responsible and too many inquiries lowers your score. So immediately BofA runs a hard credit inquiry of my credit, lowering my score by a lot and basically killing my score.

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    Reviewed Aug. 24, 2015

    I called to verify charges on my card and the ** female employee was too hysterical and tried to send me a new card when there was no need. I simply verified the charges and the matter was over. She handled the situation poorly and wasn't calm and professional. This is a pattern with Bank of America. They need to hire employees that can be professional. Their customer service people on the phone are terrible these days. Their employees in their branches are also unprofessional and rude.

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    Reviewed Aug. 19, 2015

    Now realize, Bank of AMERICA do not participate in the BBB or Affairs. These people gave me a card for I believe 300.00 dollars. I wasn't able to pay them all their money back. Now mind you, I worked for their company satellite, was laid off and in the 2 years I worked for them, I accrued retirement funds. When I left Bank of America, took back the funds (Fleet Mortgage) that's been over 10 years I lost my job. Husband went on disability, not getting enough to pay rent. Now, I opened a bank account trickily for my family to put money in account because this bank is in their state. My health declining so they think I have money.

    My account is negative. I am often out of work. My other bank account is 0 balance so I'm broke. Bank of America is slowly but surely going out of business. They have been harassing me during work at home. They put it on my credit and rode it for years. I disputed it. It dropped off and now, they trying to sue me or put a judgement on me for over 2000.00. I can't get my medicine. That's how broke I am so somehow, Bank of America feel that the few years I may have in this life, they gonna make sure I go in deep poverty. My job require for me to have ok credit. My medical bills and medication is keeping it from far from good. So I guess, Bank of America will get back on their feet once they take me off mine. I live in an area that will allow people to call you at your workplace and send papers as they indicated to my job. Bank of America, I'm poor leave me alone and give me back my pension.

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    Reviewed Aug. 13, 2015

    Talked to rude customer that wouldn't refund me of a fee because I was 25 minutes late. However Bank Of America is the worst bank ever! She told me he wouldn't refund me the fee because he doesn't get paid enough to refund the fee which makes no sense. She told she didn't even work for Bank of America. She said she worked at TeleTech which she said is a call center and she deals with Credit cards account. She also say she only get paid like $9.25 an hour to work. So basically when you call Bank of America, it's not even real banking people. WTF!! If you want to talk to a manager call TeleTech corporate office at 1-800-835-3832!

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    Reviewed Aug. 12, 2015

    I also have a Bank of America Gold line of credit and have had it, for seven years since April 2008. Paid timely but have been told I cannot use it and it is showing late fees assessed, and that all that can be offered to me is a credit card at 22 percent. I spoke with several customer reps to no avail and finally have submitted a complaint through the consumer finance protection agency which got me to the Assistant Vice President at BofA. They now have sixty days to respond to me but I have 11 days left to make a payment on the account. I have been told I can use it for balance transfers but going online it says I cannot use it that way and have to apply for a new account to make balance transfers. Also that person said if I did make a balance transfer they would pull a hard credit check on me which is illegal. And it doesn't even make sense.

    I remember calling in at some point to ask if I borrowed off of it what the payments would be and they said they would shorten the term from 96 to 36 and raise the monthly amount to an amount I could not afford. Therefore I have had this line of credit for seven years without having access to funds in it and that has in turn affected my credit report and FICO score for seven years, but now they're telling me they will check my credit report and even more negatively affect me even though they are and have been affecting my credit score for seven years??? Doesn't even make sense and I am pretty sure the whole thing is illegal. Plus I have already applied for and gotten a new credit account because I was told I could not use the account at all. I would advise anyone having or who has had problems with this account to complain to the consumer finance protection bureau because the more complaints they get the more likely they are to investigate.

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    Reviewed Aug. 9, 2015

    I have had a Bank of America account for years but a credit card for less than three months. Bank of America cancelled my credit card and issued a new one because they said that my account MIGHT HAVE BEEN COMPROMISED. No hold on the account, no call or e-mail. Just cancellation and replacement. I've never had another credit card cancelled without some contact beforehand. Now I have to notify all automatic payment accounts of the change. I spoke to a BoA representative and she said that this cancellation could happen again at any time. Am thinking of closing all my BoA and brokers accounts because of this.

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    Customer ServicePricePunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed Aug. 6, 2015

    I was recently able to pay off my B of A balance of close to $7,000 in full, at once. I had never once (in the five years I had the account) been late with a payment, btw, but was only able to make the minimum or a little over due to being overextended (in this economy, with several personal obligations = difficult to avoid)... Am trying to repair my credit... B of A IMMEDIATELY with no notice, closed my account. I found out when I tried to access my account online to make sure the payment was credited.

    I called customer service and asked for verification that my account WAS truly paid off, and there would be no additional interest charges. Their customer service rep named did not seem to know her job well but was very adamant about the spelling of her name. She put me on hold and then came back and declared my account was totally and completely paid in full, closed, and I owed nothing more, and assured me that I would not be getting any further statements...

    A week later I got a notification email telling me "your statement is available online" and my balance was $45.50 and miraculously I was able to access my account online and pay the additional balance, the interest I was expecting. I also took the opportunity to email them & tell them how uninformed their customer service is. An hour after I paid, my online access was unavailable again. I recently checked my Experian credit report and in the comment, instead of stating Paid Account Closed at Credit Grantor's Request, they only have the account closed part. Nowhere does it state PAID. ALL the other closed accounts on my credit report, even a couple others that were closed by the creditors themselves, clearly state PAID, CLOSED/NEVER LATE. I can't help but wonder why Bank of America did not close my account earlier while I was still using it and racking up what I consider to be usurious interest charges?

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    Reviewed Aug. 2, 2015

    Unbelievable! I have excellent credit, not a mar on my credit report, not a single collection nor a single late fee. I've had my BOA card for about 2 years and never made a late payment. In fact, BOA recognized my stellar credit giving me a hefty increase only months ago. Yet, today in the mail I get a letter that my the bank has taken preemptive measures because I have too much credit & too many inquiries. WTH. So, you're basically messing up my good credit by closing my account & thereby decreasing my available credit. I will be calling Monday morning, but something tells me from reading these reviews that I'll get a nasty customer service rep. who won't help me or reopen the account.

    Oooohhhhh, I know... you're not making enough money off of me because I pay my bills on time and therefore you cannot ** me with late fees!!! I never go over my limit, in fact have not ever used more than 12% of my limit in all the time I've had the card & you haven't made any fees off of me for that either!!!! It all makes sense now. Don't worry, I have SEVERAL other cards, BOA won't be missed & now you'll get nothing but bad reviews from me to all my coworkers, friends, family members, and anyone else who reads this comment. Shame on you for getting rid of good paying, hard working customers. Your loss.

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    Reviewed July 29, 2015

    In the past I kept noticing charges for interest on bank cash advances. It was my fault that I just recently called to discuss the charges. The bank can only go back to 2008 on my account that I opened on 15 Sept 2006. The results were the following: I either went into a bank and got a cash advance, or withdrew money from an ATM or had a bounce check. I did neither. My credit card limit is so low that even if I took a cash advance I still wouldn't be paying interest from April 2008 and I would have had to bounce several checks to still be paying interest. The bottom line is that Bank Of America has made an extra 300.00 plus. Unfortunately I cannot prove from 15 Sept 2006-31 Dec 2007 that I did none of the above.

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    Reviewed July 25, 2015

    Terrible, Terrible Bank. I was coaxed into getting a credit card with Bank of America at age 18. Since then I have been a customer for years and had no issues or problems until recently. I ended up missing payment due to real life situations, and this company jacked up my interest rating and minimum payment to a whopping $318.

    My FICO scores have also taken a hit from a 700 to a suffering number thanks to Bank of America. Bank of America refuses to work with me as a customer, regardless of my circumstance and as a part-time worker in this topsy-turvy economy this is frustrating. I constantly have to choose between paying my bill, having food to eat, and other obligations all in the meanwhile have constantly received spam calls from Bank of America every single day from morning to night to the point it's frustrating. I found out this Bank was Robo-Spamming my phone number with people that can't even speak English or out of area numbers. Their customer service is no use, they refuse to work with me though I've been a customer for 8 years and have a strong history of paying my bills on time, every time and even before the due dates.

    I've been with this bank since 2007 and they act like they can't help or remove the late penalty fees that is causing my minimum to go up. Because of the interest and convenient $35 dollar penalty fees that were assigned to my account it has made paying for my card difficult now. I told the bank I could make a payment of $74 towards my balance and they still refused, saying that, regardless if I make a payment or not I will still get hit with late penalties. I ask the bank to remove the penalties so I can make my payment on time and they refuse, regardless of my strong history of paying my card on-time, regardless that I have been a customer for 8 years. They refuse to help customers who simply want to make their payments while giving customers the ring-around and hiking interest rates on payments while trying to be slick and asking for more PI from the consumer.

    Many college students like myself and others shouldn't be coaxed into getting credit cards at age 18 then penalized with an institution that is unwilling to work with their customers, act like they can't help their long-time customers, yet find ways to penalize millions of people with their unethical corporate business practices while we're being put into thousands of dollars of debt while trying to receive an education.

    If you're a high-school student or college student, STAY AWAY from Bank of America. Not only are they behind the times in terms of economy but the corporation is an unethical and downright thieves. This bank acts like I owe $318 but in reality it's the late penalties that were assigned to my account that they REFUSE to remove or budge on like it's $1,000. If anyone has a Bank of America card I highly advise them to do business with other companies that know the times. Out of all the credit card companies, this bank is the only bank I've experienced being complete crap. This is one reason WHY Banks shouldn't receive bail-outs because of outrageous corporate "Standards".

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    Reviewed July 16, 2015

    I have had my BOA cash rewards Visa for 2 years and an overall relationship with them since 2007. I have a 710 FICO score, no negative information on my credit report and have an excellent payment history with Bank of America. I had received a phone call from Bank of America offering to lower the APR on my credit a few weeks ago. I was pleasantly surprised! The representative also asked me if I would like to take advantage of a 0% APR balance transfer or direct deposit for 18 months. She said she could deposit 4000k into my checking account so I could take advantage of this offer. I declined but did do a direct deposit through some checks Bank of America sent me.

    Today, I log into my BOA checking account/credit cards and see my checking is negative 400 dollars and the reason is the returned direct deposit check. I call up BOA and they say the check has been declined due to the credit card being closed 2 days ago. An analyst looked into my account and said that I have too much available credit and the bank does not feel like continuing a relationship with me. This is after I did a balance transfer a week prior of 2000k. So now my account is closed with a 2k balance and BOA will not reopen it. I can understand risk but I have been a great customer, no defaults or negative information. I am really upset by this.

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    Reviewed July 11, 2015

    I stopped to buy gas but had credit card transaction declined which was both humiliating and inconvenient, apparently due to a security breach at BOA Bank of America credit card services from June 15th, yet they did not bother to notify me from June 15th to July 11. Fortunately for me, I have another card with a competing bank.

    I find it incredulous BOA would close an account without issuing another card or notification that they intended to close my account, especially considering that I have an exceptionally high credit rating and I am usually considered an excellent class of customer. BOA credit card services could have sent me a text message to contact them using the telephone number on the back of my credit card at next to no cost to them, or they could have sent me a letter informing me that they were closing my account due to their inability to secure their banking IT Systems from hackers, or they could have just reissued me a new card. Instead I had to spend half an hour of my time while at the gas station calling them to determine if the fraud was against me personally or their issue, and to manage my account to exercise damage control from a gas station parking lot on a 98 degree day in a public setting.

    I find this to be an inexcusable level of customer service given that they not only have my mailing address but my cell phone number and my home telephone number as well, having three weeks to do so. Additionally, I have concerns that I now have to deal with pertaining to several accounts I have with vendors that do direct billing to that card and I have to reissue a new card number to them on short notice thanks to BOA not notifying me of the closure of my account in a timely manner in 3 weeks time, or even notifying me at all.

    Updated on 07/14/2015: My BOA Cash Rewards Visa card account was closed due to a security breach in BOA without notification to me and when another card was requested on 7/11/2015 to be sent by courier to me to be received on Monday July 13, no card was received on either Monday the 13th or Tuesday the 14th. When I called in they have not issued another card on an account that was Closed due to fraud in the BOA information processing system. When I called in on Tuesday the 14th they show no record of a card being sent or scheduled to be sent or requested. As of July BOA Credit card services has failed to restore my account by sending me a card and doesn't even have a record of me requesting the replacement card on Saturday July 11.

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    Reviewed July 9, 2015

    Since I started with this "bank" they offered me a credit card because obviously I have good credit. In one of the payments without authorization they debited from my account making it in overdraft. When I ask for 1 day to get paid and make the payment this person told me there was no problem that they'll fix the overdraft and wait for payment next day. I said "ok perfect." Well still got another overdraft and they cancelled my credit card for non payment. When I called to another one of these dumb ass that they have in customer service tells me another story and I'm out of a credit card. My first one and I stayed with an overdraft again so now I'm paying a credit card that I can't use. Then in all these situation here and there transactions that does not show up online, phone or customer service that don't provide the adequate information.

    Yesterday July 8 2015 I spoke to another non proper trained employee because the manager in the 82 st Queens told me that I was going to get that overdraft back and they did not wanted to because the system already stole it. Went to manager this morning and obviously did not help me for **. I go to deposit some money to pay my gas bill and guess what? Another negative in my account. The person that I spoke to the phone system and online didn't show or informed me about this pending transaction so what were you waiting for? To give me another 35.00 overdraft you FREAKING thieves?

    And on another day my account had 600 dollars. I take out five. The next day I go to take another 40$ and my account don't show my 100$. So I ask the same dumb ass manager with the day before receipt showing that I had that money in my account and just like that it disappears. And no one can give me my 100 back. Thieves. Having proof on their own paper from the atm from the same bank and now this **. I hate your bank. I am a person on disability and don't have money or time to be stolen from me. Hope they fix my account or just closing the account which I know they don't give... Give these so called associate a proper training on how to address a customer.

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    Reviewed July 9, 2015

    In May, I foolishly succumbed to an advertisement on Facebook for miracle weight loss products, a combo of Garcinia Cambogia and Natural Cleanse Plus. Maybe I should have read the 42 pages of "Terms and Conditions" more carefully, but who does? The amount to be charged to my Bank of America VISA was under $5 and I was OK with "losing" that amount if the products didn't work. The products arrived with 3 glossy pages of information on how to take the capsules, diet and who to call if you had any problems or concerns.

    After 2+ weeks, I had gained 4 pounds following their instructions precisely, so I followed the Company's written instructions to call. Frank ** spent nearly a half hour trying to talk me into continuing the product but finally gave up. I asked him if I should return the unused product and to what address and was specifically told NOT to return the product.

    Fast forward to June, and a charge for $78.94 appeared on my Bank of America invoice. I immediately contested the charge, and the charge was refunded pending the outcome of their investigation. Fast forward to July 3 when a package arrived from Bank of America containing a bunch of documents supplied by the merchant showing they had allegedly informed me to return the product.

    The documents provided to Bank of America were NOT the same documents this company provided to me. Further, if, in fact, the company (VISA code name ISG*GCXTDIET) did actually monitor phone calls, there should be a tape of the conversation showing I was specifically told NOT to return the product. Indeed, there was an invoice for $78.94 provided to Bank of America, an invoice I never saw. Further, I never saw the number $78.94 until it appeared on my credit card statement.

    I spent $4 of my own money faxing all the documents I was sent by the company to Bank of America, but their position is that despite seeing the documents I was sent, which said NOTHING about returning product, but instead, instructed customers to call the company if there was any problem, and despite my statement that I was told by a company representative (which conversation may have been recorded) NOT to return the product, Bank of America is taking the Company's side and charging me the $78.94.

    When I received this information from Bank of America, I again phoned the company, as I still have the original box and remaining capsules in their original packaging and if the only problem was that they wanted their product back, I was happy to return it. Again, they refused to allow me to return the product because "I had already talked to my bank."

    So, it appears that this company is making its money not from the sale of product, but from these fake trial offers and Bank of America is their co-conspirator. The company is providing a different set of documents to VISA banks than they are providing to their victims, but Bank of America refuses to investigate the matter any further.

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    Reviewed July 8, 2015

    I feel they add extra fees to my secured credit card. Too expensive charges, I will close this secure credit card, and ask for my money back. I should read this post before to apply for a credit card with Bank of America.

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    Reviewed July 4, 2015

    About 4 years ago applied for BA cc at Bass Pro store to receive 10% off my purchase. It was a Saturday, filled out all info approved. Its 2-3 days later receive email of fraudulent activity. Call immediately, explain I don't have card yet. "Did you lose it?" I was asked. Even though I explained I just applied days ago. Told, "do not worry, will cancel that number and issue a new one." Long story short, this happened 4 more times in less than a year. Called to cancel my card, operator did not understand why since they replaced it each time. (dumb me) I will not deal with Bank of America again, too much fraud.

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    Reviewed July 2, 2015

    I applied and was accepted for a Spirit Airlines credit card in March of this year. I was promised 15,000 miles for first use of the card and 2 miles/dollar spent. They have not awarded these miles to my free-Spirit account. They have another account number on file for whatever reason.

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    Reviewed June 30, 2015

    We have been asking Bank of America to give us statements since 2012. We got behind on our payments and then they sent our account to collections. The collection company does not give a statement of you paying or what you have paid. We paid every month faithfully and then the amount was back with Bank of America. We have been put on hold and transferred all over the place and told they do not give statements to you when you have become past due and then put in their recovery department. We want a statement to show that we have paid our amounts each month and to keep track of our balance. Thank you for your help in this matter. The last phone number we were given is - 1-866-352-1681. Please give me a contact number to talk to someone!

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    Bank of America Credit Cards 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