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Bay State Bank; BayBank; BayBank and Trust Company; BayBank Boston; BayBank Connecticut; BayBank First Easthampton; BayBank FSB; BayBank Harvard Trust Company; BayBank Merchants; BayBank Merrimack Valley; BayBank NH; BayBank South; BayBank Southeast; BayBank Valley Trust Company; BayBank Winchester Trust Company; Beach Haven National Bank and Trust Company; Belknap Bank & Trust; Bell Federal Savings and Loan Association; Belmar-Wall National Bank; Benj Franklin Federal Savings and Loan Association; Bergen State Bank; Berkshire Bank & Trust Company; Beverly Hills Savings; Bexar Savings Association; Boatmen's Bank and Trust Co. of Kansas City; Boatmen's Bank Iowa; Boatmen's Bank of Aurora; Boatmen's Bank of Belton; Boatmen's Bank of Cape Girardeau; Boatmen's Bank of Concord Village; Boatmen's Bank of Crane; Boatmen's Bank of Crestwood; Boatmen's Bank of De Soto; Boatmen's Bank of Delaware; Boatmen's Bank of Excelsior Springs; Boatmen's Bank of Fort Dodge; Boatmen's Bank of Franklin County; 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Boatmen's Credit Card Bank; Boatmen's First National Bank of Amarillo; Boatmen's First National Bank of Kansas City; Boatmen's First National Bank of Oklahoma; Boatmen's First National Bank of West Plains; Boatmen's Hampton Bank; Boatmen's Livestock National Bank; Boatmen's Mountain Grove National Bank; Boatmen's National Bank of Arkansas; Boatmen's National Bank of Austin; Boatmen's National Bank of Batesville; Boatmen's National Bank of Benld; Boatmen's National Bank of Boonville; Boatmen's National Bank of Cape Girardeau; Boatmen's National Bank of Cassville; Boatmen's National Bank of Central Illinois; Boatmen's National Bank of Coles County; Boatmen's National Bank of Conway; Boatmen's National Bank of Des Moines; Boatmen's National Bank of Hot Springs; Boatmen's National Bank of Lebanon; Boatmen's National Bank of Neosho; Boatmen's National Bank of Newark; Boatmen's National Bank of North Central Arkansas; Boatmen's National Bank of North St. Louis County; Boatmen's National Bank of Northwest Arkansas; 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Fairfield First Bank & Trust Company; Fairlawn Plazabank; Fall River Trust Company; Fallbrook National Bank; Family Federal Savings and Loan Association; Fannin County Bank; Farmers & Merchants Bank; Farmers and Merchants Bank; Farmers Bank of Mathews; Farmington Valley National Bank; Federal Trust Company; Federated Savings and Loan Association; FIA Card Services; Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan Association; Fidelity National Bank; Fidelity Savings and Loan Association of Lea Co; Fidelity Savings Bank; Financial Federal Bank; Financial Federal Savings Bank; Financial of Hartford; First & Merchants National Bank; First & Merchants National Bank of Prince William; First & Merchants National Bank of the Peninsula; First & Merchants National Bank of Tidewater; First American Bank and Trust; First American Bank of Broward County; First American Bank of Lake Worth; First Bank; First Bank & Trust Co. of Fort Gibson; First Bank & Trust Company; First Bank and Trust Co. of Tahlequah; First Bank and Trust Company of Corning; First Bank and Trust Company of Haverhill; First Bank and Trust Company of Ithaca; First Bank and Trust of Lake Placid; First Bank Delray Beach; First Bank of Amarillo; First Bank of Conyers; First Bank of Marion County; First Bank of West Boca Raton; First Bank West; First Bristol County National Bank; First Capital Savings Association of Texas; First City; First City Bank - East; First City Bank - West; First City Bank of Dade County; First City Bank of Newport News; First City Savings Association; First City Texas - El Paso; First Clinton National Bank; First Commercial Bank of Fort Myers; First County Bank; First County Bank of New Jersey; First Federal Savings and Loan Association; First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Arizona; First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Coffeyville; First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Fort Wayne; First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Goshen; First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Hammonton; First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Jackson; First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Kalamazoo; FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LAKE WALES; First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Lenawee County; First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Moberly; First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Niles; First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Peoria; First Federal Savings and Loan Association of the Florida Keys; First Financial National Bank of Tampa; First Florida Bank of Orange County; First Florida Bank of Pasco County; First Gulf Beach Bank and Trust Company; First Independent Bank; First Interstate Bank of Algona; First Interstate Bank of Cresco; First Interstate Bank of Spencer; First Jersey National Bank/South; First Marine Bank of Boca Raton; First Marine Bank of Palm Beach Gardens; First Marine National Bank; First Marine National Bank & Trust Company; First Marine National Bank and Trust Company of Lake Worth; First Modern Savings and Loan Association of Greenville; First Mutual Bank for Savings; First National Bank; First National Bank & Trust Co. Havre de Grace; First National Bank and Trust Company in Dodge City; First National Bank and Trust Company of Beverly; First National Bank in Bangor; First National Bank in Montgomery; First National Bank in New Egypt; First National Bank in Pampa; First National Bank in Port Angeles; First National Bank in Yonkers; First National Bank of Brevard; First National Bank of Brooksville; First National Bank of Cedar Park; First National Bank of Central Jersey; First National Bank of Collierville; First National Bank of Douglasville; First National Bank of Folkston; First National Bank of Fries; First National Bank of Lakeland; First National Bank of Moore Haven; First National Bank of Natick; First National Bank of Niceville; First National Bank of Rowlett; First National Bank of San Antonio; First National Bank of South Boston; First National Bank of Wise; First New Jersey Bank; First Republic Bank; First Republic Thrift & Loan; First Republic Thrift & Loan of San Diego; First RepublicBank A&M; First RepublicBank Abilene; First RepublicBank Addison; First RepublicBank Alamo Heights; First RepublicBank Arlington; First RepublicBank Austin; First RepublicBank Barton Creek; First RepublicBank Baytown; First RepublicBank Braes Bayou; First RepublicBank Brownwood; First RepublicBank Carrollton; First RepublicBank Chelmont; First RepublicBank Cleburne; First RepublicBank Clifton; First RepublicBank Conroe; First RepublicBank Corsicana; First RepublicBank Countryside; First RepublicBank Dallas; First RepublicBank Dallas East; First RepublicBank Denison; First RepublicBank DFW Freeport; First RepublicBank East Houston; First RepublicBank El Paso; First RepublicBank Eldridge; First RepublicBank Ennis; First RepublicBank Fannin; First RepublicBank Forney; First RepublicBank Fort Worth; First RepublicBank Fort Worth East; First RepublicBank Galveston; First RepublicBank Garland; First RepublicBank Gateway; First RepublicBank Grand Prairie; First RepublicBank Greenspoint; First RepublicBank Greenville; First RepublicBank Greenville Avenue; First RepublicBank Harlingen; First RepublicBank Henderson; First RepublicBank Hillsboro; First RepublicBank Houston; First RepublicBank Hutchins; First RepublicBank in Carrollton; First RepublicBank in Las Colinas; First RepublicBank in Oak Cliff; First RepublicBank Irving; First RepublicBank Jefferson County; First RepublicBank Kingwood; First RepublicBank Lake Air; First RepublicBank Las Colinas; First RepublicBank Lubbock; First RepublicBank Lufkin; First RepublicBank Malakoff; First RepublicBank Medical Center; First RepublicBank Midland; First RepublicBank Mineral Wells; First RepublicBank Mount Pleasant; First RepublicBank Nassau Bay; First RepublicBank Nederland; First RepublicBank North Austin; First RepublicBank North Dallas; First RepublicBank Northern Hills; First RepublicBank NW Austin; First RepublicBank NW San Antonio; First RepublicBank Oak Cliff; First RepublicBank Oak Hill; First RepublicBank Odessa; First RepublicBank of Post Oak; First RepublicBank Paris; First RepublicBank Park Cities; First RepublicBank Pasadena; First RepublicBank Plano; First RepublicBank Pleasant Grove; First RepublicBank Post Oak; First RepublicBank Preston North; First RepublicBank Richardson; First RepublicBank Richland; First RepublicBank Richmond; First RepublicBank Ridglea; First RepublicBank River Oaks; First RepublicBank San Antonio; First RepublicBank San Felipe; First RepublicBank South Abilene; First RepublicBank South Austin; First RepublicBank South Fort Worth; First RepublicBank Spring Branch; First RepublicBank Stephenville; First RepublicBank SW Arlington; First RepublicBank SW Houston; First RepublicBank SW Temple; First RepublicBank Temple; First RepublicBank Tomball; First RepublicBank Tyler; First RepublicBank Universal City National Association; First RepublicBank University Drive; First RepublicBank Victoria; First RepublicBank Waco; First RepublicBank Westlake; First RepublicBank Wichita Falls; First RepublicBank Williamson County; First Ruskin Bank; First Savings and Loan Association of Athens; First Savings Association of Dowagiac; First Savings Bank of Florida; First Service Bank for Savings; First Sierra Bank; First South Bank of Camden County; First State Bank; First State Bank & Trust Company; First State Bank & Trust Company of Franklin Park; First State Bank of Canadian; First State National Bank of Bainbridge; First State Savings Bank; First Trust Company of Florida; First Trust Union Bank; First Western Savings and Loan Association; FirstBank; Flagship Bank of Melbourne; Flagship Bank of West Melbourne; Flagship First National Bank of Volusia County; Fleet Bank; Fleet Bank (Delaware); Fleet Bank of Maine; Fleet Bank of Massachusetts; Fleet Bank of New York; Fleet Bank-NH; Fleet National Bank; Fleet National Bank of Massachusetts; Florida Coast Bank; Florida Coast Bank of Coral Springs; Florida Coast Bank of Lighthouse Point; Florida Coast Bank of Margate; Florida Coast Bank of Oceanside; Florida Coast Bank of Palm Beach County; Forks State Bank; Forsyth Interim Bank; Fort Lee Trust Company; Fort Wayne Federal Savings and Loan Association; Founders Bank & Trust Company; Founders National Trust Bank; Four Corners Savings Bank; Framingham Trust Company; Free State Bank and Trust Company; Freedom Savings and Loan Association; Frontier Federal Savings and Loan Association; Garden City Trust Company; Garden State Bank; Garfield Federal Savings and Loan Association of Phila; Gateway Bank; Gateway National Bank; General Bank; General Bank and Trust Company; General Bank of St. Louis County; Genesee Country Bank; Gibraltar Savings; Gibraltar Savings and Loan Association; Gibraltar Savings Bank; Gill Savings Association; Glen Bank and Trust Company; Glen Ridge Savings and Loan Association; Granite Co-operative Bank; Granite Falls State Bank; Great American Bank of Broward County; Great American Bank of Dade County; Great American Bank of Davie; Great American Bank of Gainesville; Great American Bank of Homestead; Great American Bank of North Miami Beach; Great American Bank of Pinellas; Great American Bank of Tampa; Great Atlantic Savings Bank FSB; Great Life Federal Savings Association; Great Life Savings Association; Great Northern Savings Bank; Greater Arizona Savings and Loan Association; Greater Texas Bank Southwest; Guarantee Bank; Guaranty Bank & Trust Company of Tulsa; Guaranty Savings Association; Guaranty-First Trust Company; Guardian Bank; Gulf Coast Bank of Pinellas; Gulfside National Bank; Gulfstream American Bank and Trust; Gulfstream Bank of Boynton Beach; Gulfstream National Bank; Gwinnett Federal Bank; Halifax National Bank of Port Orange; Hamilton County Bank; Hampshire National Bank of South Hadley; Hanover Bank; Hanover Bank of Florida; Hansen Federal Savings Association; Hansen Savings Bank; Harcourt Savings Bank; Hartford Plaza Bank; Harvard Bank; Haven Federal Savings and Loan Association; Haven Savings and Loan Association; Hawaiian Federal Savings and Loan Association; Heritage Bank; Heritage Bank and Trust Company; Heritage Bank for Savings; Heritage Federal Savings and Loan Association; Heritage Federal Savings Bank; Heritage Savings Association; Heritagebanc Savings Association; Hialeah-Miami Springs First State Bank; Hidden Valley Nationl Bank; Highland Park Federal Savings and Loan Association; Highlands Community Bank; Hilton Head National Bank; Home Federal Savings and Loan Association of Chicago; Home Federal Savings Bank; Home Federal Savings Bank of Worcester; Home Savings and Loan Association; Home Savings Bank; Home State Bank; Homestead Savings Association; Hometown Bank; Honfed Bank; Horizon Financial; Hospital Trust of Florida; Houlton Trust Company; Humboldt National Bank; Independence Federal Savings and Loan Association; Independent American Savings and Loan Association; Independent American Savings and Loan Association FSA; Independent Bank and Trust Company; Indian Head Bank North; Indian Head Bank of Exeter; Indian Head National Bank; Indian Head National Bank of Claremont; Indian Head National Bank of Concord; Indian Head National Bank of Derry; Indian Head National Bank of Keene; Indian Head National Bank of Laconia; Indian Head National Bank of Nashua; Indian Head National Bank of Portsmouth; Industrial Bank and Trust Company; Inter City National Bank of Bradenton; Interbanc; Intercontinental Bank; Intercontinental Bank of Miami; InterFirst Bank Dallas; InterFirst Bank Houston; InterFirst Bank San Antonio; InterFirst Bank West Beaumont; Interfirst Federal Savings Bank; Investex Savings Association; Investors Bank & Trust; Inyo-Mono National Bank; Island State Bank; Jackson Exchange Bank and Trust Company; Jacksonville National Bank; Jefferson National Bank; Jefferson-Gravois Bank of St. Louis; Kansas National Bank and Trust Company; La Jolla Bank & Trust Company; La Porte State Bank; La Salle Bank Westmont; Lafayette National Bank; Lake Austin National Bank; Lake County Bank; Lancaster Federal Savings and Loan Association; Landmark Bank at the Ocean; Landmark Bank at Tyrone; Landmark Bank of Clearwater; Landmark Bank of Melbourne; Landmark Bank of North Fort Lauderdale; Landmark Bank of North Tampa; Landmark Bank of Plantation; Landmark Bank of Pompano Beach; Landmark Bank of Seminole; Landmark Bank of Sunrise; Landmark Bank of Tarpon Springs; Landmark Bank of West Broward; Landmark Savings and Loan Association; Landmark South County Bank; LaSalle Bank; Lasalle Bank Illinois; LaSalle Bank Matteson; LaSalle Bank Midwest National Association; LaSalle Bank National Association; LaSalle Bank NI; LaSalle Bank Northbrook; LaSalle Cragin Bank; LaSalle National Bank; Lee County Bank; Lexington Trust Company; Liberty Bank; Liberty Federal Savings and Loan Association; Liberty National Bank; Liberty Savings and Loan Association; Lincoln Bank; Lincoln Federal Savings and Loan Association; Lincoln Savings and Loan Association; Lindbergh Bank; Lisbon National Bank; Livingston National Bank; Lowell Bank and Trust Company; Madison State Bank; Maine National Bank; Maine Savings Bank; Manilabank California; Mansfield Building and Loan Association; Marine Bank & Trust; Marine State Bank; Marine View Federal Savings Bank; Marine View Savings Bank; Marion Bank and Trust Company; Maryland National Bank; MBank Corpus Christi South; MBNA (Dover) Bank; McNulty Banking Company; Mechanics Bank; Mechanics Savings Bank; Mecury Savings; Melrose Savings; Merabank; MeraBank Federal Savings Bank; Merchant National Bank; Merchants Bank and Trust Company of Cape Cod; Merchants National Bank; Merchants National Bank of Bangor; MerchantsBank of Boston; Mercury Federal Savings and Loan Association; Mercury Savings and Loan Association; Meridian Savings Association; Merrill Bank; Merrill Lynch Bank & Trust Co.; Merrill Lynch Bank and Trust Company; Merrill Lynch Bank USA; Merritt Square Bank; Metro Bank of Broken Arrow; Metro North State Bank; Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company; Metropolitan Federal Savings and Loan Association; Miami Lakes First State Bank; Michigan Bank; Michigan Bank - Livingston; Michigan Bank - Port Huron; Michigan National Bank; Michigan National Bank - Ann Arbor; Michigan National Bank - Central; Michigan National Bank - Dearborn; Michigan National Bank - Grosse Pointes; Michigan National Bank - Mid Michigan; Michigan National Bank - Midland; Michigan National Bank - North Metro; Michigan National Bank - Oakland; Michigan National Bank - South Metro; Michigan National Bank - Sterling; Michigan National Bank - Valley; Michigan National Bank - West; Michigan National Bank - West Oakland; Michigan National Bank - Wyoming; Michigan National Bank of Detroit; Michigan National Bank of Macomb; Michigan National Bank-Michiana; Michigan National Bank-West Metro; Mid Kansas Federal Savings and Loan Association of Wichita; Mid Kansas Savings and Loan Association; Mid State Bank and Trust Company; Mid-City Federal Savings and Loan Association of Phila; Mid-Jersey National Bank; Middletown Banking Company; Midland Bank of Kansas; Milford Savings Bank; Mission Bank; Mission Hills Bank; Missouri Bridge Bank; Mohave Savings and Loan Association; Mohawk Bank & Trust Company; Montgomery Banking and Trust Company; Mother Lode Bank; Mount Holly State Bank; Mount Hood Security Bank; Mountain State Savings Bank; Mountain Trust Bank; Mt. Vernon Savings and Loan Association; Multibanc Savings Association; Multibank National of Western Massachusetts; MultiBank West; Mutual Bank for Savings; Mutual Federal Savings and Loan Association of Oklahoma City; Nassau Trust Company; National Bank of Arizona; National Bank of Florida; National Bank of Fort Sam Houston; National Bank of Sarasota; National City Bank; National City Bank of Baltimore; National Savings and Loan Association; National Security; National Westminster Bank USA; NationsBank; Nationsbank; Nationsbank of DC; NationsBank of Delaware; NationsBank of Florida; Nationsbank of North Carolina; NationsBank of South Carolina; NationsBank of Tennessee; NationsBank of Texas; NationsBank Trust Company (Florida); NationsBank Trust Company (Georgia); NationsBank Trust Company (South Carolina); NBC Bank - Austin; NBC Bank - Boerne; NBC Bank - Brooks Field; NBC Bank - Colonnade; NBC Bank - Corpus Christi; NBC Bank - Harlandale; NBC Bank - Heights; NBC Bank - Ingram Park; NBC Bank - Kerrville; NBC Bank - Meyerland; NBC Bank - North; NBC Bank - Perrin Beitel; NBC Bank - Randolph; NBC Bank - Rio Grande Valley; NBC Bank - San Antonio; NBC Bank - South; NBC Bank - South Texas; NBC Bank - Spring Branch; NBC Bank - Uvalde; NBC Bank-Edinburg; NBC Bank-Houston; NBC Bank-Seguin; NCNB National Bank; NCNB National Bank of Florida; NCNB National Bank of Maryland; NCNB National Bank of South Carolina; NCNB Virginia; New Bank of New England; New Bank of Roanoke; New Bedford Institution for Savings; New Britain Bank and Trust Company; New Canaan Bank and Trust Company; New England ALLBANK for Savings; New First City Texas - Aransas Pass; New First City Texas - El Paso; New Hampshire Savings Bank; New Heritage Bank; New Jersey Savings Bank; New Maine National Bank; Newton National Bank; Niagara County Savings Bank; Nichols Hills Bank and Trust Company; NMBT; Norman Bank of Commerce; Norris Savings and Loan Association; Norstar Bank; Norstar Bank of Callicoon; Norstar Bank of Central NY; Norstar Bank of Commerce; 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I've been using Bank of America along with my other usual credit union for about 8 months
now. I opened a checking account with them, and I have been extremely pleased thus far!
They have a lot of account options, and they even offer a free student checking account
with no minimum balance. Unfortunately for me, you need to have your student ID card with
you, and I've only got an ID number, so I had to open a regular checking account. B of A
has been around for awhile now, and they are very aware of the fact. They like to keep
their reputation in good standing, and because of this, their customer service department
is top notch. They are very polite, and more than happy to help with any account issues.
I've only had to call twice, and only for questions regarding my ability to use their
online banking, but both times they have been very helpful! I'd recommend them to students
for sure.
Bank of America is the only bank I have ever used, and for good reason! For starters, they
maintain many ATM's in convenient locations, unlike some other banks in the area where one
may only go to the local branch to withdraw funds. They are also very helpful and
understand we make mistakes. I am currently a college student and have mistakenly
overdrawn my account on a few occasions. The bank's customer service waived the overdraft
fees since my family maintains good credit. Another aspect I appreciate is the
user-friendly online/mobile banking features, which allow for account maintenance through
multiple convenient outlets.
Though Bank of America tends to get bad press, I don't believe that I would ever change
banks. I have had a savings/checking account with them since I was 16 years old (now 31)
and have never had a problem with them. Like most banks, the fees could be crazy (monthly
fee if you don't direct deposit so much per month or use their credit card once a month,
etc), but all in all a reliable bank. I tend to lose my debit card on a regular basis and
for $5, I have new one in no time! They even set you up with a temporary card if you go to
one of their branches. I would highly recommend them to anyone.
I have had a checking account with Bank of America for 5 years now, and, despite some of
the bad press that this bank receives in regard to customer service, I've never
experienced poor customer service. My only complaint would be that when you call Customer
Support with an issue you need to resolve, it can take a long time to reach an actual
person. I went abroad once while studying in college, and my bank decided to freeze my
account due to suspicious activity. Though annoying, the action was understandable. It
took me over an hour to get a real person on the phone, but once my call finally went
through, they were able to resolve the problem quickly.
I've been a Bank of America customer for well over 12 years, after I had issues with my
Wells Fargo account I had switched to them. I've never actually had any issues with Bank
of America, for instance, about six years ago my PayPal account which was connected to my
Bank of America account was compromised and drained every little bit of money I had in my
checking account. I contacted Bank of America by phone told them what was going on (this
was after I had contacted Paypal.) Bank of America did a quick chargeback and gave me my
funds back within the day, and they had asked me to come into one of the branches to get a
temporary debit card and new checks, as they feel that though PayPal's systems are secure
they want to make sure all of my banking info is secure, so to be positive they were going
to open a new checking account.
Because of that, I will always be a Bank of America customer.
Banks exist to hold our money when we have too much, and Bank of America certainly does
this competently. I haven't any issues with money disappearing, except that one time
someone got my routing number and tried to steal a few thousand dollars. BoA was more than
happy to let this stranger liquidate my life savings without any concern whatsoever over
the obvious clues that this was an illegal transaction (something I was hoping an
institution with experience handling money would be able to realize before a college
student with no experience). In order to convince BoA that I was in fact the owner of my
own account and did not change my name to transfer all my funds to a bank that didn't
exist, I had to do everything short of a DNA test to prove my identity. Strange that they
didn't ask for this before the enormous leakage of funds, but whatever. Apart from
providing me with one of the worst money-related experiences of my life, Bank of America
has been a bank and has had at least one location in America. If you appreciate companies
that have accurate titles and don't mind giving mad dosh to strangers, Bank of America is
your best choice.
When it comes to banking and saving money, I would not recommend Bank of America. This
bank not only charges fees for everything, and I mean EVERYTHING. They charge an ATM fee
for even using their ATM at their branch. The customer service is horrible and they do not
treat you like a customer when it comes to finding a better solution. Now I never
overdraft my account, however with all the fees that they take out every month for
maintenance etc.. I felt that I was overdrawing every month. My recommendation, go with a
credit union, they are friendly treat you like a customer and most importantly no fees.
I was first introduced to Bank of America by my father--who has been a loyal customer for
five years--and his banker. They were trying to convince me that my first bank account
should be set up under my father--giving him complete access to my money--and that I
should start making weekly deposits.
After the initial setup process I experienced some of the blandest customer support & was
forced to go into the bank for consultation. Little did I know that was going to cost me a
twenty dollar fee and my problems went unresolved until I switched to Chase. I did,
however, start making weekly savings deposits.
I've been banking with BoA for the past 8 years of my life. When I first got it around 12
years old, it was to be used as a savings account (and it was for awhile) but a few years
later I moved my savings from BoA to a credit union. Currently, my BoA is used solely for
checking / credit card related transactions.
Anyway, my overall experience with BoA over the years has been pretty okay. I remember
when they had the $35 fee that was applied to each transaction that you made when you went
over your checking balance which quickly put me into debt for awhile (for a 15-16 year old
with no job, it was pretty tough recovering from this) and I resented the institution for
a year or two. Ever since the policy was revoked however, my experience has been pretty
good. Their customer support was helpful when I needed help making a foreign transaction
with a credit card.
I have had a Bank of America account for about 3 years. I decided to open an account there
because I have a few family members that are also customers of BoA, and they had positive
things to say about it.
I have an online eBanking account, since that is really all I need. Paying bills and
making transfers is a breeze. I like being able to easily log in and check my account,
whether it is from my laptop or my phone. There is even a BoA app that lets you scan your
check to deposit it, instead of having to make a trip to the bank. It actually worked, so
I can say that I was pleasantly surprised by that.
I've yet to run into any problems with Bank of America, and would recommend this bank to
other people.
I have had a BOA checking and savings account for a year now and have been very happy. At
each branch there are helpful, friendly people. My local branch is especially well
staffed. I feel that they are doing their jobs in keeping my account safe and secure, and
I they have been very helpful any time I needed anything. The ATM locations are great, I
almost never have to worry about those dumb fees when I need cash. They also have lots of
ways to circumvent account maintenance fees, which is always a good thing.
My only issue with this bank is that they offer me credit cards constantly. It's not
forceful, just annoying to be asked every time I talk to a personal banker and get offers
in the mail every few weeks. Once I opt out I'm sure there will be nothing for me to
complain about.
I had a very positive experience recently when dealing with Bank of America. I was
notified by email that my bank card had suspicious activity and my card had been
cancelled. I immediately went to the bank, and was very thankful to know that none of the
fraudulent charges had been processed. I was immediately given the option of ordering
another bank card, which I did receive in 3 days. I was very impressed with customer
service in the professional manner in which they handled this situation.
I have been fairly happy with my Bank of America checking account. I actually have three
accounts with them. Other than the checking account, I have a savings account and an
American Express credit card. What is really nice is that all three of these accounts are
all linked together on the website. After logging in, I can transfer money from checking
to the credit card to pay off the balance. When I need more funds in my checking account,
I can transfer money from savings. One thing you have to be careful with is that you can
only transfer money from savings to checking 3 times a month or you will receive a
penalty. I believe this is a federal regulation to help prevent people from using savings
accounts like checking accounts.
I have had a Bank of America bank account since I was 17. It was the clear choice at the
time, which was about 7 years ago, for my banking needs. They provided a free checking
account and free savings account because I was going to school. After school it still
remained a free account until one day suddenly it just magically changed to a different
type of account with no notice. I was charged fees without any warning and threw off my
account balance from what I was expecting. It was a big problem for me to just have money
come out of my account with no notice. Thankfully I called their support number and spoke
with someone and they sorted out all of the problems, and even got rid of the charges. I
haven't had any other problems than that with Bank Of America since I banked with them.
They are a great choice for banking with their easy to use online website, multiple
locations, and even apps for your cell phone. I would recommend them to anyone looking for
a new bank.
I have been a Bank of America customer for about 7 years now. I've never really had any
problem with them, but I'm also very cognizant of keeping my account monitored. I have
checking, savings, a car loan, and a credit card. The only fee I've ever gotten was a
monthly account fee and a replacement debit card fee, but both were reversed because of
good customer service and understanding.
I would recommend Bank of America. But I think it's important to note that you need to
keep on top of your account (as you should at any bank). Most of the CSRs know what
they're doing and are willing to help you.
I also had a good experience refinancing my car a few years ago. I had to put a lot down
on it (because it was worth less than my loan), but I have a good APR. Online banking is
also easy and the online bill pay is a HUGE help.
I opened an account with Bank of America in 2005. For the first couple of years, I LOVED
Bank of America. Then, I started having trouble. I was charged fees for no reason. Twice
they charged me overdraft fees when I had not been overdrawn. I called customer service
and they were very rude to me. I had never had an experience like that with ANY company
before. Once, I did get them to take the fee off but the other time they wouldn't even
listen to me. Soon after the second time I canceled my account. I refuse to do business
with a company that I don't feel I can fully trust.
Overall, I could not recommend Bank of America. I only had a few problems in the 5 years I
used Bank of America but it was enough to convince me that it's not the bank for me. The
customer service is seriously lacking. I will never do business with this company again.
I would give Bank of America 3.5 stars if possible. They are a solid bank with a strong
customer service department and lots of locations around the nation. This is very useful
for me because I travel on the road a lot and never have to go that far to find an ATM.
The problems that I have with Bank of America is that they do not seem to stay open very
late or on the weekends in most locations. Sometimes I wish they had better rewards as
well. But other than that it is a great bank to do business with. I would recommend them
to my friends and family, and most of family does already use Bank of America.
I had a checking account with Bank of America for a good while, and for a couple of years
everything seemed to be alright. When I began, I started with the usual; checking and
savings account. The one major problem with both of those; the fees. Here’s an example
of what I mean. On occasion I would make transfers from my savings to my checking in case
I needed the money for whatever might pop up. There was one occasion where I knew I had to
transfer over a larger sum, and I did. I had a number of bills to pay and some automatic
payments set up. I thought everything would be fine. Towards the end of the month I ended
up with several fees charged, including a 70 dollar fee for going over the transfer limit
no one told me about. Here’s another; I did some work for a friend and was paid by
check. My fiance at the time messed up and we had to put a stop payment on it, which was
also messed up. So not only did I have a fee for that, I had an overdraft fee because the
fee they charged put me in the negative. So my fiance wired some money from her account to
try and fix it and got hit with another fee for the wire transfer that no one told me
about when I made the account. Their fees, are not only a major source of aggravation, but
are annoying to deal with as well. I won’t even get started on the customer service I
received. Bank of America is a decent bank for most people. But my experience has turned
me back around to credit unions for good.
During my time banking with Bank of America, I have personally found their practices to be
annoying at best. There have been many times wherein I've had my account frozen because
their fraud detection flagged a regular normal purchase. I was on the phone for about 3
hours explaining that, NO, no-one had stolen my information or stolen my cards. The end
result was that I had to wait 3 weeks to get a new card even though there was no fraud and
had to pay a fee to correct a problem that never existed. I cannot in good conscience
recommend this bank to anyone.
The fees, charges, and limitations placed on accounts will leave you scratching your head
many, many times.
The positive side is that the bank is very well known, reputable, and secure, as long as
you are willing to put up with the minor annoyances, you shouldn't have too many problems
banking with them.
We refinanced several years back. BOA was very easy to work with, the necessary paperwork
and application forms were straightforward and easy to fill out. The application writer
was good to work with and she kept us informed of the entire process throughout and until
closing. The appraisal went well and BOA was able to find us a local appraiser quickly.
Everyone involved was punctual and followed through on all their promises. On the several
occasions we've had to contact BOA Mortgage Department, they have been very helpful and
answered all of our questions satisfactorily. BOA even went as far as reviewing our
mortgage and finding us a way to save quite a nice sum of money every month. I would
recommend them to friends and family.
Bank of America has been pretty good to me so far. I have been with them for about three
months now and have not regretted switching over to them when I had moved to a new city
and this was their only banking option. Their customer service has been really on par with
any of my previous banks, which to me is a really good thing. Their services for checking
and savings are about the same as well with the exception to a rewards program that is
pretty nifty to have if you like to shop a lot. It seems like they have ATM's everywhere,
as I haven't managed to NOT find myself an ATM of theirs when I needed it, so that's a
plus for this. They have a great mobile phone APP that allows me to deposit checks
straight from home. Overall Bank of America has been really great so far, and I hope it
stays this way. I recommend joining them if you need a bank that has ATMs all over the
place or want to try something new with their rewards program.
Bank of America became my bank of choice a few years ago when I needed a national bank
with branches all over. Me and my wife did the application online, which was pretty easy
and straightforward. Although some questions seemed a bit personal. Once it was approved,
things were super easy, we received our debit cards and started using them. I love their
ATMs and being able to deposit cash and checks with hardly any effort, especially now that
I can deposit checks via the mobile app as well. I have very few problems with them, but
the time my card number was used in Greece and I had to call them to get it straightened
out, they were fast and efficient in solving the problem and getting my money back.
Overall, they've been an awesome bank.
We have a Bank of America checking account and credit card, American Express. On the BoA
the web site, these two accounts are linked together. If I need to pay off the credit
card, I can easily transfer money from my checking to the credit card account and it is
paid off. Over the holidays, I was expecting a check in the mail from Maine and it was
delayed several days because a bad snow storm. I had overdrafted because of this and got
an overdraft penalty. After explaining the situation to customer service, they undid the
penalty without giving any grief. I was very happy about this.
I was forced to switch banks whenever my wife and I relocated for work. We moved states
and the bank that we had been with for years wasn't offered in our new state, so we
switched to the closest bank to our house, which was Bank of America.
I didn't expect anything special here because I was just switching because it was
convenient. I was glad to realize that this was a great place to bank. The customer
service in the lobby is always top notch. I always feel like they are truly enjoying
working there and that makes my banking experience that much better.
I just have a basic checking and savings account, but I'm glad to say that there hasn't
been any issues with either of them since switching to them a few years ago.
A banker on the phone at BA told me to use their credit card, which has the highest APR of
any I carry, “in order to get a better rate.” I recently noticed they were high in
comparison, and called to see about getting a better APR. They told me I was wonderful,
and a candidate for a reduction, and, to their credit, they did drop some. But they didn't
come near my other APRs.
They said they couldn't because I was paying down my balance and not charging anything. I
told them I was charging, but on cards with lower rates. They said if I began charging on
their card--at the higher rate—“maybe” something could be done at some unspecified
future date.
What kind of financial advice is “Use the card with the highest APR?” Bankers don't
know marketing. You want more people charging? Put out a competitive rate and people will
use it. It doesn't work the other way 'round, BA! So I'm in the market for a balance
transfer deal. These guys need to be “slammed” and then they won't get any interest at
all.
I have three criticisms about this checking account with Bank of America (BoA) and only
two of them are big. I had to open this account because this bank is in my home suburb. It
was the bank that issued paychecks at my job and was the only bank that was authorized to
process electronic transactions at my undergraduate college of The University of Texas.
The first criticism out of all of this is that I had to have a minimum of over $1000 in
order to keep the account free. As soon as I dipped below this number I had to pay around
$11 monthly to keep it open. What a price to pay given the state of our current economy!
This bank could learn from Wells Fargo and/or credit unions that offer free checking
accounts to college students and the general public, respectively. The second criticism
was that when I had to close this account, the workers at the branch made a production out
of it, even as to go as far and tell me that I was rude (!). Again, a lesson could be
learned from Wells Fargo – when I had to close an account there, the workers gave me no
issue. Finally, the last hurdle I had to jump was the money order price: at the time it
was around $5 for a money order, but this shock was softened by a nice worker who told me
“Oh, you shouldn't get them from here, mi'jo. They're pretty expensive!” Now, THAT'S a
lesson that should be taught to all bank employees. More positive news about this checking
account was that I had no issue with bank errors or suspicious charges and the like, so
that's why my star review is in the “alright” range. All of that said, READER BEWARE:
take review with a grain of salt. This was MY experience, not that of anyone else. You
could and/or others have good experiences with BoA, so, like with everything, this
checking account is not for everyone; it wasn't for me.
I have been a client of Bank of America since 2001. It was the first bank I ever opened an
account with. 12 years later, I have one checking account, one savings account and two
credit cards with them. I also had a couple of CDs with them, which materialized fairly
nicely. Their current investment rates aren’t the most desirable out there, but it’s
probably caused by today’s economy. I have never had any problems with Bank of America.
Their customer service has always been very professional and accommodating. They even
waived my late payment fee once, when I forgot to pay my credit card bill on time.
The main reason I went with Bank of America was because there were so many convenient
locations, I couldn't avoid going past a Bank of America branch if I tried. But what
eventually made me leave was how I felt they nickel and dimed you for everything in fees.
I am a strong believer that a bank should be paying you to hold onto your money, you
shouldn't be paying them for anything. Bank of America seems to disagree. $14 monthly
maintenance fee if you don't have a minimum daily balance above $2000. $8.95 eBanking
monthly maintenance fee if you decide to have a paper statement or cash a check in a
branch. $12 monthly checking fee if you don't use direct deposit. You need to really be
aware of all the fees associated with this bank before signing up.
I have only been a Bank of America customer for a year. Before then, I was a credit union
customer, so this is also my first experience with a “big name” bank.
What I dislike about Bank of America is that it seems as if they are kind of “stingy”
in terms of account options. Basically, the only services of Bank of America's that I can
use are the ATMs and the online and telephone customer service. If I were to request
checks, or to (god forbid) want to walk into the bank and speak to a human being, I would
have to pay for that service. I was extremely put off by that, but at least they offer a
“free” option, as I was not going to pay to be part of a bank.
Besides that, I haven't had any real problems. I did have an issue with an overdraft fee
and a customer service representative; the first person that I talked to told me that she
couldn't help me. However, I called back and another representative graciously helped me.
I guess it all depends on who you talk to. Luckily, the problem was resolved.
I REALLY like the Bank of America app that allows you to deposit checks from your phone.
Now, that's pretty cool. I also really like the ease and accessibility of their ATMs; it
certainly is never hard to find one in the area that I live in.
Overall, I'd say that Bank of America is an average bank.
I have been a Bank of America customer for over 7 years now. I have to say I have been
with them so long because of their excellent customer service and customer values. If I
found myself having many issues with my accounts, like stolen debit cards, overdraft fees,
or things of that nature, they are able to handle it or help me ASAP and best they can.
For example I lost my bank card, but did not realize it till the next morning. There were
charges made by someone else in a different city, but I had no worries for me. I knew Bank
of America would have my back and they did. A Representative was able to reimburse me for
the money spend and ship me a new bank card within 3 business days! I will continue using
this bank for many years to come!
I have had a checking account with Bank of America for about nine years now. They were the
first and only bank I’ve ever had a checking account with because they were the bank my
mom used when I got my first job. I’ve talked a lot about switching banks over the years
because of various things like their fees. But, ultimately, the one thing that keeps me
with them is the fact that their branch and ATM locations are so convenient in my town.
They also have a great user-friendly website that lets me manage my checking, savings, and
credit card accounts. And their handling of disputed charges is great too.
I have been a member of Bank of America for about 3 years now and it is by far one of the
best banks I have ever dealt with. I am always greeted by a friendly associate when I have
gone into the branch for anything and they have always taken the extra time to talk to my
children and make them feel welcome and special as well. I also have had almost all
positive experiences when I have had to call into the corporate office. My only complaint
with corporate is that oftentimes you get someone that does not speak much English and the
barrier can be frustrating. I would suggest Bank of America to my friends and family
without even thinking about it. Thank you.
I only recently used to bank with Bank of America. I was with them for a few months...
LIKES: I like that there are locations everywhere, that's very convenient. They also have
ways that you can check your balances through texts, that's super nice too. The hold times
weren't very long either. Customer service representatives were friendly and professional.
DISLIKES: What I didn't like was that there were a whole bunch of hidden charges that I
was not informed of. When I tried to contact them about these hidden fees, they refused to
work with me on fixing them. I probably won't be banking with them again.
I have had my Bank of America checking account since I was very young and I have had no
issues with them. Since I've had the account for so long, I don't get charged a monthly
fee for it and things continue to run smoothly. Bank of America is great because they're
available all over the country, in any area. The reason my account has no fees is because
I have an account that only allows me to complete transactions over the Internet.
Previously, I could only go to the ATM until online banking became such a convenience. If
I do have to go to a teller, it's about a 4 dollar fee, but that is rare. My checking
account is great and convenient!
I was with Bank of America for quite some time a few years ago. The number of branch
locations and ATMs available made it my first choice. They were close to my work, and near
where I lived, so getting to the bank was never a problem. Even after I moved to another
city, there were still plenty of available locations. The problems I have are with their
problem resolution and new card policies.
I lost my wallet a major mall, and as such, cancelled my cards. Bank of America issued a
new one to me without delay, and I received the card a few days later. However, they had
issued me a card with the exact same number as the on the that was lost. Shortly
afterwards, a few suspicious charges popped up on my account. I called to have them
deleted, but they said that since I had not reported that card lost or stolen, (Since it
had the same number), and the purchases were made at a POS terminal, they would not
reverse a charge I had made. At the time the transactions were made, I was at work, and
could prove that point, but I spent over a year arguing with Bank of America, before I
finally gave up and closed my account.
I was also not happy with the amount you could overdraft your account at an ATM. I paid my
bills through Money Orders, and would go to the ATM to withdraw the money. Twice, I
miscalculated the amount in my account, and was able to withdraw money up to $300 over
what I had in the bank.
Overall, I do not think that Bank of America is a good bank to choose for security or
safety when it comes to your money.
Bank of America has done a lot of suspicious things to try and steal money away from its
customers. They reordered my debit card transactions several times so that I overdrafted
my account four or five times instead of the one time it should have happened. They also
offered me a student account, but neglected to give me the benefits of the student account
and then said that the student does not exist anymore even though I have several friends
still using the student account option. Overall, Bank of America is a terrible bank and I
am going to get a new bank as soon as possible.
I've had a Bank of America checking account for years now, and it is very convenient for
me and has been a nice place to take my business to. I think last year, Bank of America
tried charging me five dollars a month for their checking services, an outrageous fee, but
luckily that charge isn’t going through for me. Without silly charges like that, Bank of
America checking accounts are generally great. The people at my local Bank of America are
nice and help solve any problems that I do have, which happens quite rarely. Overall, Bank
of America is great.
Bank of America deserved a 4.5 out of 5 star rating for the very simple reason that it
provides the services expected, but does so in an unremarkable way. There are many
branches, which is obviously very convenient. Most branches operate during the hours one
would expect for a bank and are outfitted with ATMs. In 20 years with Bank of America I
have never encountered a teller that failed to be friendly and helpful. I have procured an
auto loan for them in past. I don’t recall the interest rates, but I do remember that it
was fair and competitive. The online experience with Bank of America is also extremely
satisfactory with up-to-the-minute transaction history as well as the ability to transfer
funds between accounts. I am pleased enough with Band of America that I have never
seriously considered moving to another bank. Anytime I have been recommended to switch by
a friend or coworker, I decide against it after the most basic of comparisons. Bank of
America provides the service that I expect from a bank and I don’t see switching any
time soon.
Ten years ago, I opened my very first checking account at Bank of America. At first I
loved them and the service was great, however that went downhill quickly. For the first
few months there were no service fees, everything was just how they explained it would be.
Then the random service fees- that I was told I would not have to worry about- started.
Monthly maintenance fees, fees for not having enough in my account, fees for having too
much in my account... I could never keep track, but they were always charging me for
something. I ended up getting fed up with their monthly fees so I stopped using my
account, only to come back months later and discover they had been tacking on an overdraft
fee each time a monthly fee was applied to my account. I had stopped using my account, so
I didn't notice this until I was $300+ overdrawn. Thankfully their customer service is not
that bad, it was fixed for me and I started using my account again. Then things got really
bad. For example oftentimes, transactions would not post right away, so when I checked my
account online it would look like I had more money than I did. Once I accidentally
overdrew my account by .04 cents, and was charged a $30 overdraft fee. Instead of putting
a stop on the card, or at the very least calling/emailing to warn about the card being
overdrawn, they would keep adding overdraft fees for each day my account was negative, and
each time you used my debit card. Since it looked like the money was in there when I
checked my account, I didn't think I was overdrawing my account. Again, customer service
was generally pretty understanding the first couple times this happened. But it seemed
like no matter how careful I was, I was constantly overdrawn. Recently I stopped using my
account because I feel like I have lost (or almost lost) so much money to them. I am
currently shopping around for a new bank that does not have outrageous fees.
I've been a BOA customer for 6 years. I was initially denied a Checking Account because of
my credit. However, my employer had a partnership with BOA which required all employees to
have a BOA Checking Account, so I was granted an account anyway. My overall experience has
been a good one. Great Customer Service and online account access.
I have only had one real issue with BOA, and it happened 3 or 4 years ago. I am a resident
of GA, but visited AL for a family function. I used my Debit Card a few times while in AL,
but when I got back to GA my Debit Card declined when I tried to use it. I knew I had a
ton of money on the card, so I had no idea what was going on. I had to call them to find
out that my Checking Account has been “frozen” because of a Fraud Alert. Apparently,
the transactions I made in AL were suspicious. They “unfroze” the account while I had
them on the line, and I was able to use the Debit Card right away.
Other than that, my experience has been a really good one. I have a Credit Card through
BOA also and rates and fees are decent for that as well.
Bank of America has changed over the last ten years but not for the better. I have a
checking, savings and credit card with BOA but they charge me $14 dollars to get a
cashier’s check. When you ask “why does it cost so much?” and the teller responds
with “how else do you expect us to make money?”, you get the feeling that service is
not at the forefront. I did not have time to explain the banking system and interest to
the teller but it probably didn't matter.
My checks specifically have increased at least 15% every time I need to replace them. Both
checks and cashiers should be free, especially if they are taking the money out of my
account on the spot.
To be fair, they will try to meet you with a smile at the front desk. The line is
generally reasonable at the locations I frequent. It is the BOA policies that make the
customer service difficult for the employees.
I have had a mixed experience but overall I am satisfied with Bank of America. I do most
of my banking online and they have excellent online services. I use the app to transfer
funds between my two accounts and to easily wire money to family members out of state if
needed. The user interface both on a computer and iPhone app are very easy to use and I am
grateful that they have good developers working for us.
When I signed up, the process was easy and I really appreciated when they changed my
account type based on my actual usage. This helped save me a little in fees each year. I
also have had great in-person experience when I have had to go into a branch to order a
new card or perform a transaction.
My only point of contention with my bank is their conflict resolution and difficulty in
dealing with the fraud protection system. I had some odd activity, some my fault and some
not, that resulted in NSF fees. They would only partially forgive the ones that were not
my fault. I have never asked for fee forgiveness when I was at fault but they did not help
me out much at all in that case. The fraud protection can be trying. It is an automatic
system and, in my case, I made an emergency midnight run to Walmart while on vacation and
was locked out of my account until the next business day when I could get a person on the
phone. It was a really big inconvenience.
Overall, I like BoA but some of their practices need tweaking.
I am a graduate student and have had a checking and a savings account with Bank of America
since I was 16. I have attended three different universities during my undergraduate and
graduate studies in California, Arizona, and Florida. In each instance, I have always had
easy access to a branch. I also travel domestically a great deal for my studies. An
account with Bank of America makes finding an ATM or, in case I need to speak with
someone, a branch an easy task. During my research abroad experiences, the online banking
makes handling my money and paying my bills in foreign countries very convenient. I have
always enjoyed pleasant and efficient customer service. I would recommend Bank of America
to anyone.
Bank of America has saved my life (well, financially) more than once! Their customer
protection program is incredibly effective. I've had my card number stolen a couple of
times, and each time I'm alerted by BoA before I even notice an issue and they refund the
money stolen and shut down my card quickly to make sure no other activity can occur. I
feel very secure when banking with Bank of America, and that's incredibly important to me
in this age of online fraud and considering the ease with which people can access your
personal information. The customer service representatives themselves are also incredibly
friendly, sympathetic, and helpful, which is especially needed when you find yourself in
another state with no apparent access to funds after your card has been stolen! The
customer service rep told me where to find the nearest Bank of America branch, and called
ahead to let them know I was coming so I didn't have to wait long for help. Overall, a
good banking experience and I recommend this institution.
Our business has been banking with Bank of America for five years. Our experience with
this institution has been satisfactory, though not extremely pleasant. The proximity of
the locations to us is convenient, and the deposit-making there is easier than at some
other banks we've tried. Still, the experience with the tellers and management has never
been too impressive. Often the tellers and managers are short and rude, and almost every
time we have to go into the bank they are working extremely slowly. The people that are
working at the business line often help regular customers before us, which interferes with
our business. Overall, our experience with Bank of America has been mediocre.
I am currently (maybe) a member of the Bank of America, only because of the horrible
experience and amount of time it takes to actually quit being a member of the Bank of
America. I originally moved to BoA because Regions bank removed the option of inserting
checks directly in their drive-thru ATMs. I found this ridiculous and a huge
inconvenience, so I moved everything over to Bank of America.
But, I got married about six months ago and wanted to switch banks to Wells Fargo and
share an account with my wife. I went in to Bank of America, right up to a bank teller,
and told her I wanted to close my account. She told me she wouldn't do it and that I had
to meet with one of the other employees. She sat me down to wait and I sat there for
30-minutes with no one coming to talk to me. It was as if they were going to ignore me
unless I stayed with their bank. I got annoyed and left.
Since then I have returned two more times, went to the first open bank teller, and asked
to close my account, but again, I was told I had to wait for another employee to call me
in their office. I found this ridiculous, so I just tore up my Bank of America card and
decide to forget all about them.
Bank of America has been extremely reliable and understanding over the years. I like that
they take your picture and put it right on your card for you. One unlikely event really
cemented their great reputation for me. I accidentally left my debit card in the drive
through ATM one night after withdrawing some cash. I had parked my car in the lot and was
looking over some stuff when some guys in a truck pulled up and told me I had left my card
in the machine and threw it into my window. I didn't think much of it until I went home
and checked my balance. They actually stole money from my account before returning the
card! When I told the lady in the bank it didn't really seem like she believed me, which
is understandable, but she refunded my account anyway! Now that is really excellent
customer service in my opinion.
While Bank of America is one of the most widely spread and most recognizable financial
institutions, it'll always leave a bitter taste in my mouth. In college, I was suckered
into getting a credit card due to free pizza and a t-shirt, but I didn’t know anything
about interest rates or hidden fees. With Bank of America, the fees kept on coming in from
left field, and the interest rate (though I always paid on time) was enormous for a
college kid. Do yourself a favor and steer clear of these guys until you're older and know
something about something.
I have the Bank of America cash rewards credit card, and have nothing but positive things
to say about the entire program. One outstanding perk is free checks, but the customer
service benefits are amazing. I recently made a banking error by accidentally sending
myself a check from my credit card account instead of paying the balance which was due. I
logged into my account to find the error, and a $35 late fee had been deducted from my
account.
I called Bank of America service center, explained my error and they immediately deleted
the late fee. They also checked to ensure that my payment had gone through, then asked if
they could help with anything else.
They most certainly did not have to cancel the late fee for my error, but it further
proved what a good bank Bank of America is. The cash rewards program, which gives a
percentage back into your checking for grocery and gas purchases, is one of the best
banking programs around.
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