Sydney Garth, Credit Cards Moderator
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Bank of America does not disclose any specific information about whether the BankAmericard credit card offers price protection or not. So, make sure to check the guide to benefits that came with your BankAmericard credit card to see which perks are included with your card.
In general, credit card price protection allows cardholders to receive a refund for the difference between an item’s original purchase price and a lower price advertised within the following 60 to 120 days. Coverage amounts and excluded items vary, depending on the credit card issuer.
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