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Wonder how many loans they give out to pot operations, which is illegal on a federal level, where guns are not.
 
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I think I owe them $35 for a book from Amazon, time to end my business with BoA.


Do yourself a favor and get the Amazon Prime Visa card through Chase. I get enough cash back points that the annual Prime charge is paid for.

Jim


NO. Better to open an account with your local S&L. Chase is just as crooked as BofA. Bank locally. Do you want Amazon to subject your transactions to AI ??
 
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Right up there with Wells Fargo, in my opinion, of best banks to avoid.




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Wonder how many military arms contractors do business with them

That could be billions in losses


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I think I owe them $35 for a book from Amazon, time to end my business with BoA.


Do yourself a favor and get the Amazon Prime Visa card through Chase. I get enough cash back points that the annual Prime charge is paid for.

Jim
Yup.
 
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I walked away from them years ago when they started charging for using ATMs.

Even closing the account was difficult.



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I think I owe them $35 for a book from Amazon, time to end my business with BoA.


Do yourself a favor and get the Amazon Prime Visa card through Chase. I get enough cash back points that the annual Prime charge is paid for.

Jim


I'll opt for my local credit union's card; may pay 1% interest more on it but...
 
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I’ve had an account with BOA since they were called NCNB back when I was stationed at Bragg in the early 80s. It’ll take me a while to disengage from them after 35+ years, but I guess I have no choice.
 
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I shit-canned them back then, so I can't boycott them any further. I guess I could reapply, just so I'd have something to cancel
Reaching way back in my dusty memory, there was a scene in a Marx Brothers movie in which a newspaper reporter was aggravating Groucho.

Groucho asked his assistant, "Do we subscribe to that paper?"

"No."

"Well, take out a subscription and then cancel it!"



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Left them in the early 70’s. Their customer service sucked back then.
 
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My parent company uses BoA for their corporate credit card so no choice there.

However I have a personal one that I used for zero interest for a year on balance transfers from many years ago. Time to move the little balance left to another card and close that account. Screw ‘em.


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We have had intense conversations over the last few months,” Ms. Finucane told Bloomberg

I highly doubt that.
You're a bank, a despised institution pointed-out and vilified in a variety of religious and social-philosophical texts. None of your social altruism will change the opinions of your profession, stick to being apolitical as people expect.
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I’ve had an account with BOA since they were called NCNB back when I was stationed at Bragg in the early 80s. It’ll take me a while to disengage from them after 35+ years, but I guess I have no choice.

I'm in the same boat. Been contemplating moving my check/savings away from them, this is good time to do so.
 
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Well, time to go interview some credit unions about earning my business.
B of A just lost it.

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I don’t bank with them but have a credit card. Time to close that account.



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I've transitioned to Capital One 360, but kept my BoA account open "just in case."

Guess it's time to tie up that loose end.
 
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They issue the Bass Pro Shop credit card. I have one in my wallet. I find it hypocritical that they'd decline business with gun manufacturers and issue cards in the name of gun retailers.

I'll be cancelling mine this week. I never used it anyway so it's no big deal. I only got it to get some cash off a purchase.




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I don’t bank with them but have a credit card. Time to close that account.


It doesn't hurt them to close the account, it can however hurt your credit, especially if it's one of your oldest cards. If you want to cost them money, switch to paper bills and buy one pack of gum every year. Your account will cost them to maintain, but the fees on 99¢ worth of charges per year won't come close to covering it.



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What would they do if a woman owned company was turned down for a loan?


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I intentionally never used them. I have one credit card because they bought out MBNA years ago. It was my first card so I can't get rid of it due to having it for so long. I need the age for my credit score.


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