New shift with how banks do business with customers.

[Mad4Busts]

I banked with BOA since they were a tiny bank called NCNB here in Fla.

I banked with them for almost 20 years and dumped them last year. I couldn't be happier.

If anyone ever asks me for a reference for banking, I would NEVER lead to BOA, I would actually advise against it.

[hawkeyethearcher]

Originally Posted by Ink

credit unions!

if you have to pay fees then this is the way to go. at least if you have to get a loan you should get a lower interest rate and great customer service

[Jesse321]

Originally Posted by Mad4Busts

I banked with BOA since they were a tiny bank called NCNB here in Fla.

I banked with them for almost 20 years and dumped them last year. I couldn't be happier.

If anyone ever asks me for a reference for banking, I would NEVER lead to BOA, I would actually advise against it.

BOA actually charged our company 624.00 for a monthly analysis fee and overdrafted our account ... here's the clincher ... WE HAD NO TRANSACTIONS FOR 3 MONTHS ... WTF were they analyzing??

Needless to say we're banking with Wachovia and Citibank now, and each time I've been asked for banking advice, I show people the BOA statements!!

They're going to lose business, and it couldn't happen to a better corporation ... F**KERS!