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Good for their employees... Also I quit using Bank of America years ago because they were more interested in making money off of me via fees than providing any

• logfromblammo 8y ago
  Bank of America made it to my permanent boycott list after they bought my MBNA credit card and my mortgage, and then proceeded to pull every possible shenanigan to try to squeeze more money out of me. The next note I write will have a clause specifically saying that if it is ever sold to BoA, or serviced by them, the remainder of the debt owed on the note will be discharged immediately. And if that scuttles the financing, so be it. I never wanted to be their customer, and they forced me into it; that's the only way I can think of to keep their business practices out of my life.
• smrtinsert 8y ago
  What are you using now? I'd like to move off of them but have no exit strategy.
  • dwighttk 8y ago
    I moved to ING which was absorbed by CapitalOne. I've had very few problems with CapitalOne. There are no branches near me so I occasionally have to ask friends to write me a check if I have some cash I need to deposit. I half-heartedly looked for a credit union to join, but every one I found seemed to be for groups of employees I'm not a member of.