Bank Of America (BOA)
Posted Dates Keep Changing, Possibly to Add Insufficient Funds Fees

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Please tell me why Bank of America feels the need to keep changing the posted date on a transaction.

Is it so they can rip the pockets right off of the average consumer???

Because you all know that changing the dates gives BOA another chance to get $35 transaction fee for insufficient funds.

I am not saying that I have been hit with any $35 fee this month. But I am noticing every little thing that is going on and keeping records of it.

It is also humorous to see my balance change so much. For example I am now utilizing the services they offer online. There is one that they will e-mail me my balance everyday. Go and check it out. You will see for yourself.

Now this is the bank telling me how much my balance is.
It is amazing on how it changes when no transaction have been done And I have not used my card, nor wrote a check in 3 days but yet the amount of my balance was changing. One day it went up. Then the next it went down. And back up again.

I am so fed up with this bank and am planning on taking my business else where. My deposits are directly deposited and this may take some time.

And yes I do keep a register!!!
I also find it quite humorous as for every Negative post that is here for Bank of America, There are the same people who defend them. Why is that? Go ahead and look back at all post that the consumer is complaining of being ripped off. You will see constantly&STEVE, JIM and a few of the same names. Obviously they work for Bank of America. Are you guys proud to be working for such a company that abuses their customers???


Company: Bank Of America (BOA)
Country: USA
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