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In the discussion thread: I have an ongoing dispute with Bank of America - Update in reply #57, and it's good news. [View all]

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Sat May 26, 2012, 03:14 PM

airplaneman (225 posts)

34. I am another one who hates Bank of America

Without going into details, BofA has been a nightmare for me. It was always one thing after another after another after another and it would never stop. If your their mission statement was: "Screw every customer every way you could possibly imagine" then I would give them an A+. Their practices were downright unethical and mean spirited. I am now happy at a credit union and will always hate BofA. My biggest dream is they are one day dismantled by antitrust laws.
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57 replies	Author	Time	Post
I have an ongoing dispute with Bank of America - Update in reply #57, and it's good news. [View all]	slackmaster	May 2012	OP
LOL	EFerrari	May 2012	#1
At the risk of opening a fifth front, might I suggest filing a lawsuit	coalition_unwilling	May 2012	#2
My law firm wanted a retainer of $50,000 to litigate the matter	slackmaster	May 2012	#5
Don't lawyers take cases like this on a contingency basis?	sabrina 1	May 2012	#30
I might be able to find one, but my provable actual damage is in the $10K - $20K range	slackmaster	May 2012	#31
I know they like cases that have the potential to make a lot of money, so yes, you probably	sabrina 1	May 2012	#32
I really don't care about getting a monetary settlement from Bank of America. I only want one thing:	slackmaster	May 2012	#33
I understand, and hope you do win without the bother of a lawsuit.	sabrina 1	May 2012	#38
Credit Reporting Agencies	sunnystarr	May 2012	#42
I'm already at that stage. I have a written admission from BofA that they can't produce a copy...	slackmaster	May 2012	#53
lawyer up	Meiko	May 2012	#3
You mean your ex did it...	deaniac21	May 2012	#4
Maybe. All I know for sure is that I never signed an application for joint revolving credit	slackmaster	May 2012	#6
me either	deaniac21	May 2012	#9
Were you only legally separated or fully divorced when the account was open?	freshwest	May 2012	#21
BofA claims it was opened while we were married, but they can't prove it because they don't have...	slackmaster	May 2012	#28
Does your wife say it was was opened after you were married? Did she open it under your last name?	freshwest	May 2012	#36
They wrote it off and sold the account to a collector on Feb.1. I called the collector.	slackmaster	May 2012	#37
Then it is simply on the credit record? Is your wife paying as agreed in the bankruptcy?	freshwest	May 2012	#40
My ex isn't very communicative. I don't know what's up with her finances.	slackmaster	May 2012	#41
If she isn't paying, and the card was in your name (married or not) you're kind of stuck.	freshwest	May 2012	#43
The account is "in my name" on BofA's electronic records only, and those cannot be verified	slackmaster	May 2012	#55
They bought out the bank that held my 6% fixed rate card and without my knowledge raised	appleannie1	May 2012	#7
That's messed up	slackmaster	May 2012	#29
I hate them too and will be happy to assist	TBF	May 2012	#8
They are crooked and they are evil. Trust.	spiderpig	May 2012	#10
I'm curious as to why she would have added you on?	dkf	May 2012	#11
Yes. At that point, she could try to off load the debt and use the account	EFerrari	May 2012	#14
I have no evidence that my ex did it. Because BofA can't find the credit agreement, it's not...	slackmaster	May 2012	#20
You're right it doen't mean that she added you.	sunnystarr	May 2012	#44
The account wasn't even opened at BofA. It's been through at least TWO system conversions.	slackmaster	May 2012	#56
I feel your pain	goclark	May 2012	#12
That's exactly what happened to Mr. pig!	spiderpig	May 2012	#15
Oooo, thanks for bringing up safe deposit boxes.	SheilaT	May 2012	#26
A hardy SECOND!	jimlup	May 2012	#13
They and Chase helped push my ex-wife into insolvency	slackmaster	May 2012	#22
Add your complaint to RipoffReport.com	L0oniX	May 2012	#16
Credit reporting agencies have an obligation to you/us, re: truth/facts,	elleng	May 2012	#17
That's exactly what I'm doing. The process is slow and tedious. The Fair Credit Reporting Act...	slackmaster	May 2012	#24
Of course its not near level, and freedom isn't free,	elleng	May 2012	#27
Federal Trade Commission --- that's where I believe your complaint should be filed.	jerseyjack	May 2012	#18
Already done. Also the California AG because BofA failed to comply with a section of our Civil Code	slackmaster	May 2012	#25
My B o A story.	jerseyjack	May 2012	#19
glad to help with a kick. FUCK THE CRIMINAL GANG THAT CALLS ITSELF BANK OF AMERICA!	HiPointDem	May 2012	#23
I am another one who hates Bank of America	airplaneman	May 2012	#34
Similar thing happened to my son. He	Riley18	May 2012	#35
Keep it up! I almost set up my own one-woman picket of the place, myself!	countryjake	May 2012	#39
There is an easy solution to your problem.	GETPLANING	May 2012	#45
+1 n/t	MrsBrady	May 2012	#47
To sue in small claims court, you have to prove you suffered $$$ loss.	jerseyjack	May 2012	#49
I just had a similar BOA experience.	DontTreadOnMe	May 2012	#46
Just ading my two cents	meeksgeek	May 2012	#48
Washed my hands of the criminal enterprise years ago. Local credit union is the way to go.	geckosfeet	May 2012	#50
I learned them to be crooks 40 years ago as a young teenager	nolabels	May 2012	#51
My first encounter with BofA was in 1976. I walked into a branch to cash a personal check...	slackmaster	May 2012	#54
I have never intentionally opened any kind of account at BofA. They already had a bad reputation...	slackmaster	May 2012	#52
UPDATE on my dispute with BofA, 6/5/2012 - Equifax has removed all derogatory information	slackmaster	Jun 2012	#57

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