Delta
Jacksonville,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, October 27, 2004
I would rather spend spend my money on cashing my checks at a conveinent store than to, put my money in any bank.I dont car what it says in any brochure i been threw lots of banks and they always find away to screw you.PERIOD. So all these people with these defense comments bout banks are good its "our" fault, probably have lots ans lots of money in bank and dont even notice that the bank is stealing from them.
Sabrina
Seattle,#3Consumer Suggestion
Thu, October 21, 2004
If everybody in this world would just read their disclosures and policy brochure given at the time they opened a checking account, there wouldn't be any problems. Any bank, not just B of A must abide by any garnishments (which are legal processes). When a bank gets a call (usually by a lawyer or the government) regarding a garnishment, they have to turn over funds. It's clearly stated in the disclosures. As for the fee of $75, that is the fee B of A charges as stated in the Schedule of Fees booklet. Other banks charge similar. If, after reading the disclosures, you don't agree to the the policy and procedures, then you may close your account with the bank. Period. If you continue to leave your account open, that is an indication that you agree to the disclosures. And it is a CONTRACTUAL agreement. Other banks are pretty much the same. So if you dont agree to any bank's policies, you can always cash your checks at pay day loan centers and take out money orders to pay your rent and bills. But that can get expensive, more expensive than responsibly keeping a checking account open.