Banklied2016
San Francisco,#2REBUTTAL Individual responds
Wed, May 03, 2017
The problem was that the first claim was not responded until the second claim got involved with the same debit card. I have attached a 'reply online expired' document. On Wednesday, May 3, 2017, hai vuong <[email protected]> wrote: Please do not mention my name on media. My problem is not with bank account. It was a problem with message center, that it took the respondent a long period of time to respond to my claim and it left a 'reply online expired'. If this Is valid to make this report on the news, I will attach a supported document to show that bank of america should respond in time.
Brian
Sierra Vista,#3Author of original report
Mon, October 03, 2005
By the way I wasn't blaming B of A for the card fraud, I was blaming them for their reaction (or lack of it). I did catch the transaction and filed the proper form instantly, but one month later I still haven't been reimbursed. I should think the mass of employees charged with handling these claims also have a lot of free time (mere coincidence I'm sure).
Brian
Sierra Vista,#4Author of original report
Mon, October 03, 2005
You seem to have a lot of free time. Perhaps you could review my postscript and conclusion? 10/01/2005 To cover rent after this unexpected expense I used my Discover card pin and made several ATM withdrawals (max is $200 per transaction) which I deposited in my B of A account so it would be available for the date of the check (tomorrow). When I got home to bring my check to the rental office, I received a call from Discover card asking if I was the one who made these withdrawals. I thanked him and recollected that Merrill Lynch would do similar if their system flagged unusual activity. Why would anyone want to keep their money in a bank that doesn't feel being pro active about theirs and the customers assets is worthwhile? Especially when other banks do!
Pete
Valley View,#5Consumer Comment
Sun, October 02, 2005
I don't see this as much a problem of BOA but rather your problem. Had you paid attention to your account when going online, you'd have caught the erroneous charges in time. Just today I scheduled a couple of online payments and while my account was up on my screen, I scrolled down to be certain everything was correct. I certainly don't approve of scammers taking advantage of an individual, but had you paid attention to your account this could have been avoided. I don't think it fair to blame the bank for something over which they had no control.
S.n.
Bucyrus,#6Consumer Suggestion
Sun, October 02, 2005
I have two MBNA cards. BOA now owns them. I'll be certain to check my accounts often online. Thanks for the heads up on how they handle fraudulent charges.
S.n.
Bucyrus,#7Consumer Suggestion
Sun, October 02, 2005
I have two MBNA cards. BOA now owns them. I'll be certain to check my accounts often online. Thanks for the heads up on how they handle fraudulent charges.
S.n.
Bucyrus,#8Consumer Suggestion
Sun, October 02, 2005
I have two MBNA cards. BOA now owns them. I'll be certain to check my accounts often online. Thanks for the heads up on how they handle fraudulent charges.
S.n.
Bucyrus,#9Consumer Suggestion
Sun, October 02, 2005
I have two MBNA cards. BOA now owns them. I'll be certain to check my accounts often online. Thanks for the heads up on how they handle fraudulent charges.