OT: BofA says someone has commited fraud against me

[NeetaT]

I think they are prohibited by law to divulge certain information for fear of someone like me sending the culprit to the emergency room. In my substantiated opinion, I am convinced that the only deterrent to crime is a baseball bat to the ribs.

[mike92104]

I’ve been pretty happy with SD County Credit Union’s fraud prevention. I’ve inadvertently set it off a couple of times (once by buying a cup of coffee in Lemon Grove). It can be a bit of a pain, but a quick 10 minute call takes care of it. I also like that I can just walk into a branch and ask for a new card and number and they just “print” one out right there on the spot.

[mike92104]

I’ve been pretty happy with SD County Credit Union’s fraud prevention. I’ve inadvertently set it off a couple of times (once by buying a cup of coffee in Lemon Grove). It can be a bit of a pain, but a quick 10 minute call takes care of it. I also like that I can just walk into a branch and ask for a new card and number and they just “print” one out right there on the spot.

[mike92104]

I’ve been pretty happy with SD County Credit Union’s fraud prevention. I’ve inadvertently set it off a couple of times (once by buying a cup of coffee in Lemon Grove). It can be a bit of a pain, but a quick 10 minute call takes care of it. I also like that I can just walk into a branch and ask for a new card and number and they just “print” one out right there on the spot.

[mike92104]

I’ve been pretty happy with SD County Credit Union’s fraud prevention. I’ve inadvertently set it off a couple of times (once by buying a cup of coffee in Lemon Grove). It can be a bit of a pain, but a quick 10 minute call takes care of it. I also like that I can just walk into a branch and ask for a new card and number and they just “print” one out right there on the spot.

[mike92104]

I’ve been pretty happy with SD County Credit Union’s fraud prevention. I’ve inadvertently set it off a couple of times (once by buying a cup of coffee in Lemon Grove). It can be a bit of a pain, but a quick 10 minute call takes care of it. I also like that I can just walk into a branch and ask for a new card and number and they just “print” one out right there on the spot.

[jficquette]

I hate BOA.

[jficquette]

I hate BOA.

[jficquette]

I hate BOA.

[jficquette]

I hate BOA.

[jficquette]

I hate BOA.

[8bitnintendo]

I’m in the middle of switching from BofA to USAA myself, once I discovered that USAA would refund ATM fees charged by an outside ATM and that I could deposit checks from my phone I was sold. BofA hasn’t done anything particularly bad to me (yet) but credit unions are much more responsive.

[8bitnintendo]

I’m in the middle of switching from BofA to USAA myself, once I discovered that USAA would refund ATM fees charged by an outside ATM and that I could deposit checks from my phone I was sold. BofA hasn’t done anything particularly bad to me (yet) but credit unions are much more responsive.

[8bitnintendo]

I’m in the middle of switching from BofA to USAA myself, once I discovered that USAA would refund ATM fees charged by an outside ATM and that I could deposit checks from my phone I was sold. BofA hasn’t done anything particularly bad to me (yet) but credit unions are much more responsive.

[8bitnintendo]

I’m in the middle of switching from BofA to USAA myself, once I discovered that USAA would refund ATM fees charged by an outside ATM and that I could deposit checks from my phone I was sold. BofA hasn’t done anything particularly bad to me (yet) but credit unions are much more responsive.

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