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My fee just posted on 9/24, the beginning of my 14th statement. I knew the day was coming when i would have to make a decision about what i wanted to do with my BOA card.
Had 2 chats with BOA today about this. Started one online before leaving work where they basically towed the line-if the account starts with an annual fee it stays even if you PC. Said the only way to waive it would be to close the account. So i just called the backdoor and was more or less told the same(didn't mention anything about closing though), but he also said he cannot make the change. Then i asked for a supervisor. Didn't even get a chance to threaten to close it and the guy came back and said the manager is going to credit the fee. I'm taking that to mean that the fee will still show up again 1 year from now and ill have to try the routine again.
I will update if my online profile actually changes to show my Annual Fee is Zero now, but i doubt it. If it doesn't, then at the end of my 24th statement i will probably just call to cancel. If at that time i still can't get the fee truly removed, it's getting chopped, because i have no desire to have to call them up every 12 months to beg them not to charge me again this year.
But i will take this small victory for now!
Damn Bank of America i hope they wave my annual fee too in November.
@YahComb wrote:My fee just posted on 9/24, the beginning of my 14th statement. I knew the day was coming when i would have to make a decision about what i wanted to do with my BOA card.
Had 2 chats with BOA today about this. Started one online before leaving work where they basically towed the line-if the account starts with an annual fee it stays even if you PC. Said the only way to waive it would be to close the account. So i just called the backdoor and was more or less told the same(didn't mention anything about closing though), but he also said he cannot make the change. Then i asked for a supervisor. Didn't even get a chance to threaten to close it and the guy came back and said the manager is going to credit the fee. I'm taking that to mean that the fee will still show up again 1 year from now and ill have to try the routine again.
I will update if my online profile actually changes to show my Annual Fee is Zero now, but i doubt it. If it doesn't, then at the end of my 24th statement i will probably just call to cancel. If at that time i still can't get the fee truly removed, it's getting chopped, because i have no desire to have to call them up every 12 months to beg them not to charge me again this year.
But i will take this small victory for now!
Thats more than likely what you will have to do every year unfortunately.
my credit posted late last night, so i get at least 12 months of a no fee card.
REV: Only person i've seen recently get the AF removed was cain-and he also didn't get it removed at graduation. it was a couple months later after the next AF had posted. You can go back and read from the last few years so many people have product changed at graduation to what is normally an AF-Free card only to learn that the AF is stuck to the agreement. They usually just tell you you can close it and apply for a new card.