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taxi818
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Bofa cash rewards.

image.pngWell I just got my $100 bonus for making spend. If I only knew bofa was like this. I had a total of $124 and some change. Opened up a bofa savings account. Only $300 required. Boom. They actually gave me $137. They might have to become my primary spend card when I get back home. Outstanding. 

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Anonymous
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Re: Bofa cash rewards.

Awesome! You have to love free money! Smiley Happy  Bravo, OP.

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Anonymous
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Re: Bofa cash rewards.

Excellent!

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kdm31091
Super Contributor

Re: Bofa cash rewards.

The customer bonus is nice since most banks give you nothing for loyalty. I know it's not a huge amount of money but at least they give you something
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CreditCuriosity
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Re: Bofa cash rewards.

Although I have a CC with BofA now I can't even think about moving any of my banking relationship back to them.. Banked with them for about 7-10 years 5+ years back and couldn't of been happier moving my money from them.  Think twice before making them your primary bank TaxiSmiley Happy.. Just a warning lol

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JustBPatient
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Its a nice perk.  Enjoy!!

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Anonymous
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Re: Bofa cash rewards.


@CreditCuriousity wrote:

Although I have a CC with BofA now I can't even think about moving any of my banking relationship back to them.. Banked with them for about 7-10 years 5+ years back and couldn't of been happier moving my money from them.  Think twice before making them your primary bank TaxiSmiley Happy.. Just a warning lol


+1. Agree with CC and his opinion is wise. Ask CAPTOOL why he left after 26 years of being a loyal customer and doing his primary banking with BoA.

 

BoA has become a bit too huge of an institution and the little guy often gets lost in the shuffle of very large institutions. I have a BoA Cash Rewards card but don't plan to put much of my business with them. They've not really been nice or helpful when I needed anything, and were rude during two recons, sadly.

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kdm31091
Super Contributor

Re: Bofa cash rewards.

I bank with BOA and never had a problem. Nice mobile app, quick processing of deposits, I dunno. I don't demand much from my bank though, nor do I find myself needing customer service often. I have no complaints other than ones that can apply to all of the big banks, such as fees. It's very easy to get the BOA checking fees waived if you have direct deposit, and nothing else they charge fees for is anything I need often.
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aussiesareforever
Established Contributor

Re: Bofa cash rewards.

Agree. Another ex-BOA customer. They find ways to charge you for everything and customer service is less than impressive. I had them for about 10 years before I decided the relationship wasn't working Smiley Happy

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taxi818
Super Contributor

Re: Bofa cash rewards.


@CreditCuriousity wrote:

Although I have a CC with BofA now I can't even think about moving any of my banking relationship back to them.. Banked with them for about 7-10 years 5+ years back and couldn't of been happier moving my money from them.  Think twice before making them your primary bank TaxiSmiley Happy.. Just a warning lol


I do remember  the misery with them back in the day. When they were NCNB.  I only put a $$500 spot total with them. Opened account with $300. Just so there are no fees. And I could get the reward bonus. That is a far as I'm willing to go with them. 

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