BoA BillPay with CC

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I called boa online pill-pay department, was told that I must have a checking or savings or a money market account with them to get that option activated...... And the only exception is for former MBNA credit card holders   . .. Maybe because its still a new option !! Perhaps in a few months everyone will be able to sign up and use their credit card as a source of payment, hopefully soon enough while that service is still free !

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Sounds to me like it is an old feature you can have grandfathered if you were an MBNA customer, i.e. a feature on its way out the door and not on its way in the door.

[Karatz]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I called boa online pill-pay department, was told that I must have a checking or savings or a money market account with them to get that option activated...... And the only exception is for former MBNA credit card holders   . .. Maybe because its still a new option !! Perhaps in a few months everyone will be able to sign up and use their credit card as a source of payment, hopefully soon enough while that service is still free !

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Paying my Amex from my Alaskain Airlines Visa is an option lol, I might just do this this time around and see if it works...

[Anonymous]

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Karatz wrote:

Paying my Amex from my Alaskain Airlines Visa is an option lol, I might just do this this time around and see if it works...

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I used one of my BOA cards to pay my wife's Costco Amex. Worked like a charm.

[Karatz]

Just an update for anyone interested in this. I paid $5739.33 this month using the BofA Visa.

2 CitiMortgage Payments @$800

2 HSBC Card Payments $4500

and an automated minium on my capital one 5.9% cc payment, and an automated fixed amount on my Citibank AMEX card. both are set up to pay automatically so i never forget and get hit with a late.

and then PIF on my Citibank Amex card.

Finance Charges = $0