Bank of America Credit Card Complaint

Bank of America Credit card department,

Rewards Ohio

I had a World Points MasterCard from Bank of America with a 9.99 % interest rate. At some point in time several years ago they sent a letter stating that any future purchases would be subject to a hire rate. I do n't recall the increase, but it was significant so I decided not to charge anything anymore. I had gone through a divorce and lost my job so the balance on the card was very high. It has taken me 4-5 years to pay off that balance, but my next payment will - it out ( the balance due is less than $4.00 ). About that time, 4-5 years ago, I noticed while reviewing my online statement that they listed the name, address and social security number of a man in a nearby town with the same name as me. When I called to notify them, they were horrible saying that the man with the other name must be name. I asked them if his address and social security matched what they had on file for me and they said no. I asked them who was able to see my SSN because of their carelessness. My online access to


my statements online and they told me I was getting paper statements and that was good enough. They also told me that they were denying me online access because my log in information was not linked to anything. I asked them if I had a balance due and they told me what it was. So I stated that I was linked to something '' for them to be able to get that information. I asked them how many points I had and they told me I forfeited the points when the account was closed. I never closed the account, have been getting monthly statements and making payments above the minimum due for several years - so I did n't know they closed my account. The point to this is that I have accumulated a LOT of reward points that I want. They closed my account and took my points away from me without notifying me. Are they allowed to just close your account and take your points away? I want my points back as I have made every payment on time for the past 4-5 years. Bank of America really does not care about the average person.