Bank of America Credit card department,
APR or interest rate South Carolina
I first obtained this credit card in approximately -, as a - - branded credit card. I do not recall the bank who serviced the card at that time. I obtained the card because it was marketed as a FI-ED RATE 9.99 % card. The marketing promised that this rate would not change. And for the last thirteen years it has not. Other than occasional 0 % balance transfer promotions, I have been paying 9.99 % APR since the inception of the card. On my - bill, I noticed that the rate has been raised to 10.24 %, for no apparent reason. When I inquired about this, I was told that the federal funds rate increased on - -, -, and so, in turn, did my rate. But this makes no sense. At the time I obtained the card, the fed funds rate was - higher than it is now. So, why then over the last eight years when the fed funds rate was - have I not been paying less? The card was specifically marketed as having a fixed rate for the life of the card. When I pressed the issue the agent said she could not help me and directed me to call " retention services, '' which is, as I understand it, their sales unit. Why on earth would I buy a new product ( and allow a new hard inquiry on my report ) from a company that is behaving in such an underhanded way?
Bank of America customer in South Carolina
Feb 11, 2016
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
Bank of America response to complaint:
Closed with explanation
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Address | 100 N Tryon St Ste 220 Charlotte NC 28202 |
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