Bank of America allow third party charge customers for unwanted insurance
By kingparker
@kingparker (9673)
United States
August 3, 2011 9:24pm CST
You might see it from time to time, those big banks would help the third party marketers to promote the insurance products, such as auto insurance such and such. Usually, I read it and toss it away, because I am okay with my current insurance. Recently, I heard some people complain about bank of America allows its third party to charge customers those insurance without asking for permission. They simply place charge of $20 on their bill statement. Is that crazy or not? Usually, those third party marketers has to make phone calls to ask permission, then allow the procedure to make charge. Not without verbal permission. So, if you bank with bank of america, take a look at your bill before pay any.
1 response
@inertia4 (27978)
• United States
5 Aug 11
I will start with this, Bank of America should not have ever been bailed out. It should have went by the way side. If I were the president, I would have never bailed out the banks. I would have let them all fail. Banks in this country equal greed to the highest power. They are worse then organized crime. I no longer deal with an american bank. Now I am a happy customer.

