Yet another reason to hate/dump BoA

[minderasr]

...He recalls telling the bank executive that he planned to tell the National Rifle Association, Safari Club International, and his other gun-loving friends “that Bank of America is not firearms-industry-friendly.”

“You have to do what you must” was Fox’s reply, he said. “We have to assess the risk of doing business with a firearms related industry.”

http://dailycaller.com/2012/04/20/an...-another-bank/

[troutfisherman1200]

I dumped them a long time ago!I just did not like the way they did things,I found a local bank and have not looked back

[Hinermad]

I dumped them a long time ago!I just did not like the way they did things,I found a local bank and have not looked back

Ever since I started banking at a credit union I have to wonder why anyone would deal with a corporate bank. To a corporation the shareholders are the most important thing; to a credit union it's the members.

Dave

[Chris123NT]

Ever since I started banking at a credit union I have to wonder why anyone would deal with a corporate bank. To a corporation the shareholders are the most important thing; to a credit union it's the members.

Dave

This is so true. I went to a credit union about 3 years ago and haven't looked back since. I started out with Washington Mutual which was swallowed up by Chase, you want to talk about a bunch of crooks, Chase took the cake lol. Although BoA seem worse these days.

[Bornstar]

wow, we've been thinking of leaving BOA, just hadn't had the time to stop by, but i think this has sealed the deal.