I have had no fewer than 10 bank accounts at different locations over the past 20 years. But never have I had a bank that closes your account after a mere 72 days of inactivity. I use this account primarily for my auction account--to keep statements and receipts seperate from my personal (family) account. My real job has had me too busy to do much auctioning of late, and so I haven't accessed the account for a few months. Supposedly, BOA sent letters after the first 24 and 48 days of inactivity. But I never got either of those. They said they sent another one on the 72nd day. I never got that either. Still--such a insignificant amount of time is incomprehensible in this day and age. I understand 8 months, or 6. But the idea of sending out letters after a mere 24 days seems silly, and rather unreasonable. They closed my account, and it took a week to get it back up and running. I'm shifting banks.
Last edited on Aug 13, 2009
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