We should start a BOA sucks thread!This was posted in another thread, therefore, here we are.
Please share your B of A nightmares here and all you are dissatisfied about with this company.

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Hi Everyone! I am new to the forums, but I love the Podcast. Thank you in advance for listening.. here goes...
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