You can possibly transfer just about all the credit limit over, leaving $500 or $1000 in your old mastercard.

Then just keep the accont. What do you have to lose?

Looks like BofA is not willing to honor this deal. Has anyone got the bonus.

Dear XXX,

Thank you for your inquiry dated 10/13/07 regarding promotional
incentive. We appreciate the opportunity to service your banking needs.

Upon further review, our records indicate that your account ending in
-XXXX does not meet our eligibility for our CH100CTA due to the
following reasons:

- Account was opened on 7/23/07 after the promotional offer has ended
on 7/19/07.
- There is an existing checking account already opened under your
profile. The CH100CTA promotion is offered to customers who have a Bank
of America credit card and did not yet have a checking account.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. We value you as
a customer and appreciate your business. If we may be of further
assistance, please contact us again by e-mail. Thank you for choosing
Bank of America.

sechs said:I know folks here have merged accounts, and hope that someone can confirm or deny the rep's statement.

So, I called BofA twice today, talking to two different CS reps and someone in new applications, and all confirmed the statements of the person with which I originally spoke. This is, at least, the official line.

I took names and notes, so, if it doesn't work as described, I have the basis for a complaint. Whether that'll do anything for me, is debatable.

g10ny said:robertandrew said:g10ny said:Added the link to the $75 statement credit card offer.

Sorry, I missed that link -- anyone have it? Thanks

This

That link doesnt indicate the 75 dollar bonus...are sure still active...and was it 25 dollars in purchases to get it?

how do you pay a BOA mastercard online? last month I would click on pay now and it would take me to a page with my local bank's checking account I could pay from. but a couple of weeks ago I opened a BOA free checking accoutn for a $75 bonus, and now when I click pay now, it takes me to BOA's online bill pay, which does me no good since I only have $25 in BOA checking (min required for the bonus) and my CC min payment is $98. how the hell do I get back to the old pay now page that had my local bank's checking account on it where I could pay it via ACH.

g10ny said:Too bad I didn't save the link to the front page where the ad appeared.
Compare it with these, I am not sure whether these are still valid or they have expired.

As you can see, each offer has a code. I assume someone can do a great favor to the humanity by calling BofA and asking about these codes and whether they are still valid or not.

I applied for it anyway and will find out soon enough...there are some 50 dollar bonus offers directly off of the Boa site...another strange thing....Cardselection.com has bofa links but doesnt appear to have any bonus with them...

chocula said:I know I saw a link to check on the status of your BOA account, but I cannot find it anywhere today.

I looked in this thread, the best rates thread and used search, but cannot find it.

Can someone please direct me to the link?
Here.

Added that and this to Quick Summary.

jairocon said:Squeezer99 said:how do you pay a BOA mastercard online? last month I would click on pay now and it would take me to a page with my local bank's checking account I could pay from. but a couple of weeks ago I opened a BOA free checking accoutn for a $75 bonus, and now when I click pay now, it takes me to BOA's online bill pay, which does me no good since I only have $25 in BOA checking (min required for the bonus) and my CC min payment is $98. how the hell do I get back to the old pay now page that had my local bank's checking account on it where I could pay it via ACH.To pay your Bofa cards go to: MyEasyPayment
A thousand times better than my convoluted recommendation that wouldn't even work but here's another idea, courtesy of an on-line banking CSR. You can request an e-bill for the BoA credit card via on-line banking and set up either an automatic payment or pay manually upon notification of the e-bill. The e-bill set up also allows you to pay from a bank other than BoA. You'll get an e-mail when the e-bill "arrives." In that e-mail is a link to access the e-bill, which includes signing on to on-line banking. For paying manually, you can click on the Pay Now link on the e-bill, and I presume enter the amount you want to pay and the date. Per CSR, it'll take 30 days for the set up.

One other thing: You can receive e-bills, but you'll continue to receive paper statements until you apecify "go paperless."

Thanks SeattleNative. I could use some hints as to what to update. Basically all 2006 story is now history.

Until you give me valuable feedback, let's see what appears to be the first BofA 5% CashBack card (even for only 6 months) here

CycloneFW said:g10ny said:Thanks SeattleNative. I could use some hints as to what to update. Basically all 2006 story is now history.

Until you give me valuable feedback, let's see what appears to be the first BofA 5% CashBack card (even for only 6 months) here

$100 account opening bonus still good for USPS movers
http://www.bankofamerica.com/promos/jump/uspsmovers

If you do this, keep a copy of the promotion and document, document, document. I used this promotion but never got the money. I called BofA and they were happy to give me the money, but it was because I had the documentation. It is a good promotion though.