It's no longer 12 months, but my NEA (National Education Association) Visa has had a 0% BT APY, 2% fee, min $2, max $30 for quite some time. It shows as good on balances through the statement closing date in July 2009.

Edit: 10/8/08 - It's gone now, replaced by a Plat Plus MasterCard 0% APR BT offer with 3% uncapped BT fee.

0%, no BT fee card

https://offers.bankofamerica.com/ConsumerCard/MNCOffer.aspx?sc=FAATCY&lang=en_US&cc=OTS

I got this from another FW thread.

vrock said:0%, no BT fee card

https://offers.bankofamerica.com/ConsumerCard/MNCOffer.aspx?sc=FAATCY&lang=en_US&cc=OTS

I got this from another FW thread.Thanks, but I think we're talking about existing cards.

I just got my new World Points card in the mail to replace one that's expiring. I called the # on the front to activate, and then pressed 1 to hear about special balance transfer offers just for me...

2.99% until June '09, $75 capped fee. I asked if that's the best offer they had available, and he said yes. I told him that wasn't good enough for me to transfer any funds to this card, and I got the hard sell of what a great deal I was getting with the capped fee of $75. I politely told him again thanks but no thanks.

I'll check back next week to see if the offer has changed.

I have a 12 month 0% offer, but its 3% uncapped.

I called them, and they did not offer to cap it. The counteroffer was 3.99% for 12 months capped at $99.

I have four cards, two had 0% offers,3% fee no cap for a year from now. Thanks OP

7.9% w/ no cap
0.0% w/ no cap

I found out about this yesterday when I received all new credit cards from them to replace my old cards. They switched my visa to an AMEX rewards card and my mastercard to a visa. When I called to find out what was going on thats when the customer service rep gave me all the good news. I got upgraded to a single rewards system for both cards and that I had 0% BT on both cards. But when he told me what my transaction fee was, I declined. Then he made it sweeter by removing the fees on one card and capping the other at 99. Then he started the process to transfer the funds directly to my checking account and all my credit limits jumped by about 30%.
I ended up getting 40k for $99 and putting it all in a stock account. Thats the first time any of my credit cards would do that.
Also with the boosted credit limits it really didn't make a big dent in my utilization.

I think BOA is feeling it's oats because now it knows its to big to fail.

The USairways Visa from BofA has no BT fee.

Mine shows 0% BT thru 6/09, 4% fee capped at $90