BOA - CS Rep Confirms Can't Use Card for Guns or Ammo

[TX expat]

Just like the threads last week about the Brady Bunch and some bogus ads that they supposedly did. If it looks stupid, sounds stupid, over the top, and fits in with how you view the world the best thing to do is google the crap out of it and see if it is true.

I am always a doubter and google everything I see and look for multiple references before I post anything.

Also...what Gasmitty said!

Personally I have no doubt about its authenticity on the surface. It's message, however, is far from anything that I would call conclusive.

He doesn't know what he's agreeing to when he originally answers affirmatively to the "policy". Half those people are culturally conditioned to respond like that, not as an answer to the question, but as an affirmation that they understand you (even when they don't understand you). After that initial, knee jerk, affirmative, he spends the rest of the time "looking up" an answer and he never comes up with one. He apologized for not having any information and passes her concerns along, which I'm sure means nothing since it's fairly apparent that he doesn't even get what she's talking about.

Even if "true", the whole thing is irrelevant.

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[dben002]

Not possible! It's on the internet... it MUST be true!

Bonjour ... and I am a french male model.....

[high pockets]

You don't need to cancel your BOA card, just stop using it. Get a card from a different bank and use it but do not cancel your BOA card. Look up how cancelling a credit card can effect your credit rating. Let's say someone has a $10,000 credit limit on their credit card. Cancelling that card effectively lowers your creditworthiness by $10,000 in the eyes of the three credit rating agencies. It may not seem like much, but to some people that can be a huge impact on their credit status.

BOA only benefits when one of their cards is used. If people just stop using BOA cards, their revenue will drop and THAT will be noticed.

[gasmitty]

As promised - no citations of authenticity, locking this one up.