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| The BoA charge is an internal bank charge. Period. Very similar to other banks. Several ways exist for the charge to be dropped by having special accounts with high enough balances. But the lost interest on such more than makes up for the $10 month charge. It is a BoA (or other bank service) that they feel is justified in making a cost center. Clearly your local banker needs some training as the service can/could be justified for its added capabilities. (Note: I am not saying I agree with the justification of BoA or any other bank on this practice). Obviously, you can avoid the charge by downloading from the web site yourself. Now that the Web site remembers the settings from one session to the next it is very fast and possibly as quick as the automatic download. Although I do the automatic download along with several other automatic downloads, I simultaneously manually download from 2 FI's that only support downloads via screen scrape (which I will not use). I usually have both of those downloads completed before the automatic one completes. An overview is on the BoA web site at: http://www.bankofamerica.com/onlineb...money&state=VA Art "John" <john@nospam.com> wrote in message news:eEaJjGXfHHA.2396@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > "Cal Learner-- MVP" <via_newsgroup@please.tnx> wrote in message > news:6fet13l8ncqlkh84223taq3bpkdmjue7qa@4ax.com... > >> I would be very surprised if the statement was true. While I can't >> be absolutely sure, it would be something I never heard of. >> >> I wonder if he believes his own story. > > Yeah, it sounded crazy to me. I'll call again and see if I get the same > story. > > John > |
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