EvilCorporations.com // Financial Accountability Desk Class Action // Banking // Consumer Fraud Your Bank Charged You Twice. Then Told You to Wait. Bank of America’s autopayment system has been pulling money from customers’ accounts after their balances hit zero. A…
Investigative Report | Banking | Class Action Bank of America Froze Ordinary People’s Accounts — And Called It Legal A $2.85 million settlement exposes how one of the world’s biggest banks systematically stripped struggling New Yorkers of access to their…
TL;DR Bank of America ran a “Bill Pay” autopay program and actively enrolled customers into it, then secretly cancelled their enrollment if they didn’t also hold an active Bank of America checking, savings, or credit card account. This eligibility requirement…
Financial Fraud FINRA Case No. 2022074855301 Market Transparency Bank of America Failed Market Transparency and Still Walked Away With a Slap on the Wrist EvilCorporations.com • FINRA AWC No. 2022074855301 • 7 min read TL;DR BofA Securities, Inc., Bank of…
Class Action Investigation Bank of America’sRewards Bait-and-Switch EvilCorporations.com • Case 1:25-cv-10123 • District of Massachusetts • 18 min read TL;DR Bank of America advertised, confirmed in writing, and contractually promised 70,000 bonus miles plus 100 XP to customers who spent…
THE DOSSIER The Accused: Bank of America, National Association, a licensed Sales Finance Company in Pennsylvania. The Misconduct: Systematically repossessed vehicles and sent repossession notices that illegally shortened the time consumers had to reclaim their property. The bank’s own “template”…