Bank of America Blocks Cash Withdrawal Over Expired ID Despite Known Customer History
A three-year Bank of America customer had their card blocked and was refused a cash withdrawal because their ID had expired, even at a branch where staff recognized them, forcing an ID renewal before regaining account access. The customer describes the process as dismissive and is moving their money to another bank.
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