Bank of America Customer Service Phone Lines Are Inaccessible, Driving Account Closures
Bank of America customers report persistent inability to reach customer service by phone, with calls going unanswered. This forces customers to abandon the relationship entirely rather than resolve issues. As one of the largest US banks, systemic phone support inaccessibility affects millions of account holders.
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