Bank of America Support Requires Long Holds to Resolve ATM Deposit Errors
A long-time Bank of America customer describes a mis-entered ATM deposit amount that branch staff could not correct, requiring escalation through a phone line with over 25-minute wait times and a difficult automated menu. The friction of resolving a routine deposit-correction issue is driving the customer to consider switching banks.
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