Bank of America

Why hello there. Another typical, corporate-​infested company only interested in the very last coins (and not the lint that comes with it) from your pocket.
BUT… My, the employees there do a great job being so secrete in their tasks. Well actually, I have to hand it to them — pretty decent service.
There’s this young woman there that remembers my name. I think it was because I JOKINGLY said my friend and I were in to rob the bank (What five-​foot-​three Asian girl would do such a STUPID thing, though — How did I even get away with that? Must be because I was a five-​foot-​three Asian). However, she still managed to laugh, and ever since, has recalled what I looked like exactly… Even if I hadn’t bothered to step into this branch for 2 months.
I love her though! She’s the woman that speaks Spanish. A fun person to chat up with, and always makes my short visit to BOA a good one.
So, they’ve recently changed a few things. If you’re withdrawing, you don’t need to write on anything. Saves so much paper… BUT if you lose your debit/​credit card you’re pretty much screwed, right? Because, that’s all you need to access some cash-​money; no ID, just swipe your card and enter the pin.
They ask you for your name to verify who you are after you swipe — but that’s kind of stupid, seeing «your» name is ON the card. Fail.
But the positive thing about this whole mess is that, when I came in to «write» a withdrawal, I stood at the desk (of where you write your checks, duh), and became a little puzzled; where’s the withdrawal slip? The manager brightly came towards me and within seconds, helped remind me that their system changed! He’s cool by the way. :-)
Again — Great people. But do business with BOA at your own risk!