I had fraudulent activity on my Bank of America XXXX # XXXX which I described in detail through the " Tell Your Story '' portal on the CFPB website about a week ago. Possibly, BoA may have been hacked in view of the repetitive nature of the fraudulent charges. After I contacted BoA about the fraud, they closed that account and assured me that they would expedite delivery of a replacement card so that it arrived no later than this past Tuesday, XXXX XXXX 2016. However, Tuesday came and went, Wednesday came and went, and Thursday came and went, with no replacement card. This is one of several lies BoA told me. On Friday, the card arrived. It has the account number XXXX. Instructions with it said to call an XXXX number to activate it which I did. At that time, a recorded voice told me that the card was activated and ready to use. This is the second lie that BoA told me. Because the fraud department at BoA had told me to report other activity, I thought I should call it to confirm that the card was activated. I did so on Friday and was told by the representative I spoke with that the card was activated and ready to use. This is the third lie BoA told me. Today I tried to use the card for the first time and it was declined. BoA also wasted well over an hour of my time engaging in these unfair, deceptive and abusive activities, worsening them with excessive, hollow, time-consuming apologies along the way. After I spoke to the second person at BoA about this today, I asked to speak to a supervisor. I think the supervisor identified herself as " XXXX '' in Georgia. XXXX refused to rectify the problems by getting the card to work. 
On Thursday, when this card had not arrived, I called BoA to report that it had not arrived by the date certain BoA had said it would arrive by, last Tuesday. At that point, the person I talked to said she would send another, second replacement card for the original card. When the first replacement card arrived the next day, Friday, I was told twice by BoA, that it was activated and ready to use. The representative I talked to then told me that he was was going to cancel the second replacement card that I have never received. This was the fourth lie that BoA told me. Instead of cancelling the card I have not received, he cancelled the card I did receive, and then immediately told me that the XXXX I had was activated and ready to use. 
I finally hung up the phone with XXXX who refused to honor what BoA had told me previously. I 'd had enough of BoA 's lies and had had more than enough of my time wasted. I 'd told her that she could explain BoA 's prevaricating proclivities and abuse of its customers to the CFPB. 
