I applied and was approved for a Bank of America XXXX credit card in XXXX XXXX. The terms and conditions I received from BOA with my credit card specified that I had a 0 % introductory APR on purchases made prior to XXXX XXXX. All purchases made after XXXX XXXX would be subject to the standard APR. I searched the remainder of the T & C 's document to be certain the balances remaining would not be subject to the increased APR, and nothing on the terms and conditions indicated that purchases made during the introductory period needed to be paid in full prior to the end of the introductory period. I was very pleased and adjusted my spending accordingly. 

I received XXXX notification advising that my terms and conditions had been adjusted ( in XXXX XXXX ), but that notification did not reference the introductory APR. Each of my bills notified me that the introductory period would expire in XXXX XXXX, but that was no surprise to me. I knew purchases made after the introductory period would be subject to an increased APR. I used my entire limit prior to the expiration of the introductory period, but was quite surprised when I noticed a {$90.00} interest charge in XXXX of XXXX. 

I immediately called Bank of America and was told by the representative that BOA only sent me the short form of their terms and conditions, but the long form ( viewable by BOA employees only ) included language that specified balances carried forward would be subject to an increased APR. Naturally, I was quite frustrated to learn that BOA intentionally misled me by giving me an abbreviated contract that left out critical details like this. He agreed and credited the {$90.00} with the promise that future interest charges would be investigated and adjusted to honor the terms and conditions. 

Now it is XXXX of XXXX, and the majority of the balance remaining on my card is erroneously charged interest. Bank of America never responded to the request from XXXX XXXX, and they refuse to credit my account the interest charged on purchases made from XXXX XXXX - XXXX XXXX. 

The terms and conditions available on their website now ( presumably those that new card holders receive ) read much differently than those provided to me as they indicate the inroductory APR only applies to the first XXXX billing statements. I wish I received those terms. Had that been what was represented to me when I secured the card, I would have managed my spending accordingly. 
