My dad was the victim of fraud on his Bank of America card. I tried and he tried for literal XXXX hours to get through to them. XXXX they put my dad on hold when he gave permission for them to talk to me. Then I was on hold for the same amount of time to talk to them. Once I got on they started quizzing me about details on his account. Nobody told either of us that I would need to provide this kind of information. After XXXX minutes of being quizzed and put on hold I asked to talk to a supervisor. I waited another XXXX minutes to talk to the supervisor who asked me none of the questions the XXXX fraud department person did. I told the supervisor that their customer service was TERRIBLE. Then after I told him that these unscrupulous mints had put over {$25000.00} of charges on my dad 's account, he told me at first that they would take care of it. Then he said since my dad had made a payment on the charges in the past, they might not be able to call it fraud. I told him that these salesmen were calling him at XXXX XXXX, lying to him about the value of the coins, telling him they could help him make a lot of money on coins that are virtually worthless, bullying him, threatening him and asking for his bank account information. I then said that if they did n't take care of this we would hire a lawyer and sue them. These fake mints have been sued over and over for lying to customers and misrepresenting their products. So I asked him why Bank of America was letting charges from these companies, in these amounts especially, go through without scrutiny. 
