I 've had a Bank of America credit card account opened for the past three years, with an available line of XXXX dollars. Now recently, I 've had financial hardship. Hardships including Foreclosure on my parent 's home ( I still live at home since I 'm a full time college student ), an immediate family member in the hospital, and myself having to pay out of pocket for tuition. So overall, what had happened was I fell behind on my credit cards. I 've made arrangements on every single one, assuring I would n't be charged off. Out of the XXXX I have, Bank of America was the only one that essentially mislead me. I called on XXXX XXXX, telling them I was going to pay off my past due balance in full on XXXX XXXX. Their response? " No problem! I 'll make note on your account ''. So I figure that 's a good thing, right? Next thing I know, it 's XXXX XXXX and I ca n't log into my credit card account. I called the branch thinking it was just a technical issue, and they told me I was charged off the very next day? When I had arrangements? I told the representative that I had documented arrangements, and she told me she could see them. However it was n't " the right department '' that filed these arrangements, therefore could still give them the authority to charge me off. That 's just bad customer service, and if the wrong department made these arrangements, why give them the authority to look up my credit card information and essentially give me misleading assistance? I 'm very upset. I 'm XXXX years old, and now I have a charge off on my account ( that they refuse to reverse, since it 's 'out of their hands ' ). I need a solution to this, because I feel as if this was completely wrong. I ca n't say if this is illegal or not, I 'm not that aware of credit card laws. But this is n't right - XXXX person telling me what I did is sufficient to get my credit card back on track, and then the next day someone telling me rudely that I was n't responsive. Yes I was - I called the branch. That 's responsive. 
