XX/XX/XXXX, I signed up for a Bank of America cash rewards credit card in which I was promised XXXX % cash back for all purchases plus a XXXX % bonus for a total of XXXX % on all purchases. In addition, I was promised a XXXX % bonus to make it XXXX % cash back if at least {$300.00} in cash rewards was accumulated before I redeemed the cash reward. The commitment made by Bank of America was that this benefit would be in place FOR THE LIFE OF THE CARD. When I realized they had radically reduced the amount of the cash back bonus, I called Customer Service and was informed that the program was discontinued in XXXX XXXX and that I was placed in another program. It 's supposed to be " FOR THE LIFE OF THE CARD '' not when they arbitrarily decide to end the program. In looking back at my statements, the change seems to have happened when Bank of America called me with a fraud alert and had to change my credit card number although I 've been with them continuously since XX/XX/XXXX. Are they declaring that because they have a concern about fraud and issue me a new card that they now declare the " life of the card '' provision no longer exists? I do n't believe it 's fair what was done to me. A company should not have the right to arbitrarily decide to end of the program yet when they market the card to you tell you the terms are for the, " LIFE OF THE CARD ''. 

I 've attached the XXXX consecutive statements in which the XXXX statement credit card number was changed. 
