I opened a credit card with Bank of America this summer that offered a {$100.00} bonus if you made {$500.00} in purchases within the first 90 days of opening. They are now saying that I do not qualify because the purchases were not made until after 90 days. The problem is that I did not receive and activate card until XXXX XXXX, 2015 and by XXXX XXXX, 2015 the {$500.00} requirement was met. However, they are saying the card was opened earlier ( ie they approved account in XXXX even though I did not receive and activate card until several weeks later ). I think this is a bogus promotion and the 90 days should n't start until the card is received and activated. I think it is unfair and deceptive as a consumer has no control over how long it takes to receive the card once it is approved. I think that Bank of America owes me the {$100.00} bonus as I met the terms of the promotion in good faith. 
