On XXXX/XXXX/XXXX, I closed my account with Bank of America 's XXXX credit card. After paying my final bill, I was left with a balance of - {$35.00}. I phoned BoA and was informed that I would receive the balance owed me by check. 
In XXXX, I received a new " bill '' statement with an account balance of - {$27.00}. BoA had passed through a new charge to my closed account on XXXX/XXXX/XXXX, of {$7.00}. I phoned BoA and was assured by them that the charge would be removed and I would receive a check for - {$35.00}. Instead of sending me a check for money owed, BoA continued to send me a monthly bill statements, each showing an account balance of - {$35.00}. 
That is until XXXX, when I received a bill statement from BoA indicating that my account balance had been reduced to - {$5.00}. On XXXX/XXXX/XXXX, BoA had passed through a charge on my long-closed account.. I phoned BoA for an explanation about this charge and why I still had not received the balance owed me. I was told it was an old charge. This was clearly not true. The XXXX XXXX - XXXX XXXX, XXXX statement shows a " Transaction Date '' of XXXX and " Posting Date '' of XXXX. Subsequently, I received a check for {$5.00}, dated XXXX XXXX, XXXX. 
On XXXX XXXX, XXXX, I received another Account Balance from BoA : " You have a new e-Bill from Bank of America Credit Card - Elite Rewards. '' Given this history with BoA, which apparently has yet to completely close my account, I am worried about fraudulent use of my long-ago closed BoA XXXX account. 

How I can be made whole : 1- BoA should pay me the full balance owed of {$35.00}. 
2- BoA must completely close my account. I should receive proof in writing of that action. 
3- CFPB should consider investigating BoA for improper ( if not fraudulent ) billing practices. 
