I received a past due notice on an account that was closed many months ago, perhaps it was even a year or more ago, I do n't remember exactly. Apparently even though the account was closed, Bank of America agreed to honor a charge this summer from XXXX 's List. According to Bank of America, it is impossible for me to close my account in such a way to guarantee that future attempts to bill me will not occur. This is unacceptable. I know from my own personal prior experience, they can set up their computers to reject future charges to a credit card that is expired. Obviously that 's what they do when they suspect a credit card has been stolen. But BofA is telling me its impossible to really close my account. Or they are telling me that " closing my account '' does n't mean reject all future charges. This is crazy. It should not be impossible to close an account and request that all future billings to said closed account be rejected. 
