Bank of America is changing the account 'type ' that I originally signed up for and the resulting fees are significant. With little notice, BofA is requiring a balance of {$2500.00} for me to maintain my account 'level ' which came with essentially free access to the bank and free checks. Now they intend charge {$25.00} each month for me to maintain that account at BofA. Also, the line of credit linked to my account will assess a fee of {$10.00} per transfer. This was previously free. These new fees are unacceptable and I do not think it is fair or legal for them to force me to downgrade my account and limit my access to the bank and my money. 
By analogy, this is like buying a new car from XXXX with power windows a few years ago and then hearing from them today that they want to remove the power windows 'benefit ' from my car. If not, they will charge me {$10.00} or {$25.00} each time I want to use the power windows unless I buy a new 'plan ' for {$2500.00}. 
By comparison, the other banks ( and credit unions ) I have funds with are not charging fees for this access to my money nor requiring minimum balances or 'direct deposits ' so I question the legality of the new requirements and fee structures. At a minimum it is poor customer relations not good business. 
My attempts to resolve this with BofA have been rather time consuming and somewhat fruitless. 
