On XXXX XXXX, 2015 I went to the Bank of America located at XXXX XXXX in XXXX Georgia to put some items into my safe deposit box. After the confusion of the procedure for customers to follow to gain access into their safe deposit box ended, I was asked for my box number so they could provide access. Since I could not recall my safe deposit box number they had to look it up in their files. When the representative went to the location of where they keep the files for the safe deposit boxes my file was conspicuously absent. It was later determined that the represent that opened the safe deposit box had it in his possession. Why would a representative have a file in his possession preventing other employees of Bank of America from accessing it out of a legitimate need to do so? My safe deposit box was opened approximately three XXXX 3 XXXX weeks ago so it should have been placed in its central file location so that all representatives of Bank of America employees would have access to it if it were needed. Is there a legitimate reason for the Bank of America to keep my safe deposit box file in his immediately possession? Once they were able to find the location of my safe deposit box, my key did not work. It turns out that my contract says that I have safe deposit box XXXX but I was given a key to safe deposit box XXXX XXXX. When I opened the safe deposit box and placed my initial items in the box, they were placed in safe deposit box XXXX. I do not believe that this could have been done accidentally. All of the representatives that placed my key inside of safe deposit box XXXX told me that it did not go to that box and noted that the key was not going completely inside the safe deposit box. When I placed the key inside the safe deposit box it went in just fine and the safe deposit box XXXX opened. It would seem as if the Bank of America employees that assisted me in gaining access to my safe deposit box were actually attempting to keep me out of it. I have enclosed a copy of my safe deposit contract as well as the sleeve that contained the keys to the safe deposit box I was given that differed from the assigned safe deposit box on the contract. You have CRIMINALS in your midst as this is not the first incident I have had with Bank of America. I can only assume that you are not one of them, so my question becomes what are you going to do about it? 
