After using the service XXXX for a few years now to send money to my son in prison and having it charged to my credit card as a regular transaction, no transaction fee, regular interest rate, the Bank of America has recently ( XXXX, 2015? ) reclassifed XXXX as a Money Transfer service so they are now showing it as a Cash Advance item, which is subject to an additional {$10.00} fee AND the much inflated interest rate for Cash Advances. First, no notice was sent that this was happening. Second, it feels predatory on a population of consumers who tend to be the least equipped to take on such additional financial burden - it is the family of the prisoners who pay this fee, not the prisoners who are already being punished. Just to illustrate : My {$100.00} transaction was charged {$6.00} fee by XXXX ( which I was aware of ) then the credit card company charged an additional {$10.00}, then it is treated as a Cash Advance with 25 % interest on the TOTAL amount of {$100.00}, so more than {$25.00} in interest. I 'm not great at math, but I believe that puts the transaction at about XXXX cents on the dollar. The credit card companies do have a choice in how the classify these transactions. Please look into this matter. It is wrong on so many levels. Thank you. 
