'Bank of Amerca México' Business  

Bank of Amerca México

Tags: banks, atm, boa
Business, Mexico

EugenS from Europe -

I don't understand your post, it doesn't say anything. You might want to elaborate

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Comment #1 eyes4 from The Beach -

Huh.... I think they're just trying to advertise Bank of America branches in Mexico.

Much more detail is needed though;

Are there fees for using the ATM's?

Do the branches have English and other language speakers present as a matter of standard operations?

Are there financial activities foreigners (Non-Mexicans) are prohibited from attempting there?

What limit restrictions would non-Mexicans be subject to with regard to wire transfers etc.?

Comment #2 DianaR from USA -

I am sure there must be fees for accessing ATM's in foreign countries, especially if they will also do a currency conversion at the same time.

Comment #3 Lee (1) from Montevideo, Uruguay -

This is what I have found:

My bank in the USA never charges me a service fee. I've used ATMs throughout Central and South America.

I also find they give me a better exchange rate than local currency exchanges, walking into local banks (sometimes you get the worst rates that way) and better than using a South American bank ATM card on a dollar account.

Look for a bank account in the USA that doesn't hit you up for little fees and you should be ok.

Comment #4 bill g (63.176.159.178) - Fri Oct 10 12:02:50 2008

dont put your money in banks hide it under your bed or something.. one day everything is gonna fall and people are gonna wish they hadnt trusted banks..

Comment #5 Ever D. Oubtful (63.176.159.8) - Mon Nov 10 16:26:53 2008

Well, Mr. Bill G who doesn't know how to use capital letters in sentence construction. What if you are sleeping so soundly in the comfort of your home when suddenly you are slapped and find that thieves in your room pointing a gun at your head. They started to look for anything valuable including turning your pillows and bedsheets and then there is your money. They robbed you out but let you live, so what do you think of that scenario?

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