conversation: User (FlyingPheonix): "I need to open a Bank of America Checking account but don't want to pay a monthly service fee. By having this account I will be earning ~$100 per year.\n\nThere are 2 ways offered to avoid the fee.\n\n1. Maintain a balance of at least $1,500.\n\n   I don't want to keep this much money in a 0% interest rate account if I can avoid it.\n\n2. Set up a monthly direct deposit of at least $250.\n\n\nAgain I don't want to keep a large amount of money in a 0% interest account so was wondering if it would be possible to direct deposit my paycheck into this account and then have the account I actually want it to go to wire it out automatically each month.\n\n**TL/DR** Does a service that empties one account into another automatically once a month exist?"
  Self: "Have you looked into an eBanking account with BoA? You can't talk to a teller without being charged like ~8$ for the whole month, but otherwise there are no fees."
  User (FlyingPheonix): "As of 8/23/2013 eBanking no longer exists. That was my original plan."
  zosoxc (zosoxc): "I literally just changed to eBanking from MyAccess checking yesterday after seeing the fee for the first time after recently turning 23.\n\n.. Is Bank of America getting rid of eBanking in only certain states?"
  User (FlyingPheonix): "Wow you got lucky. As of 8/23 that no longer exists. I'm literally 1 day late.\n\nAnd no not in certain states. Nationwide. The notice on their site says existing customers can continue to use their accounts until notified otherwise."
  