“For nonaffiliates to market to you — for all credit card accounts Yes Yes”
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Consumers holding credit card accounts have the right to limit third-party marketing by opting out of this specific category of nonaffiliate sharing.
Interpretive note: The excerpt is a table row snippet ('Yes Yes') without full column headers provided. The interpretation that the second 'Yes' confirms consumer opt-out availability follows standard Bank of America privacy notice table formatting, but the column headers are not reproduced verbatim in the excerpt, introducing minor inferential reliance.
If you have a credit card account, Bank of America shares your information with nonaffiliates for marketing purposes, and you may opt out of that sharing.
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"For nonaffiliates to market to you — for all credit card accounts Yes YesExcerpt from Bank of America's Privacy Notice
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Consumers holding credit card accounts have the right to limit third-party marketing by opting out of this specific category of nonaffiliate sharing.
If you have a credit card account, Bank of America shares your information with nonaffiliates for marketing purposes, and you may opt out of that sharing.
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