How to Access My Mail With MBNA.net
The Maryland Bank National Association, or MBNA, was a bank holding company until it was acquired by Bank of America in 2006. Customers who had accounts with MBNA, however, didn't have to change anything. MBNA.net, the site where customers used to access their online banking information, is simply redirected to Bank of America's official site. Customers can still use all of MBNA's online features, including viewing their balance, paying bills online and reading mail, such as statements.
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Instructions
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Log on to bankofamerica.com.
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Type your MBNA Net Access Login name into the area designed for your "Online ID," and then click "Sign In." You will be directed to another page.
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Answer the security question if prompted. You will be directed to another page if you answered correctly.
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Make note of the SiteKey. This is a security feature used by Bank of America to help prevent fraud. If your SiteKey is the right picture and caption, enter your password, and you'll be redirected to your account homepage. If the SiteKey is incorrect, call Bank of America immediately.
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Click the tab that says "Account Details" on your homepage, then click the "My Statements" tab. Here you can view copies of your statements that you normally receive in the postal mail.
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Click the "Alerts" tab near the top of the page to view your messages from Bank of America. Here you can view any alerts or messages that Bank of America has sent to you.
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Tips & Warnings
Checking your mail -- or alerts -- regularly will allow you to prevent unnecessary fees and manage your account better.
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