BOA (Bank of America) did not like my Ivermectin purchase and put a hold on my card, warning fraudulence

So I wake up this morning to having my BOA debit card put on hold by the bank because they suspected Fraud and there was absolutely nothing out of the ordinary; Starbucks, Publix, gas
BUT, oh yeah Ivermectin I purchased from Amazon, so I had to VERIFY, YES I bought that!!!in order to get my card turned back on

hmmmmm, interesting

So I wake up this morning to having my BOA debit card put on hold by the bank because they suspected Fraud and there was absolutely nothing out of the ordinary; Starbucks, Publix, gas
BUT, oh yeah Ivermectin I purchased from Amazon, so I had to VERIFY, YES I bought that!!!in order to get my card turned back on

hmmmmm, interesting

BOA fired me as a customer after 26 years, with a perfect record.

No reason given, but I had been trading crypto currencies. The bank officer knew all about it and told me it was fine.

The fact the card company is reporting this info might violate privacy policies with the online merchant.

That’s interesting.

Ordinarily, merchant banks are not notified of the specific item being purchased.... just the amount.

If the ivermectin purchase had any connection to flagging the transaction, that would mean BOTH Amazon and BoA have implemented credit card processing software that includes details of the actual item being purchased.

Very interesting indeed...

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It's incredibly depressing that it has to be this way, but banks are increasingly starting to target people for trying to save their own lives.