www.bankofamerica.com/cwcustomers Countrywide Home Loan Customer Login at Bank of America

Submitted by vinny on Sat, 10/31/2009 - 19:49.
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Many existing Countrywide Home Loan Customers are mostly confused about why they are visiting bankofamerica.com instead of countrywide.com to check on their home loan account. If you still don't know, Countrywide financials including their home loan business is now owned by Bank of America, which means all existing countrywide home loan accounts are now operated by Bank of america.

Whenever you visit bankofamerica.com/cwcustomers you automatically get diverted to Bank of america-Countrywide Home Loan login page. You can continue to use your existing home loan account username/password on this website.

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I'm a former Countrywide customer. Where should I sign in to view my account information
Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 11/18/2009 - 13:09.
My policy No.6450396840 covers my home at 14806 Woods Edge Ct., SW Cumberland, MD 21502. I paid yearly premium on 10/01/09 to Met Life Auto and Home. Robert Stipes 11/18/09
Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 11/18/2009 - 13:04.
My coverage for property at 14806 Woods Edge Ct SW Cumberland, MD 21502 is covered by Policy No. 6450396840. I paid it for one year 10/01/09 in the amoount of $371.00.. Robert E and Elizabeth Stipes
Submitted by Anonymous on Sun, 11/15/2009 - 18:43.
You want us to sign up for email notifications---then you make it near impossible to do. I have always been able to get into my account on-line;it wasn't easy, but I could do it. Now, something's different. I can't apply my user name and password that I've always used. The computer tells me it's not right. How many people with accounts have the same account number, yet you need answers to stupid questions. I tried to sign up for email notifications and noticed something called feed burner and was going to be a fee. I tried to cancel that as I'm not paying for something when you advertise it to be free. What's a guy to do? If you want to send me a piece of paper every month, that's okay with me. Bob Craig craigley@msn.com

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