user n.

Twenty-four days after my mom passed away, I went into a Bank of America branch to claim her checking account as a beneficiary. I was told the case would be turned over to Estate Services and someone would call me. Three weeks later and no calls from BofA, but I am getting multiple spam/scam calls everyday from people that know my mom's full name, my full name, the date she passed, etc. These are coming on the two VOIP and google voice #'s I use to get texts for my account. I never use these #'s to talk, only verification codes and reward programs. I never use my full name. My mom's name is not remotely associated with these #'s. I was not getting any spam before I went into BofA. The only common point is Bank of America. Estate Services has frozen her account and I am not being allowed any access, but anyone that throws BofA some money can get access to my mom's personal info. Beyond despicable.

Because Olmesartan is considered "non-preferred" by my mom's insurance, she was paying $300 for a 90-day supply. With the GoodRx coupon, she only paid $26.40 for the first fill and $25.49 for the latest. I printed and presented the coupon in person for the first fill, and she just read the info over the phone for the refill. She also used a separate coupon to save $40 (almost 50%) on another.
It only took two minutes on the GoodRx site to get these savings of $588 dollars!