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    git 'er done!

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    It won't be noticed.

    By the way, I participated in "Bank Transfer Day" about 20 years ago.

    Do I get a free Flea Bag Party bumper sticker?

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    do the transfer by cashing out, not by wire transfer which only hands transfer fee to the criminal, bankrupt, gambling bank

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    B of A is obviously scared of the 6500+ that will participate in this.

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    yep, the banks know that customers are too lazy to move their accounts, so they continue to abuse their customers.

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    BD..humor me how does a bank abuse their customers??

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    BD..humor me how does a bank abuse their customers??
    the fees ARE getting a bit out of hand..

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    i bank with the big bad boa and i get zero fees. Infact i get the keep the change return where they pay me money....also one time i had 3 over draft charges due to a missing link to my savings. I called they refunded the cost and apologized..

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    i bank with the big bad boa and i get zero fees. Infact i get the keep the change return where they pay me money....also one time i had 3 over draft charges due to a missing link to my savings. I called they refunded the cost and apologized..
    it probably wasn't so much of an "accident," wells fargo has done the same thing to me a few times to the point it was getting ridiculous. of course whenever you catch it they are so sorry and have no idea how it happened!

    once i had an overdraft fee because after i paid off the remaining balance of my car, they removed the balance from my CHECKING instead of my savings and wiped it out. i'm all happy i paid the thing off and i stop to get a shake from jack in the box on my way home and get charged an overdraft fee LOL

    another time, i noticed that they randomly started charging me a monthly "maintenance fee" which had always previously been waived because i allowed them to remove 25 dollars a month from checking and put it into my savings account. i had been doing this for the entire 3 years i banked with wells fargo, well one day they randomly decided to stop doing this out of the blue as if i cancelled it. i don't think it's always "accidental" they just hope that they can sneak in some bull and that you won't check your statement like a hawk.

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    By the way, I participated in "Bank Transfer Day" about 20 years ago.
    You mean you were making poor decisions and blaming it on somebody else then?

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    BD..humor me how does a bank abuse their customers??
    let's see:
    - banks cause the real estate crash that pushes citizens towards poverty
    - US goverment sets up new regulations so this does not happen again
    - banks counterback with new ridiculous fees to these same citizens to make up and make even more bread:

    - $5 for each undeliverable bank statement
    - 6% fees for using banks coin machines
    - $9 per for talking to a human teller(ebanking customers)
    - $5 for replace a lost debit card
    - $1 /month to keep paper statements
    - $3 per for old statements
    - $15 per incoming wire transfer

    don't you get it? these are nickel/dime fees. They can keep making more up till the end of time. I could even make up my own and would you blindly accept them?

    not to mention BOA's bull of shutting down their website to stop ppl from closing their accounts.


    yes. banks are NOT walking all over its customers

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    the fees ARE getting a bit out of hand..
    Don't pay them. Hire another bank.

    I don't pay them because, I put my money in a financial ins ution that doesn't let the fees get "a bit out of hand." And, if they do, I'll go elsewhere.

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    let's see:
    - banks cause the real estate crash that pushes citizens towards poverty
    Government caused the real estate crash. Dodd and his cozy affair with the Countrywide mortgage group. Barney Frank and his protection racket over Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Carter and Clinton along with ACORN, NAACP, and Obama (in his days as a community organizer) forcing banks to lend money to people who couldn't pay them back.


    - US goverment sets up new regulations so this does not happen again
    - banks counterback with new ridiculous fees to these same citizens to make up and make even more bread:
    The government isn't very good at regulating.

    - $5 for each undeliverable bank statement
    - 6% fees for using banks coin machines
    - $9 per for talking to a human teller(ebanking customers)
    - $5 for replace a lost debit card
    - $1 /month to keep paper statements
    - $3 per for old statements
    - $15 per incoming wire transfer
    I don't pay any of these fees.

    don't you get it? these are nickel/dime fees. They can keep making more up till the end of time. I could even make up my own and would you blindly accept them?
    No. I'd take my business elsewhere, which is exactly what I did.

    not to mention BOA's bull of shutting down their website to stop ppl from closing their accounts.
    They probably have more branches than almost any bank in the country. Walk your ass into one of them and take your money out.

    yes. banks are NOT walking all over its customers
    Are you still a BOA customer?

    Because, if you are, you're stupid.

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    Don't pay them. Hire another bank.

    I don't pay them because, I put my money in a financial ins ution that doesn't let the fees get "a bit out of hand." And, if they do, I'll go elsewhere.
    yeah i plan to go to a credit union if wells fargo actually implements any of this and tries to me, so far they haven't, really didn't want to leave just yet because there is a wells fargo right by the house and it's convenient, anywhere else i'd have to travel a ways.

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    Government caused the real estate crash.
    the Bush goverment?


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    the Bush goverment?

    Nope. The party of Barney Frank, Christopher Dodd, Maxine Waters, Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, Jimmy Carter...

    President Bush spent much of his administration trying to reign in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

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    Your deposits are loans you make to banks so they can lend it back to you at a higher rate. If you aren't already with a Credit Union or Mutually Owned bank, then you're guilty of letting the banks rape you.

    Every day should be bank transfer day. The big banks screw their customers, but you can't call it rape because they are willing.

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    let's see:
    - banks cause the real estate crash that pushes citizens towards poverty
    LOL... They didn't cause it. The consumers did, and it was a guarantee bubble to burst. If they are guilty of anything, it's not protecting their own asses better over it.

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    No, the banks were definitely at least at partial fault. They made loans to people they knew were likely to default, then misrepresented the amount of risk and packaged those mortgage loans together and sold them off as mortgage backed securities.

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    No, the banks were definitely at least at partial fault. They made loans to people they knew were likely to default, then misrepresented the amount of risk and packaged those mortgage loans together and sold them off as mortgage backed securities.
    Yes, I know that's the skuttlebut...

    Have proof?

    They were required to make ways of making the loans possible. They didn't cause people to default.

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    "the banks were definitely at least at partial fault."

    The banks didn't write most of the sub-prime mortgages, the non-regulated, non-bank lenders did.

    Yoni is repeating the Wall St lies, that's what he does.

    Wall St MBSs, CDOs, and insanely high risk betting and betting on bets caused the crisis.

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