Community | October 04, 2011 | 3 comments

Bank Fees? Let’s Tell The Banksters That We Don’t Want Their Stinking Bank Fees And That We Are Switching Banks

source: http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/bank-fees-lets-tell-the-banksters-that-we-dont-w...

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Millions of Americans are about to get stabbed in the back by their banks. Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Citibank and several other large banks are either already implementing outrageous new bank fees or are currently testing them. So are these ridiculous new bank fees going to be enough to get millions of Americans to finally boycott the big banks? When millions of Americans start paying a $5 fee every month to use their debit cards and when millions of Americans start paying a $20 fee every single month just to have a checking account hopefully that will be enough to wake them up. These fees are certainly not going to cause an "economic collapse", but they are incredibly annoying. The truth is that the big banks are trying to take advantage of us. It shouldn't cost $60 a year just to use a debit card. It shouldn't cost $240 a year just to have a checking account. What we need to do is to send an unequivocal message to the big banks: we don't want your stinking bank fees and we are switching banks.
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3 comments // Bank Fees? Let’s Tell The Banksters That We Don’t Want Their Stinking Bank Fees And That We Are Switching Banks

  • Novek
  • crabbyoldguy
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      crabbyoldguy  

    • Ok here's a thought, why don't all the rich, at odds with the current banks, get together and open a bank !?

      They could charge .05% above prime and help the people that the banks are screwing. In cases like mortgage defaults they could loan at 0.00% until the home owner finds employment and structure a payment plan on their ability to pay.

      They could issue credit cards on their bank for people whose income is at the poverty level.

      They could do "Fee Free" accounts, free wire transfers, free checks, free safety deposit boxes, free notary service, no penalty CD's, etc.....

      Seems like a good thing to do. I'm sure that they would have a boat load of customers.

      Just wonderin.

    • 8 months ago
  • rossmick
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