Oct 6, 2009
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1 comment:
The banks are charging these fees to provide false profits now that mark to market is suspended and they can't charge similar fees for credit cards. Bank tellers blythely defend such charges. Bank tellers should be subject to racketeering charges just like nazi prison guards who were just taking orders. THen they would have the guts to speak up. These banks should finally be euthanized and bring us all peace.
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