What sucks is that WaMu was like the only bank that offered refunds for ATM fees. All the others suck ass. Was about to swithc to WaMu too, cause Commerce is pissing me off. Guess not now.
What sucks is that WaMu was like the only bank that offered refunds for ATM fees. All the others suck ass. Was about to swithc to WaMu too, cause Commerce is pissing me off. Guess not now.
Chase is such an awesome company. I have raked in so much money from their credit card rewards programs. I have made at least $500 off of credit card companies and have another $100 coming to me. And I have paid less than $30 in interest.
I love capitalism.
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| bardicverse said: What sucks is that WaMu was like the only bank that offered refunds for ATM fees. All the others suck ass. Was about to swithc to WaMu too, cause Commerce is pissing me off. Guess not now. |
National City does as well i believe.

| akuma587 said: Chase is such an awesome company. I have raked in so much money from their credit card rewards programs. I have made at least $500 off of credit card companies and have another $100 coming to me. And I have paid less than $30 in interest. I love capitalism. |
They won't give me a rewards card. I don't know why, I haven't had a late payment in 7 years. Oh, wait, it's the my ridiculous car payment - I have nothing left after I pay it and buy 2 games. Smart people.
I love capitalism, too.
(Note: NEVER buy a car from the dealership you work/worked for.)
I would cite regulation, but I know you will simply ignore it.
Kasz216 said:
National City does as well i believe.
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I dont think we have any of those banks out east...
At least Wachovia, Bank of America, and National City are still OK... or did I speak too soon?
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Bank of America is good, its a strong company. The other two I have no idea about, we don't really have them in my Area. The big banks in my sector of the US is Bank of America and UMB (huge in MO).
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| bigjon said: At least Wachovia, Bank of America, and National City are still OK... or did I speak too soon? |
Wachovia is in trouble - talks are under way to buy it or bail it out. Not sure about the rest.
Our local banks were smarter than those ones going under. Thank god.
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| Aiemond said: Bailout will help, its needed cause everyone hoarding their capital. It can keep this from spiraling even farther. But, house republicans have thier own solution: http://money.cnn.com/2008/09/25/news/economy/deal_reached/index.htm?postversion=2008092518 "House Republicans have not agreed to any plan at this point," Boehner said. Instead, they issued a statement of economic rescue principles that calls for Wall Street to fund the recovery by injecting private capital - not taxpayer dollars - into the financial markets. Easing tax laws would prompt investors to put in their own dollars, they said." Even with easing tax laws, you'd have to be crazy to believe anyone is going to invest atm. Its not gonna fix the credit problem and until thats worked on some no one in their right mind gonna buy anything. The only reason stocks went up today is because people thought the bailout was solved. |
Instead of blindly blowing $700 billion of taxpayer money on a plan that may not even work, there are alternatives that make much more sense.
Here is an alternative that is better than what Bernanke and Paulson recommend. Honestly, why is anyone still listening to those bungling idiots?
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