Thanks Laura

Speaking of egregious agreements, has anyone seen THIS yet?

Wall Street’s Private Judicial System Exposed as a Fraud
Pam Martens, CounterPunch
Corporate Accountability and WorkPlace: The National Arbitration Forum isn’t impartial — it’s financially shackled to debt collection law firms representing major credit card companies.

Any business or person that has dealt a lot with this bank, left BofA decades ago. They were the most difficult to deal with concerning the simplist transactions and the most customer unfriendly. Years ago, I attended a seminar of professionals where our clients were primarily banks and S&Ls. No one had a good thing to say about BofA, and when a representative from BofA spoke as part of a panel, the rep was pummeled with compliants and questions about their ridiculous policies. I don’t have any recent experience with them because I wrote them off years ago, but there seemed to be a real lack of common sense in the management.

I NEVER dealt with them-same for Chase.

I can’t believe the question mark at the end of this post title. There isn’t ONE of these outfits that’s “good for consumers.” Consumers are only sheep to be shorn.

BOA Stiffs Taxpayers on Fee

Evidently Geithner didn’t follow through. Surprise! http://tinyurl.com/lkyy86