My Bank sent new Terms

The way to do it is to loudly enter the bank (when it's busy and crowded) and shout I want all my money out of this bank because from now till eternity I'm dealing with cash only. Then inform all your customers that you will only accept cash. The more people do this then change will occur. Just remember banks were set up for your benefit not theirs.

originally posted by: rickymouse
Well, much of the stuff I spend money on other than food are included in the prohibited section. We pay cash for most things, we send checks to payoff the bills. We do not have a bank debit card, it is safer to use a credit card than use the bank card to pay for anything. Time to dump all the digital monetary technology we can quit. It is not as easy as it sounds, but most stores still take cash for now. We do need credit cards for ordering online, but we only order stuff online maybe twice a year, one vitamin and supplement place we get those from and sometimes we have to order something they do not sell around this area anywhere.

This is a prelude to everything we buy being monitored by someone....banks are constantly getting government bailouts and they will let the government know if there is any possible criminal activity going on I suppose in the future. It is illegal in this country to hoard food and some other things. I know that, but I am not a hoarder, those twenty two cans of coffee we have in stock were because we got a real good deal on them and the government has not given enough cost of living increase to cover paying more...we have to live within our means so we stock up on stuff when it goes on sale.

You explaining your coffee 'hoard' reminds me of the poor people in NK , kissing up to 'dear leader' and his minions

originally posted by: rickymouse
This new world sucks, I want to go back to the old days, the seventies were fun, if you ran out of money at the bar...you went home.

Not before you tried to owe the barman or a mate for a beer.

originally posted by: crayzeed
Just remember banks were set up for your benefit not theirs.

Are you SURE?

Sounds like some Basil Committee thing again 😀

a reply to: JAGStorm
Is this for some new service they are introducing or is this for general banking services?

originally posted by: rickymouse

This is a prelude to everything we buy being monitored by someone....banks are constantly getting government bailouts and they will let the government know if there is any possible criminal activity going on I suppose in the future.

I do know that there are new regulations in place in the past few weeks for banks/lenders that give more powerful global entities some governance over localized markets, like wall street...

DTCC
aside from reading this i cant really find more in depth info anywhere i look, and i spend a lot of time researching the market

this is best i can offer if your interested in listening

www.youtube.com...

originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: rickymouse

It's not really about spending money on that stuff, but receiving payment.
BUT, if you are doing it legally who are they to say you can't?
Like the jackpot example.

Imagine you play fantasy football online. You win 1000, they won't accept it. You don't get the money..

the banks still follow federal guidelines so national banks cant accept the money. even if its regulated as medical as it is here in Fl.

originally posted by: nerbot

originally posted by: rickymouse
This new world sucks, I want to go back to the old days, the seventies were fun, if you ran out of money at the bar...you went home.

Not before you tried to owe the barman or a mate for a beer.

i have worked for food before

Take your money from this clearly terrible bank and put it in another, then close your accounts.

Such ridiculous terms should be illegal. But banking and finance is well known as one of the most immoral, corrupt, and exploitative economic sectors in desparate need of trust busting, regulation and extensive consumer protections.

a reply to: crayzeed

Just remember banks were set up for your benefit not theirs.

Except you can't bind them, unless you're robbing the place.


They can do whatever they want.

Not a good arrangement if you're the customer.

Digital is coming and that will be their coup de grace.

a reply to: JAGStorm

When the banking mafia now holds most Americans wallet and can do whatever they want. It was coming,

Take you business somewhere else.

Did you see how weapons are included? this is how the liberals will pair up with banks to stop your constitutional rights to bear arms, with banning you from using your money to buy them.

a reply to: JAGStorm

Yea, people think banks have to accept your cash, checks, or whatever. They don't have to if there is criminal suspicion.

Most of this is to help prevent scammers and money laundering.

Most banks and credit unions are taking extra precautions because there is an increasing amount of this activity.

Your bank is probably adding new services and notifying that by using the service you agree to its terms.

Pretty simple. They are covering their legal ass.

a reply to: JAGStorm

Hey J...so if and when they do? That's a binding agreement that we agree to them when they...oh crap! Wt..!?

That's nefariously odd..but..? Hey...wife pays TV n all we get are other pay-per-view suggs on it.

This "you'll pay when we tell you to start"....from time 2 time..w/out permission....

They're starting to get us everyplace..✌️

originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: rickymouse

much of the stuff I spend money

It's not really about spending money on that stuff, but receiving payment.
BUT, if you are doing it legally who are they to say you can't?
Like the jackpot example.

Imagine you play fantasy football online. You win 1000, they won't accept it. You don't get the money..

Well they can't just keep the money if you make a deposit. If you make a payment to a business that is listed in their 'prohibited' list, they would have to credit your account the amount of the payment if they aren't actually transacting the funds you were 'paying' or not deduct it. If you are receiving money from a prohibited business, say a casino, they would have to credit the casino and the casino would have to give you another check. The money is still yours. The banks can't just keep it. Do they mail you back a cancelled check? Do they block the transaction from the git-go? It seems confusing.

This is all so weird. So you go to buy a hunting rifle from Karl's Hardware in Rosamond CA which sells many things besides weapons. How would the banks know that you purchased a gun and not a new hot water heater or a welder? I guess stealthy buying will become an art and cash will again be king.

a reply to: JAGStorm

BoA and Chase have pulled crap similar in the past.

If that happens to me, I switch banks.

a reply to: marg6043

The One world government of the great reset are starting to move major pieces into play, we know what's coming in the next part, it's a collapse of currency, digitally replaced, the banks will own your every move... On the bright side they are taking the things away that hold you back from self realisation, the distractions and commodities you have grown accustomed to, they want people yearning for the poisons they have conditioned you into, the solution is turn off their TVs and media, tune in, to your own mind, and see how they push their wills and agendas onto you, repent or naturally change these things yourself. Times not lost to realize the chains are in your own mind. What do you truly need to be healthy and happy.... Think about it

a reply to: JAGStorm

It has been on the cards for a while. I used to enjoy a break on the Australian Gold coast, playing the Pokies, I got a win that was over five grand, since I was on holiday i did not have a bank account there as to prevent money laundering they paid it out in a cheque, so the biggest money launderers pretend to be the good guys,I had to go through the rigmarole of opening a bank account wait for the cheque to clear and a few days later have access to the funds. I haven't bothered since.
Now if you want to buy bullion it seems you have a problem using a card. They obviously don't want you buying bullion. They can but you cannot.
They are rigging the game to survive, it won't work.

a reply to: anonentity

They are rigging the game to survive, it won't work.

So today I was at the grocery store. I paid with a $100 bill.
The cashier checked it with a marker and then said it required DOUBLE verification. I was like what the....
She said they have to make sure it isn't fake, I said I got it from the bank. She said we don't want to get ripped off.
So she takes it to this other cashier that looks it through the light and gives it the all clear.

Ummm, either the marker worked or it didn't. They were doing it to try to discourage change or something.
Also a lot of cashiers don't know how to count so it is difficult for them. When I say don't know how to count, I really mean it.

I was at another place and I had to count for the cashier because she mentally couldn't do it.

i just got an email from my bank wanting a valid usa address.

i left the us 20 yrs ago and have used it until my credit card was paid.

it seems i still have money in it. they want me to close it out or something.

i can't get it online so i need to call them to resolve the problem. PITA

can't be more than 100 bucks. i forgot all about it..

i'll call and see if they will send me a check, i don't want to give my bank info here, to them.
thing is i think i had the account for 40 yrs.

oh yeah, that's the new terms, need a valid usa address to use the bank i guess,