I was wary when I signed up with this bank. Glaring lights.
Ambiguous personnel.
The employees seemed to bullyish, like they were the Tazmanian devils attempting to pretend they were finally civilized.
The bank was started back around WW2 by some teachers, at the start up cost of about $80.00.
Now, they still pretend they represent those roots. The atmosphere is overly relaxed, and somewhat abusive. They do to others what they would never want done to themselves.
The feeling of crime is in the air, when they announce that Phoenix is the highest ranking city for Identity theft. I start wondering if they might play a role in that.
I don't dare describe what they did to my account. They falsely bounced a check.
Then tried two more times to bounce two more, but I contacted authorities in time, knowing that they would attempt this.
I am a person that allows NO television in my household. I do allow DVD's and movies from time to time. I have strict opinions on sexuality that are often interpreted as
non-exiting. Yet...
Why does this matter? Well, for one thing, they are trying to birth an overly proprietary state of existence for banks. They are ignoring the significance of clients. They commit illegal acts that go against FDIC rules in a laughing manner.
All banks are starting to get aroused by using your name, address, and more importantly tax id, ssn, and other numbers, for money laundering.
The morals simply aren't there. What do we trust in? Morals. That the banks won't take all of our tender information and put in down the food processor or garbage disposal? They don't evaluate your worth. They just chuck it, down the drain.
They create accounts, with your information, that are very difficult to dispute with credit bureaus if it gets that far.
They no longer hold any of your information sacred, for in their mind, YOU have bit the apple, but THEY have not.
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