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Originally posted by coolestrl So anyway, i had a meeting with the board... they literally made me go thru psych eval, prescribed me some medication, which my family really want's me to take looking at the state of things outside. I just see that as emotional blackmail by the media. Because to me i am perfectly fine the way i am. Not allowed to smoke marijuana anymore. I actually used to enjoy that before i started reading a book or listen to music. Cant do that anymore. Suck's i can't do anything i actually enjoyed doing before.>

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Originally posted by DOOMBOT My "obsession" with the paperwork is that if you sign your name to establish a relationship with them, the terms in the paperwork apply, whether you read it or not. This is similar to people who fail to read mortgage documents when they sign for them and then act surprised when the bank takes a certain action against them that was spelled out in those very documents that were signed. It can't be stressed enough that "the paperwork" is legally binding and gives not only the customer but also the bank certain "rights." I'm probably not going out on a limb here by saying that you probably never read the deposit account agreement given to you by your bank when you opened your account. Is that correct?

Not sure bud, it was 12 years ago.

But you're not even engaging the issue at hand. We're not talking about people complaining about interest rate adjustments or hidden fees that were embedded in the fine print. We're talking about a closing an account. The deposit account agreement has no bearing on this.

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Originally posted by DOOMBOT It's called moral hazard. When you have a central bank pushing interest rates down to levels that a free market would never tolerate and a government creating laws and entities to prevent banks from either failing or having to own up from their mistakes, things like this will happen. It's a shame that kids got caught up in this hocus pocus.

Precisely, so let's fix the system.

This whole BoA Santa Cruz thing has just become a distraction on here; this is about something much bigger than two chicks trying to close their account.

Twitter won't let me tweet anymore.

Adding my Bank of america "DEBIT" card to my iTunes account, Bank of america says the security code is invalid. I entered exactly what's written.