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Looks like the level of discourse here has dropped to the level of personal death threads. From BankHater via PM: -------------------- DIE YOU BUSH VOTING dumb piece of shit I have a friend like you 2 degrees but still as dumb as shit and certainly not smart enough to trade...

Just because you refuse to understand what the word "overdraft" means doesn't mean you are a victim of a prediatory system.

You don't need to keep repeating the same crap you wrote. I can read. And please do, why don't you PM me your phone number. And I assure you I'll call you when the bank rapes me. But until I accidentally end up being cornered by my account officer, I'll be fine - because I take responsbilities...

Just because you don't understand a basic concept that everyone understands doesn't make you right or the concept wrong. Sir, at least I have no problem telling you that your grammar and intelligence are basically on par. Bravo. Now go take your outrage out on drinking or hitting women; I'm...

Your lack of education in basic math, basic personal finance, and personal responsiblity is both a consequence of our poor education system and the unhappy fact that you are drain and burden on our society.

?!!! Do you know what an overdraft is? If you have 0. You let someone draw $10 from your account, then your balance is $0 - $10 = -$10 < $0 = overdraft. Does this not make basic sense to you? Is 2nd grade math too "educated" for you?

I still don't understand why you think the bank is at fault rather than the phone company. Can you explain why you think it's a "scam" that banks charge a fee when people overdraw their accounts? Or do you think in general (because your case might be quite different) that it's okay for people to...

So the phone company charged you too early than they should? So it sounds like they are at fault. The bank is absolutely right in this. They said they'll charge a fee when you overdraw your account. You did. Though, if it isn't your fault because the phone company ran the transfer too early...

How exactly is this a scam or a cheat? Did your bank tell you at some point that there isn't a penalty for overdrawing your account? Hell, this isn't even one of those fees that no one knows about (so at least you have some ground for complaining). How does anyone these day know that there's a...

No. you are the kind of asshole who doesn't take responsibility for your actions. Why didn't you tell the phone company to hold the withdraw and to charge a late fee? You were trying to pay your bills with money that's not in your account. The bank has a contractual right to charge you a...

Wait a minute - so, a legitmate company is withdrawing money from your bank legitmately (per your instruction, I'd imagine). You didn't have the money in your account, so the bank charged you an overdraft (which you agreed to when you open the account - it's in your application) - and you call...

I don't understand something here: do you know who Telus is? Are they trying to charge you for a service, or scamming you? Have you told your bank that's a fraudelent transaction? Because if you didn't, from your bank's perspective, this is pretty legit, isn't it? How would they know it's a...

Can we actually see some real release rather than some tt.com article? If this is real, it's HUGE news. Where are the real agencies? Where are the italian politians hugging the camera for photos? Where are the earthquake widows thanking God for deliverance? Where's Obama? If this were true, this...

Are you saying that the accounting is not GAAP compliant?

Let's entertain this for a second - what do you think could be the reason that a two random guys have in their possession previously unknown bearer bonds from the US of an amount larger than most small country's GDP? Moreover, these guys are not traveling under any diplomatic over. Would could...

Moreover, EVEN IF it were real, which it isn't, there's little chance that these two random guys are the actual owners of these bonds. In that case, the Italians aren't terribly likely to actually get their cut. This is one of those things that seem outrageous at first, but all parties...

Blp basically just reported what Asashi reported with a no further info line at the end. It hasn't made it to Blp's TOP. Until that happens, it's just a whole lot of nothing.

Or... it's just really low on everyone's to-do list. I mean... the secret service is in hurry to deal with some non-existent bonds. Moreover, you would imagine verifying that it's real is even faster. There can't be that many of these (if any existed at all) and it's pretty big news if there...

... AsiaNews doesn't have to be a conspiracy theory website for them to sensationalize something they don't really understand. The italians simply released the facts of what they seized - as in, what was written on the face of those documents. The secret service would be called in any of...

I think you misread. The 10% is the recovery rate. So, if a bond defaults, the protection seller pays 90%