Blow up your account, you can always call the discount window at the federal reserve and try and negotiate (beg) for access.
Q. How do we request an advance from the Discount Window?
A. Requesting an advance requires a simple phone call to your Reserve Bank.
Please be prepared to supply the following information:
-Name and location (city and state) of your institution.
-Your institution's ABA and telephone number.
-Your name and title.
-The type of credit you are requesting.
-The amount of the advance you are requesting.
-The number of days that funds will be needed.
Hahhahahaha.
Type of Credit
Primary Credit - No questions asked.
Secondary Credit - Additional information regarding the financial condition of the institution and the reason for borrowing may be necessary to complete the request.
Emergency Credit - In unusual and exigent circumstances, the Board of Governors may authorize a Reserve Bank to provide emergency credit to individuals, partnerships, and corporations that are not depository institutions. Reserve Banks currently do not establish an interest rate for emergency credit, but Regulation A specifies that such a rate would be above the highest rate in effect for advances to depository institutions. Such lending may occur only when, in the judgment of the Reserve Bank, credit is not available from other sources and failure to provide credit would adversely affect the economy.
http://www.frbdiscountwindow.org/borrowing.cfm?genid=14&desc=Borrowing&url=borrowing.cfm
NY Fed's Discount Window: (866) 226-5619
Q. How do we request an advance from the Discount Window?
A. Requesting an advance requires a simple phone call to your Reserve Bank.
Please be prepared to supply the following information:
-Name and location (city and state) of your institution.
-Your institution's ABA and telephone number.
-Your name and title.
-The type of credit you are requesting.
-The amount of the advance you are requesting.
-The number of days that funds will be needed.
Hahhahahaha.
Type of Credit
Primary Credit - No questions asked.
Secondary Credit - Additional information regarding the financial condition of the institution and the reason for borrowing may be necessary to complete the request.
Emergency Credit - In unusual and exigent circumstances, the Board of Governors may authorize a Reserve Bank to provide emergency credit to individuals, partnerships, and corporations that are not depository institutions. Reserve Banks currently do not establish an interest rate for emergency credit, but Regulation A specifies that such a rate would be above the highest rate in effect for advances to depository institutions. Such lending may occur only when, in the judgment of the Reserve Bank, credit is not available from other sources and failure to provide credit would adversely affect the economy.
http://www.frbdiscountwindow.org/borrowing.cfm?genid=14&desc=Borrowing&url=borrowing.cfm
NY Fed's Discount Window: (866) 226-5619
