BofA? Aren't they the ones who are charging their customers who want to deposit large sums of cash? If this isn't the perfect reason for dumping the banksters and joining a local CU, I don't know what is. I did this about 35 years ago and haven't looked back. It has worked splendidly.
So all the head bankster had to say (instead of "turn off the camera", which indicates he has something to hide) was "I'm sorry, we are not allowed to accept cash payments on delinquent accounts".
Which is still BS. It's a debt, they have to take legal tender if they can accept his payment at all. They can transfer it however they like from that point.
Quote: Which is still BS. It's a debt, they have to take legal tender if they can accept his payment at all.
I agree, Fredd. I would have been tempted to hold up one of those FRNs and asked him what part of "legal tender for all debts public and private" are you not understanding?
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