[Keith in Iowa]

He's gonna be even more pissed when his bank hits him with a fee for excessive on-line transactions...

[Fido969]

They also warn that if Rogers persists in his crusade his card could be canceled.

Ooooo......

I laugh at this. A week after his card would be "canceled", he'll have 3 new offers from that company for a new card sitting in his mailbox.

[I see my hands]

To: BirdPoopOnAmerica'sHead

Get even??

F you, Dudley.

[whipitgood]

Even more disconcerting (to me anyway) is the fact that a lot of US accounting is being outsourced to places like India and the Far East. Doesn't that give these people an inside look at the relative profitability of every business they work with? What better way for Indian and Asian enterpreneurs to find out what businesses are the most profitable, and therefore the best bet to compete with?

[ChildOfThe60s]

What set Rogers off is the idea of his credit card statements being available to U.S. authorities under the Patriot Act.

Does this dim bulb think that if we do any business through The Peoples Republic of Canada that his government isn't nosing around the same way? If he wants to bitch about government intrusion, he need look no farther than his home country.

[6SJ7]

This guy's really going to get steamed when he finds out about the invisible ink used on the credit card statement. Black helicopters use the ink to target individuals for erasure if they are delinquent.

Doesn't he know the bankruptcy law was changed? What does he think is going to happen to all those future deadbeats? Collection? The new way is extermination! (Extermination Law not valid in all 50 states. Valid only in Canada... and only for retirees... named 'Don'.)