Posted on 07/06/2009 2:08:29 PM PDT by anniegetyourgun
Bank of America will accept California IOUs, but it wont credit depositor accounts for at least a week.
The fine print was included in an interview in Mondays American Banker with a BofA spokeswoman.
(Excerpt) Read more at bizjournals.com ...
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NO!
since when are potential BILLIONS in losses incidental?
It’s brilliant, really. They know we’ll bend over for bank bailouts. We’re easy that way.
Since last year. It’s who we are.
Hold Policies were always disclosed. There was no plot to hold checks so the Bank could collect overdraft fees. Checks from other Banks were traded overnight, and we had to make sure we met strict Fed Guidelines or we would lose float for up to three days depending on the day of the week.
Millions of dollars were at risk if there were any delays in getting the checks proofed and sorted. You have no idea what devious methods the Bank's Demand Deposit Account holders would use to maximize float (theft) on funds they did not have on deposit. I've seen it all.
With recent advances in Image Processing, the payment cycle has been reduced drastically. The times, they are a changin.
B of A, like other large Banks, offers free checking / savings accounts if they have an automatic monthly deposit, I.E. Social Security Payments or Payroll Deposits.
I wonder why?
Still, CA has not gutted their social handout BS programs, nor relaxed its somewhat insane environmental & anti-business regulations????
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