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Public hanging---------
would do a lot to help deter this kind of s#%t!!!!!!
Overpaid, underachieving, executive thieves and their cohorts in our Government (including the lobbyists) should get strung-up in public. I think that would be a good enough deterrent.
It was not that executive PIG, Parker, of USAirways whose professionalism saved all those people on board that ditched jetliner last week. It was the team of professionals on board that aircraft-----who Parker and his co-horts wish to reduce to bus-driver pay levels, that saved all those lives.
FEH!!!!!
would do a lot to help deter this kind of s#%t!!!!!!
Overpaid, underachieving, executive thieves and their cohorts in our Government (including the lobbyists) should get strung-up in public. I think that would be a good enough deterrent.
It was not that executive PIG, Parker, of USAirways whose professionalism saved all those people on board that ditched jetliner last week. It was the team of professionals on board that aircraft-----who Parker and his co-horts wish to reduce to bus-driver pay levels, that saved all those lives.
FEH!!!!!
I Hate Bank of America!
I was a customer there for 17 years and in the end got sick of their tactics to hold my deposits and incurr fees to my account, they would not even transfer from my saving into my checking without a hold of several days (while the fees accrued)
I'm going to be judgemental here, that picture in the article of those two executives, they both look like damn crooks! I agree, hanging would get rid of a lot of these worthless moneygrubbers.
I was a customer there for 17 years and in the end got sick of their tactics to hold my deposits and incurr fees to my account, they would not even transfer from my saving into my checking without a hold of several days (while the fees accrued)
I'm going to be judgemental here, that picture in the article of those two executives, they both look like damn crooks! I agree, hanging would get rid of a lot of these worthless moneygrubbers.
toggleswitch2
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Funny I LIKE BOA compared to CHASE. Chase was to me the most fnatical "big business for us, screw the little guy" bank, IMHO.
BOA 12% p.a. interest on my credit card...Chase 22% p.a.
and they refuse to lower it.
BOA 12% p.a. interest on my credit card...Chase 22% p.a.
and they refuse to lower it.
I'm not justifying this, but this is how it happens (as it has happened here at IHG). The company and the board set the bonus rate for the year. The year starts out good, but then goes south in the last quarter. The board looks at the downturn but decides that even though business is off, there are three quarters of good growth preceding it. So, the board decides that the growth quarters outweigh the decline quarters, they will pay out bonuses as promised. I'm sure that happens more often than not. It is the company using money to keep up the morale of the workers.
I know there is alot more to this story, alot of sleazy manipulation here. One company snowed the other, and the government (with our tax dollars) got involved. These companies should have been left alone to fail.
I know there is alot more to this story, alot of sleazy manipulation here. One company snowed the other, and the government (with our tax dollars) got involved. These companies should have been left alone to fail.
danemodsandy
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You Know What They Say -
- The best way to rob a bank is to get hired to run one!
- The best way to rob a bank is to get hired to run one!
toggleswitch2
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..and I willing to bet at that higher-up level one does not need to have fingerprints taken or be bonded.............
Oh, here's a good one-----
Skank of America "cares" about the taxpayers of America!
More rope please-------
Skank of America "cares" about the taxpayers of America!
More rope please-------
polkanut
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"Big Box" banks like BOA, Chase, and the like are the reason I will only do business at a locally owned financial institution. I've been a stockholder in Peoples State Bank of Wausau for 12yrs. I like the fact that when I go to the bank, they call me by name, and I don't feel like a number. Do your business at a locally owned bank, if you can.
polkanut
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From my experience, credit is credit, no matter what. I've only ever gotten loans from my local banks or credit unions and have never been looked down upon because my credit did'nt come from a "big bank". As long as one makes their payments on time, that is usually sufficient to build a good rating.
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