Re: U.S. Bank Terminating Relationships with Firearms Busine
Posted: Sat Jul 18, 2015 10:44 pm
by Pawpaw
That snopes article is 3 years old. Apparently it's still going on, at least according to James Yeager (yes, I know).
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Re: U.S. Bank Terminating Relationships with Firearms Busine
Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2015 1:27 pm
by Jumping Frog
jmra wrote:I think this is an old story related to operation choke point which was ended under pressure from congressional republicans.
No, I guarantee it is both current and accurate.
Re: U.S. Bank Terminating Relationships with Firearms Busine
Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2015 8:10 pm
by donpeeps
last year there were hearings on (I believe) this issue. Here is a link to Operation Chokepoint https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=Op ... oke+Point+
Some of the article I read talked about high risk businesses, such as the Porn Industry and most firearm related business, (perfectly legal). There were others but only these come to mind. It was also mentioned that there were definitely illegal businesses such as Cannabis but those were not included in Chokepoint.
Don
Re: U.S. Bank Terminating Relationships with Firearms Busine
Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2015 8:19 pm
by JALLEN
I'm surprised that anybody is dumb enough to do business with US Bank, or any of the big banks for that matter, unless you need to borrow $500 million from time to time. Short of that, there are a plethora of community banks around that would love to have your business, where you will be a fish of whatever size in a small pond, where you can have the top guy's phone number and most of the bank employees will know who you are and if there is a problem, it can easily be put right.
Some say they need world wide ATM access. Maybe. Open an account at Charles Schwab, or USAA so you can use an ATM anywhere and they reimburse you for any fee that may be charged.
I won't inflict on the dear readers the litany of horrible experiences I encountered in nearly 40 years of lawyering, in my own affairs and on behalf of clients. "Malevolent incompetence" comes closest to describing it, the short version.
Re: U.S. Bank Terminating Relationships with Firearms Busine
Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2015 9:06 pm
by KRM45
My mortgage is with US Bank. Sold to them by USAA.
I wonder if you can ask to have your mortgage sold to someone else...
Re: U.S. Bank Terminating Relationships with Firearms Busine
Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2015 9:15 pm
by jmra
KRM45 wrote:My mortgage is with US Bank. Sold to them by USAA.
I wonder if you can ask to have your mortgage sold to someone else...
You can ask but I doubt it would do much good. Don't know if it's still done or not but I've done loans in the past that included a clause that the loan could not be sold.
Re: U.S. Bank Terminating Relationships with Firearms Busine
Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2015 11:18 am
by jmorris
KRM45 wrote:My mortgage is with US Bank. Sold to them by USAA.
I wonder if you can ask to have your mortgage sold to someone else...
Well, you could refinance with someone else but no guarantee it won't end upright back in their hands.
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