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Bank of America Sells Out Gun & Ammo Purchasers as Potential Criminals

Bank of America is refusing to say if they released the records after receiving a subpoena because no judge in his/her right mind would ever do such a thing. A subpoena for anyone in the country who purchased a perfectly legal item, not to mention one that has been sold millions of times in the last year, is so unconstitutionally vague that even a FISA Court Judge would laugh at it. This is 100% due to BOA's own policies. All supporters of the Constitution, not just the 2nd Amendment, should cease to do business with any companies under BOA's corporate umbrella (ex. Merrill Lynch, U.S. Trust, First Franklin Financial, and Balboa Insurance).
 
wmg1299 said:
Bank of America is refusing to say if they released the records after receiving a subpoena because no judge in his/her right mind would ever do such a thing. A subpoena for anyone in the country who purchased a perfectly legal item, not to mention one that has been sold millions of times in the last year, is so unconstitutionally vague that even a FISA Court Judge would laugh at it. This is 100% due to BOA's own policies. All supporters of the Constitution, not just the 2nd Amendment, should cease to do business with any companies under BOA's corporate umbrella (ex. Merrill Lynch, U.S. Trust, First Franklin Financial, and Balboa Insurance).
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Amen.... well said.
 
If this it to be believed, looks like BOA handed over customer transactions for those in the Capital 1/5 -1/6 without any notification to these customers. So if someone was there buying a cup of coffee using their BOA card, the FBI may have investigated them.
I tend to stay away from the Big Banks like BOA, Chase, Wells Fargo, etc. My Wells Fargo account, got "Nickled and Dimed" to death with fees until I closed it. Unfortunately, they took over my IRA account, and I had to wait until the age of 59 1/2 to eliminate any penalties on closing (although they did charge a hefty fee for the application form to close it). :mad: 🤬

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Tucker Carlson: Bank of America handed over customer data to feds following Capitol riot

Bank of America identified a total of 211 customers who met certain "thresholds of interest" and informed federal authorities
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BET7 said:
If this it to be believed, looks like BOA handed over customer transactions for those in the Capital 1/5 -1/6 without any notification to these customers. So if someone was there buying a cup of coffee using their BOA card, the FBI may have investigated them.
I tend to stay away from the Big Banks like BOA, Chase, Wells Fargo, etc. My Wells Fargo account, got "Nickled and Dimed" to death with fees until I closed it. Unfortunately, they took over my IRA account, and I had to wait until the age of 59 1/2 to eliminate any penalties on closing (although they did charge a hefty fee for the application form to close it). :mad: 🤬

www.foxnews.com

Tucker Carlson: Bank of America handed over customer data to feds following Capitol riot

Bank of America identified a total of 211 customers who met certain "thresholds of interest" and informed federal authorities
www.foxnews.com www.foxnews.com
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Roll it over into a new account. I got rid of bofa after the first round of this happiness back in 2012. Etrade just got bought by Morgan Stanley, who banks for the Vista group.

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These are the banks financing the assault weapons industry

More than a dozen institutions are bankrolling mass shootings.
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Classified said:
Roll it over into a new account. I got rid of bofa after the first round of this happiness back in 2012.
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It was a REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust) IRA that wasn't making any substantial gains at all. It actually benefited me more on my K1 Limited Partnership Tax losses, plus I was close to the 59 1/2 age to close it. Fortunately, Wells Fargo only took it over a few years before I could close it, so I waited. I just got a kick out of how they charged both quarterly and yearly maintenance fees when there was hardly anything to "maintain" in the account. The experience enforced my determination to never do business with that financial institution ever again.
 
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Had Wells Fargo when I had a mortgage. I paid off my house in 2009, and immediately dumped them. I had a BOA account until 2012, and dumped them. The only financial institution I now have is Navy Federal Credit Union, and they've been great to me for decades.
 
chrisjohnson65 said:
Had Wells Fargo when I had a mortgage. I paid off my house in 2009, and immediately dumped them. I had a BOA account until 2012, and dumped them. The only financial institution I now have is Navy Federal Credit Union, and they've been great to me for decades.
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What you, Bet7, et al. are talking about is called “voting with your feet”.
It’s one of the best things ever to come out of free-market societies.
 
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