Karl
Highlands Ranch,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, November 02, 2011
go to 'Consumer Comment #3' at Ripoff Report #269041, entitled "Blame it on a Lawyer" and read the seven quotes, which start in paragraph four and continue into paragraph six.
It certainly appears that the Harvard Business Professor knew what he was talking about back in 2004 when he addressed his class of executives, wouldn't you agree?
Here are just some companies whose stock values have plunged in the past five years, and others who either went bankrupt or had to be purchased by other companies (using taxpayer's money), to avoid a meltdown of our banking system and our entire economy-
1) Lehman Brothers
2) Bear Stearns
3) Freddie Mac
4) Fannie Mae
5) Countrywide
6) Merrill Lynch
7) AIG
8) General Motors
9) Chrysler
10) Bank of America
11) Citigroup
12) Goldman Sachs
13) Morgan Stanley
14) MF Global Holdings
The quote that you referred to in your Ripoff Report was also stated in Aaron Russo's film, entitled- 'America: Freedom to Fascism'.
You can 'Google' this- AMERICA: FREEDOM TO FASCISM, and watch it on the web.
Good luck to you.
***FBI ALERT: Anyone can 'Google' this- FBI INVESTIGATING MF GLOBAL MISSING MONEY, and read the related articles on the web.
Ashley
springfield,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, November 02, 2011
Your complaint against BoA is invalid. Its not the bank's fault. If a company has a ACH on your account that you have not removed, then they can still charge your closed account. I would contact the company about this charge, its very likely that they will do it again next month. I'm sure someone else on this site will give you the legalese on this.