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09-30-2009, 09:27 PM
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Originally Posted by scampf  Why this sounds like a crazy case of profit motive, Batman!
Despicable that an institution like WF would use your mathematical handicaps to its own advantage, or something like that?
And instead of learning a lesson and admitting that your are the responsible party here who was mistaken, that would be too simple for a genius like you who is smarter than this collection of financiers and lawyers already adept at profiting off the lazy and stupid or both.
Instead of licking your wounds and seeing this for what it really is, you want to be more than unlucky once, and instead go for the super idiot award.
You know what winning your small claims case would be like? It's like what winning the Special Olympics must be like. Even if you win it, your still retarded. Why would you want that broad casted about?
The irony here is I for see from this pattern already we get to look forward to bailing you out in the future as well. You boasted a doctorate in the works, yet cant balance a check book? I assume this means a loan and not a scholarship, unless your making low C's and are on the football team I see another failed student loan approaching the cliff.
I got to run, I just noticed the grocery store added tax to my receipt after all the items I bought were added first. I can sue someone about that right? | Obviously you are way too enamored with your own perceived wit.
Yes, I played a role in deserving an overdraft fee. People make mistakes - perhaps you call your own mistakes "mathematical handicaps" - but I'm more forgiving. However, I do not think it is acceptable for an institution - supported by our tax dollars - to unfairly and excessively exploit such mistakes. It may be a futile act, yes - but I think the bigger mistake is to sit around and not do anything about protecting consumer rights against corporations with much more resources/influence.
"If a million consumers filed a million small claims court actions a year against the banks, the banks would either try to abolish the small claims court or improve their performance."
Oh, and my doctorate cost $0. That's $230 less than the overdraft fees I was charged.
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09-30-2009, 09:39 PM
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Originally Posted by SmallClaimz Obviously you are way too enamored with your own perceived wit.
Yes, I played a role in deserving an overdraft fee. People make mistakes - perhaps you call your own mistakes "mathematical handicaps" - but I'm more forgiving. However, I do not think it is acceptable for an institution - supported by our tax dollars - to unfairly and excessively exploit such mistakes. It may be a futile act, yes - but I think the bigger mistake is to sit around and not do anything about protecting consumer rights against corporations with much more resources/influence.
"If a million consumers filed a million small claims court actions a year against the banks, the banks would either try to abolish the small claims court or improve their performance."
Oh, and my doctorate cost $0. That's $230 less than the overdraft fees I was charged. | You really need to educate your tax dollars. Yes WF and other institutions were LOANED money. They are paying a premium for that LOAN. Guess what, you are getting your tax dollars and them some. Remember...fee income.... you're LOANED tax dollars are earning interest.
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10-01-2009, 11:19 AM
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http://www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSTRE58O4SC20090925 - Man sues BofA for "1,784 billion, trillion dollars"
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10-01-2009, 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by You Are Guilty Maybe you can interest this guy into suing Wells Fargo for you:
[url=http://www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSTRE58O4SC20090925]Man sues BofA for 1,784 billion, trillion dollars | U.S. | Reuters[/url] - Man sues BofA for "1,784 billion, trillion dollars" | This OP and Chisolm...birds of a feather 
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10-01-2009, 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Wirelessany1 You really need to educate your tax dollars. Yes WF and other institutions were LOANED money. They are paying a premium for that LOAN. Guess what, you are getting your tax dollars and them some. Remember...fee income.... you're LOANED tax dollars are earning interest. | And , if the OP keeps racking up those overdraft fees, maybe we taxpayers will make a killing on the warrants for 110 million shares that we acquired.
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10-01-2009, 03:55 PM
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Originally Posted by anteater And , if the OP keeps racking up those overdraft fees, maybe we taxpayers will make a killing on the warrants for 110 million shares that we acquired. | Good luck. Even if I were to rack up ONE MILLION DOLLARS in fees - (a) I wouldn't be able to pay them and (b) even if I could, it wouldn't move the market value of a company worth 50+ billion.
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10-01-2009, 03:58 PM
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Originally Posted by SmallClaimz Good luck. Even if I were to rack up ONE MILLION DOLLARS in fees - (a) I wouldn't be able to pay them and (b) even if I could, it wouldn't move the market value of a company worth 50+ billion.
Sorry. | Yet...you keep trying!
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10-04-2009, 04:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Zigner Please don't waste the court's time...there is nothing illegal with the fees. | There may not be anything illegal with the junk fees but unless we put up a fight the banks will continue their predatory practices.
If 10,000 people filed a small claim every time WF pulled this crap, they will think twice before ripping people off. We must band together and fight back since our lawmakers are not working for us anymore.
And as far as courts and judges are concerned, the majority are corrupt and working for the banks so who cares if we waste their time? They deserve it for not protecting us. |
10-04-2009, 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by samurai There may not be anything illegal with the junk fees but unless we put up a fight the banks will continue their predatory practices.
If 10,000 people filed a small claim every time WF pulled this crap, they will think twice before ripping people off. We must band together and fight back since our lawmakers are not working for us anymore.
And as far as courts and judges are concerned, the majority are corrupt and working for the banks so who cares if we waste their time? They deserve it for not protecting us. | Dude, your village is calling 
Hold on guys... This is the dork who took off with our crystal ball. He knows exactly what the courts and judges think about think about bankers
Dude, give us back our crystal ball
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10-04-2009, 04:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Wirelessany1 Dude, your village is calling
Hold on guys... This is the dork who took off with our crystal ball. He knows exactly what the courts and judges think about think about bankers
Dude, give us back our crystal ball |
Try that in plain English wise guy. What the hell are you talking about? |
10-04-2009, 05:06 PM
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Originally Posted by racer72 The person that pulled off this did it as a publicity stunt, not to get back at WF. His plan actually backfired, he never got his day in court. WF gave him $150 to go away. | I have personally sued three different banks in the small claims court and not a single one of them sued me for their legal fees. I won one case and lost the other two but made sure it cost them plenty in legal fees before it was all over.
And I will do it all over again.
The idiots who think we should shut up and take the abuse or find another bank are morons. They all abuse the system and take advantage of the laws they lobbied to pass. We have to do whatever we can to fight back. It is guerrilla warfare at its best. Love it. |
10-04-2009, 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by samurai I have personally sued three different banks in the small claims court and not a single one of them sued me for their legal fees. I won one case and lost the other two but made sure it cost them plenty in legal fees before it was all over.
And I will do it all over again.
The idiots who think we should shut up and take the abuse or find another bank are morons. They all abuse the system and take advantage of the laws they lobbied to pass. We have to do whatever we can to fight back. It is guerrilla warfare at its best. Love it. | 3 posts and you have yet to give any valid advice
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10-04-2009, 06:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Zigner 3 posts and you have yet to give any valid advice | I said my piece and it is up to each reader to determine its value or validity. Now why don't you enlighten me and shine some light on the value of your advice. |
10-04-2009, 06:06 PM
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Originally Posted by samurai I said my piece and it is up to each reader to determine its value or validity. Now why don't you enlighten me and shine some light on the value of your advice. | You have offered nothing here, except to say that you lose more than you win.
And, I don't even believe that you ever won. Good day to you.
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10-04-2009, 06:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Zigner You have offered nothing here, except to say that you lose more than you win.
And, I don't even believe that you ever won. Good day to you. | I am devastated by the fact that you don't believe me. What am I going to do now? My life is over. | |
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