Abuse and Loss of Civilty

[Firestormer]

During the recent Chase takeover of WAMU, Chase altered my online username and thus caused a late payment when I couldn't log on in time.  The civil thing to do of course is to waive that late fee, but to my amazement, Chase refused.

The business model for many banks has devolved to abuse over what they are calculating amount to mere nuisance fees. Of course, this is only a tip of the iceburg example of bank predation, but it is telling of Chase's business character because it is so obviously unjust.

We live in a very confused era, when those businesses who should be civilly aiming to satisfy the wants and needs of the consumer are instead given public money bail outs when they show such foul character against their customers.  This is why bail-outs are evil.

Having removed the normal incentives of the free market system to serve the customer, we have turned these banks against ourselves.

The "too big to fail" concept is a massive lie against natural law that nobody can alter.
They should be allowed to fail; that is the normal and natural free market price for having failed to serve and respect, and naturally need, the customer. 

Mark Shinnick

[RogerSilver]

We must start fighting collectively.

With the power of the internet, we consumers could be able to achieve almost anything.

Let's bring these Bank crooks to their knees.

Let's get together and build a real strong organization ! ! !