who hates bank of america?

[batoncolle]

Being anti-gun I am fine w/. Don't like it, but that is a freedom that we can enjoy in America. But, do they actually financially support anti gun groups? That's where I draw the line.

See the links in post 4, and there are plenty more examples of what they have done from an anit-gun perspective.

And lest we forget, they took bailouts also. So they are yet another in a long line of companies that stole taxpayer dollars because they were too damn stupid to run a business.

 

[JDG.]

Damn I didn't know that
That might make me switxhb

se links above or just google it. not a pro gun company and not a good bank in general. Their maintenance fee is just ridiculous!

 

[lftd&pwrstrok'n]

See the links in post 4, and there are plenty more examples of what they have done from an anit-gun perspective.

And lest we forget, they took bailouts also. So they are yet another in a long line of companies that stole taxpayer dollars because they were too damn stupid to run a business.

The examples in the links aren't the same thing as financially supporting anti gun. Yes, they are asinine for turning away business, but it is their right and as such has cost them many customers. But, for every one they lost, they probably gained 2 more from the tree hugging, yellow bellied, bed wetting, pinko bastard commie anti gun crowd. I'm not arguing against your points, just saying that companies that actually give money to anti gun groups are far more dangerous that those that are just anti gun.

 

[RKC00]

See the links in post 4, and there are plenty more examples of what they have done from an anit-gun perspective.

And lest we forget, they took bailouts also. So they are yet another in a long line of companies that stole taxpayer dollars because they were too damn stupid to run a business.

BOA is not the only Big Business that took bailout $$$. Any Chevy owners here??? For American Brands, Ford is the only US auto manufacturer who did not take from the government teet.

 

[lftd&pwrstrok'n]

See below links (and these were just the 3 that pulled up), please note I have not vetted the sources:

http://www.2acheck.com/the-boycott-list/nras-list-of-antis/

http://scopeny.org/antigun.html

https://www.gunowners.org/fs0302.htm

 

[chucklenut]

So who do you like then?

not any really

but i got chase

 

[linebacker]

About 10 years or so ago, I had an account with BOA for many years because I traveled so much with work. At the time I had just started working for Florida Power & Light which also used BOA for their payroll. I went in to cash my first paycheck and they wanted to charge me $5 to do so. I laughed in the teller's face and asked to speak to her supervisor. The supervisor came over and verified that, yes, I was to be charged $5 for cashing a BOA payroll check even though I had an account with them for many years. I asked for my account balance and then cashed a check for that amount closing my account.

 

[Bub51]

USAA and my hometown bank. I can't imagine ever going back to any of the Big banks again.

 

[RKC00]

See below links (and these were just the 3 that pulled up), please note I have not vetted the sources:

http://www.2acheck.com/the-boycott-list/nras-list-of-antis/

http://scopeny.org/antigun.html

https://www.gunowners.org/fs0302.htm

Now we're suppose to dislike...

Police
Cupcakes
Methodist
Nurses

Really???

 

[batoncolle]

BOA is not the only Big Business that took bailout $$$. Any Chevy owners here??? For American Brands, Ford is the only US auto manufacturer who did not take from the government teet.

As I said they were yet another in a long line of companies that took bailout money. And Ford is indeed guilty. "It’s hard to say, of course, but the fact is, with the aid of that taxpayer loan and a well-timed bank loan of $23 billion, Ford managed to tiptoe past the graveyard and avoid bankruptcy."

I will not do business with any of the thieves.