Comments by "SK ONTHEROAD" (@skontheroad2666) on "'Tucker Carlson Tonight' gives more details on Bank of America's deal with FBI" video.

  1.  @_Peremalfait  It is called taking a case on a contingency fee basis and there is already a class action suit against them due to the Billions lost thru the EDD cards they issued recipients.
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  2. You are 100% correct! Some of my staff called in "sick" after the holiday weekends, but bc of their "symptoms" we had to test and quarantine a bunch of staff. They didn't get paid bc they used up all their Cares Act money already. We lost money bc we were so short staffed for 2 weeks. All bc they were hungover and wanted an extra day off, of wanted a long Xmas weekend. But then we saw that they were dumb enough to post pics of themselves partying it up on Insta! Twice! People are so dumb!
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  3. Just because we are hearing about it on the news doesn't mean that it isn't happening. It isn't like they just woke up on Jan. 7th and said "Wait! I have an idea..." This is SOP for all the agencies and has been for years.
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  4. There already is a class action against them! It has been all over the news all week.
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  5.  @robbie6028  The most sincere person you have ever known since Bernie Madoff, I am sure! Scamming people on YouTube is a sure way to get a one way ticket to sharing a cell with him! I am sure these ppl so gratefully thanking you for the info here are fake, but just in case they are real and just dumb and gullible, I hope they see this before they get taken by you and your criminal scam!
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  6. All of the banks are in the same boat. Either already, or will be, or simply could be. It is the system that is broken, not one bank in particular. And we certainly are not going to get a list of banks where it is "safe to bank". That in itself (publishing a list) wouldn't be legal. And beyond that, after having read through all the comments and seeing how little people understand about what is happening, or how banking operates in general, it is scary to see how easy it is for not only scammers to take advantage of people, but just even the banks to get away with what they do. And legally! Who ever reads the fine print on anything? And when you do, if you object to something, there is never an option to change the clause you don't agree with. It is always take it or leave it. The average consumer is not an attorney, or a banker, or a fiduciary advisor, etc. Nonetheless, I am shocked at some of the comments I have read. If you have specific questions about how to bank safely, your best bet is to ask your accountant or your financial advisor. There are even some good YouTubers who make videos about specific topics you can search on. With all the recent changes, in each state, to the laws regarding the Cares Act and Covid, my bookkeeper and I have found some of them particularly helpful lately (otherwise I wouldn't have even known they existed). And it is cheaper than calling my CPA everytime I have a question. Good luck!
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