Trick question: What do you call a person who trusts a
complete stranger with his or her money?
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Source:
http://biz.yahoo.com/rf/020317/n1737579_1.html
Sunday March 17, 8:26 pm Eastern Time
Bank of America glitch temporarily erases funds
NEW YORK, March 17 (Reuters) - Bank of America (NYSE:BAC - news), the No.
3 U.S. bank, said on Sunday it has corrected a computer processing
problem that left a large number of West Coast customers without access
to funds directly deposited to their accounts last Friday.
The computer glitch, which affected an unspecified number of Bank of
America customers in Nevada, California and Arizona, left customers
unable to access paychecks that had been electronically, directly
deposited on Friday, said Harvey Radin, a bank spokesman.
Radin said the problem occurred on Friday evening. The Charlotte, North
Carolina, bank was able to restore funds to its Arizona and Nevada
customer accounts late Saturday afternoon, and to California accounts by
early Sunday morning.
Radin, who said he did not know how many accounts were impacted, said the
bank had back-up procedures in place to help ensure the proper funds were
posted to customers' accounts, it just took a little longer than
normal.
All of the transactions should now be properly posted, Radin said, and
the bank is working with affected customers to resolve any issues that
might have arisen because of the glitch, including bounced checks.
``We're just glad we could resolve it within a relatively short period of
time,'' Radin said. "We regret any inconvenience it may have caused,
but we're working with customers to resolve any issues related to the
situation.
Edward ><+>
If you have fifty problems and one of them is government, you have only
one problem.
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