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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Sunday, 8 August 1999 8:03 AM
Subject: banking
>People go to their Bank believing/feeling they can trust the bank to be
fair
>and most of all honest.
>We find this not always the case when things; perhaps economical or
seasonal
>get a little difficult.
>We now have many people including ourselves, who are able to demonstrate
the
>Bank is not to be trusted, as they are soulless and will disregard laws
that
>decent people abide by. The Bank demonstrates they will engage in tactics
>whether dishonest or totally fraudulent and use them to the customers'
>detriment and often demise.
>Clearly they do not want the public to know about these tactics nor do they
>want the public to know it is the Bank that is forcing people out of
>business, the Bank goes to great measures to suppress these customers.
>The people, who have been skittled by the Bank, would know the
embarrassment
>and perhaps shame one is left with after the whole experience and of course
>the strain upon relationships. The Bank will pursue people into a state of
>disrepair and has been used to people just 'going away' helpless, broke and
>unable to address even the smallest wrong.
>The Bank and people perceive you as someone who has 'gone broke', failed
and
>anything you say is usually construed as 'they are just whinging'. So the
>likelihood of people getting together to swap notes on their unfortunate
>experiences and suspicions is remote, until now!
>Never before have so many people got together around Australia and actually
>began talking and exchanging documents, all regarding the improper
behaviour
>of the Bank. This network of people is revealing startling behaviour, and
>importantly is confirming what have up until now only been mere suspicions.
>This type of information is critical to mounting a clinical campaign
against
>the disgraceful and sub standard acts of the Bank. The network is growing
>daily, but most importantly it must be realised just how important and
>beneficial their information has become to the group. Everyone who has had
>any involvement, immediately comes away very much wiser about their own
>particular matter. The network is dedicated to levelling the playing field
>and addressing the wrongs of the Bank.
>At this point we are jointly, better able to assist in any legal right you
>may have to pursue, it is very easy for the Bank with unlimited resources,
>to run a court case out, eating up your valuable fighting fund. The benefit
>of everyone pooling their information is what is needed to even fight
>against the wrongs the Bank blatantly commits. We all must have a very good
>look at our files; every piece may be critical to assisting the group.
>Question everything.
>Look for the following: -
>* Suspicious entries on bank statements, overcharging interest, non issuing
>of bank statements, bank alleging incorrect pay out figures issued
>* Forged documentation/signatures, banks acquiring new business and not
>sticking to promises, approving or consolidation long-term loans only to
>change their opinion a short time later, reconstructing a second set of
>customer loan accounts.
>* Incorrect write off on customer loans (banks gaining taxation benefits)
>* Misappropriation
>* Breach of confidentiality
>* The pretend use of Bills of Exchange, non agreement from customer to swap
>bills of Exchange to credit loan or vice versa.
>* Threats of enforcing loan security when not contractually entitled and
>leaving you with no choice but to do what they say.
>* Applying monies (grants, deposits) for purposes other than intended.
>* Anything at all suspicious
>Resultant of the group network information collection, the situation can
>only improve and the bank made accountable.
>All of us can only benefit by sticking together
>
>
http://www.ozstar.com/sydney/banklaw.htm
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