DavidM

Does Yahoo Censor comments on their news posts?......Yahoo absolutely....100% censors comments...they even censor comments that are not offensive; but ones that they merely disagree with. That is why Yahoo will NEVER be as good as GOOGLE.

What do you think?

I had enough of the overdraft fees Wachovia charges me. In one day, the bank cleared out my bank account with a snowball affect of overdraft fees. Even though I followed by bank balance, I learned that Wachovia would not disclose the actual balance until after the weekend and it would engage in a re-sequencing and posting delay scam to increase overdraft fees. What this means is that instead of one overdraft fee charged to me, the scam allowed Wachovia to create multiple overdrafts from that one overdraft. Thus, Wachovia was able to clear out my bank account.

I have already hired an attorney and I need other lead Plaintiffs to join me in the class action lawsuit.

The bank overdraft fee scam works as follows:

Scam Ingredience:

(1) Delay posting account balances

(2) Delay posting charges

(3) Re-sequence and pay charges from high to low

THE OVERDRAFT SCAM:

Bank Balance = $100

If you went into overdraft on a single charge and the bank paid the charges in order by DATE (Day#1 then Day#2 charges) even if it re-sequenced them from high to low, you would only pay one single overdraft fee of $35. But by delaying the postings they can batch them together on a single day and then re-sequence them to increase the $35 overdraft fee to $105.

OVERDRAFT FEE $35:

Charges Day#1: $10 + $10 + $5 = $25 (account balance = $75)

Charges Day#2: $65 + $35 = -25 (You only pay one overdraft fee on the $35 overdraft)

OVERDRAFT FEE (by delayed charge postings) $105:

Batched Charges Day#2: $65 + $35 + $10 + $10 + $5 = $125 charges (3 overdraft fees = $105)

The delay in posting an account balance is to throw the consumer off in believing they have enough money in their account so they can go into overdraft. Novice consumers don’t understand that the problem is in how the bank is creating the multiple overdrafts from a single overdraft. So, when the bank tells the consumer “it’s your fault for not watching your balance”, the consumer thinks they are at fault because they are at fault for the initial overdraft; but the consumer doesn’t understand how the bank creates the additional overdrafts. Thus, the scam.

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What do you think about the idea of eBay sellers not having to pay for eBay listing fees unless their products sell?

(In answing this questionn, you are to assuume that eBay allows this)

http://mystockroom.com/

Here are some facts:

1) eBay benefits by having sellers list ALL their inventory online 24/7 that are ONLY sold on eBay, which increases eBay's inventory by millions of products.

2) Sellers are able to have ALL their inventory available online 24/7 that are sold on eBay without paying eBay listing fees until their products are sold.

3) Since all the seller's inventory is kept in their stockroom, eBay is not flooded with bad products that won't sell.

The idea is that eBay is the storefront and MyStockroom is the stockroom of that store. Every store has a stockroom.

What do you think about this idea?

Do you think this website will be successful in America or anywhere in the World?

http://rentmycar.com/

There is an ability to buy short-term rental insurance instead of using your own car insurance, and

There is an ability to rent the car to trustworthy people by reading FEEDBACK.

I know England promotes these types of rentals.

Let me know what you think...