How to not get scammed by the banks (part 2)

So, after being charged $9 by Chase to withdraw my own money (from a Chase ATM) I decide to take action. I withdrew as much money as I could leaving only $3.11 in the account. They wanted to charge me $25 for early termination, but thankfully it was waived.
Just a side note, when I made my last withdrawal of $520 there were a couple of $20s that got stuck together! I ended up with about $40 more than I punched in! LOL!

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[lovelara2]

WAIT A MINUTE! did that guy just say he was going to take the $3.11 that was left in the account?! 0:42 Bastard!

[theWave1111]

move funds to CREDIT UNIONS - at least better than banks

[AlbionsClouds]

When you are conscious of your position in the world, their laws bend under the LAW of cosmos, there is no COINcidences, everything is an expression of an action toward balance and justice.

Dream in a dream to awake the sleepers.

To defend your decency against all these hypocrites and at the same time to be smart against them is the ultimate action.

Thank you for being yourself ;)

[deb1926]

Why I have stuck to my credit union,and the good ole mattress.Take care glad you posted this.

[throughsoul]

I'll share: A few years ago, Congress passed a bill that gave the telephone companies backwards immunity for their participation in illegal wiretapping activities conducted by the government. I heard it on the news and realized it was likely due to lobbying and I didn't want a penny of my money used to lobby crooks off the hook. So I called that day and closed my phone account. I told them, they couldn't wiretap a phone line that I didn't have. So there!