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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;treylxapi47, post: 1709872, member: 41863&quot;]Probably because banks use OUR money (all US money is collectively ours, as we are, or should be the final say in everything our government does) and since they make literal billions off of nothing more than leveraging our own money back against us, why shouldn&#039;t we be able to exchange money for money? If they are a chartered bank then they are part of the Federal Reserve&#039;s network who theoretically should work for us since its a government sanctioned entity and thus OUR money that is refusing to be equally exchanged.</p><p><br /></p><p>I run a business (and manage 2 more) and also occasionally run out of change at odd times and need more. If they want my FUTURE business then they best EARN it, which even means taking care of me when I&#039;m not a customer because that&#039;s how you get new ones and one day my bank may falter and close or I may open other businesses and wish to keep them separate from any others I may have and need a new place for an account. Both scenarios are actually true and apply directly to me, so who do I give the business to? The banks who helped me even though I wasn&#039;t a customer or the ones who turned me away because &#039;that&#039;s just business&#039;. Ill tell you where my money went, and it was a sizable yearly account too, not to any of the banks who have ever treated me like crap, you can bet on that.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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