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  • 300€ : Banks? No Thanks! I will look after it.

    Here on Mediterranean Spain Bank account details and card information are being cloned on an epidemic scale. If some b****** accesses your account before you do the chances of recovery are virtually nil. The banks are not interested. It's your problem!

    I will be hole-in-the-wall maxing 300€ today; more tomorrow. Far safer 'under my bed' than in the bank. I am keeping no more in the bank than is needed for direct debits; minimal.

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    I posted the following on another forum. It sure makes you think doesn't it? I often get asked, 'Why doesn't the government do something about it?' It is because they're all in the same pockets; it is a 'boys club'. It would be like complaining to the madam of a brothel that you caught the clap off one of her girls. Enjoy:

    No Wonder the Power Brokers are after Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez. Why can’t we do the same?

    Venezuelan Bank Fraud Case: Three Executives Flee, Government Intervenes in Related Companies. The Public Prosecutor had already issued ten arrest warrants for banking executives and 19 prohibitions on leaving the country for involvement in organised crime and for banking law infractions.
    Following the government’s nationalisation of two banks and liquidation of two others for banking law infractions, three bank executives fled to the U.S., and the government intervened in food companies owned by currently detained bank owner, Ricardo Fernandez.
    Interior Relations Minister Tareck El Aissami announced on Tuesday that two Venezuelans implicated in the bank scandals flew to Atlanta, and one to Miami, and that a fourth person was captured while trying to board a plane to Miami

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