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fooey ◴[] No.45767286[source]
Today, in people who discover things that aren't banks don't act like banks

Tomorrow we'll have a double header featuring people who discover things that aren't hotels don't act like hotels and things that aren't taxis don't act like taxis.

If your business relies on the less-regulated "alternative" you're going to get burned eventually.

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1. hshdhdhehd ◴[] No.45767525[source]
Banks famously never have issues like this.
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2. devnonymous ◴[] No.45768651[source]
In most (all ?) countries banks are regulated and customers have recourse to some sort of banking ombudsman for this sort of thing.
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3. disgruntledphd2 ◴[] No.45770746[source]
Not if it's AML stuff. In those cases neither the banks or regulators are your friends.