She’s doing her job, she’s a government shill trying to protect the USD’s position as the world reserve currency. Don’t pay attention to or follow anything she advises or states. She’s part of a group of boomers desperately trying to save a crumbling fiat currency in a new world. Unfortunately for her & those in power, there’s only so much money printing that can be done before the arse falls out of the world.
Opt out & take control of your own financial future, protect yourself against their mindless money printing & subsequent unacceptable inflation by buying bitcoin. Control your own future & protect your family & future generations financial future.
Elizabeth Warren, Gary Gensler, Janet Yellen, Jerome Powell, they’re all fighting a losing battle. Bitcoin is a massive part of the worldwide future of finance. They will regret their attempted suppression of innovation. The US must adapt or get left behind.
That covers 90% of it. The last 10% is the fact that she (and most other politicians) have to cater to what they think the majority of their constituents want an like. So people hear ransowmware & crypto she has to give the 20 second sound bite about it.
A six-month period has seen $80 million stolen from Crypto as a result of scams, claims Elizabeth Warren. Aside from the $11.11 Billion in fines US banks received for shady business, she neglects to mention the $12 Billion in overdraft fees consumers will pay to banks in 2020!
What is your opinion in this regard?
Yeah this shit absolutely infuriates me. What is she doing about all of the fraud by big banks? Wells Fargo was fined a ridiculous amount of money for making fake account through it's clients two years ago and was just recently fined again for not making the clients whole, another 250 million! How many people are going to end up in jail? ... the answer is a big fucking fat zero! Hypocrites !
What gets me is the fact that people keep going back for more. The 1st 5 times Wells Fargo screwed you over were not that bad so you go back for a 6th?
It's not like it's not common knowledge of how bad they are, and what they do. And its not like it's that difficult to go to one of the dozens of other banks and credit unions all over the place and move your account.
I deal with Chase as my primary bank, did not start with them my account wound up there through decades of mergers with other banks. Technically I have had the same account and routing number for 30+ years and probably 6 or 7 bank names. They treat me well and since I have been with them for so long I do get a lot of perks. But lets be honest, the 1st time they screw me over, I am gone. Due to a hilarious miscommunication a couple of years ago I put in a check that was not good at the time I deposited it. So it bounced and I got hit with a $15 fee. I called and they took it off. Would I have left if they had not, probably not since it was my mistake anyway.
Had a the same issue with the 2nd check issued with the same miscommunication. BoA would not take the fee off. This was after they lost another deposit about a month earlier for close to a week and that *was their fault*. Pointed that out to them, they did not care. Moved that checking account to a local credit union. Had I not had the issue with the lost deposit I probably would not have cared, since yes I did put in a bad check. But not to give me back a few bucks after they did make a major whoops a month earlier. I'm gone.
When I hear about people getting hit by Wells Fargo time and time again, I just think about all the people who send their
BTC to the double your crypto scams. Or the ones who we see here on the forum who play at the online casinos that have dozens of scam reports against them but figure "1xBit has scammed 100s of other people, but I'll be fine"
-Dave
