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    Default No physical presence

    Should one feel secure using a bank that has no physical presence? No front office, no back office, no branches, no door anywhere to go through... or even knock on?

    From the CEO to the janitor (well actually they would no longer have a janitor) - everyone works remotely. Could be from a Vail resort this week to a ship in the Caribbean next week. If the firm gets into hot, or illegal, water there is no where for LEO, regulators, et all to raid to review documents, records etc.

    Yes I get that banks in general are sketchy etc. But not having a physical presence would take it to a whole new level of sketchy it seems.

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    It is likely a precursor to our future lives.
    Now there's no more oak oppression
    They passed a noble law
    Now the trees are all kept equal
    By hatchet, axe and saw.

    I will not comply.

    The Tea Party... quietly plotting to take over the world,
    and leave you the hell alone!

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    I try and refrain from doing business with some entity that does not have a brick n mortar....
    bad experiences 1st hand just sayn
    Thomas Jefferson is credited with writing, “When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes duty.” The seceding states in the Civil War period issued a similar declaration using the word “tyranny” as opposed to “injustice.”

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