Why does the media refuse to report that Dianne Feinstein's husband sells weapons?
Right now most of the media id on the manufactured anti second amendment campaign that according to objective polls is opposed by at least 80% of the people. Feinstein has been the retarded poster-child of that anticonstitutional movement for many years, ever since the S.F. Fireman who found her second husband's suicide note divulged the contents to the San Francisco Examiner.
Can we punish banks for leaking our financial details to fraud callers? How do we find out their source?
I would usually pass this kind of question but as it is A2A, I will give a brief answer.BANKS are those financial institutions on which the Country's economy runs. Scheduled banks are the ones on which 99.99% of the common public trusts and deposit their money to keep them in safe hands while earning some extra interest on the deposited amount. Banks sure do charge interest on loan/advances, else-wise, financial institutions can't run one-way.When you open an account with any Bank, you must have faith in them. Without trust, no institution can run.Banks will never leak any kind of information related to your account to anyone except you. If you have been a fraud caller victim, then kindly lodge a complaint in your nearest police station, then the case might be brought up to cyber-crime department. They should find out the source from where these callers are getting information.And if it concludes at Bank be in fault, then that bank (particular branch and their staff who were involved) might be punished as per the law.A crime is a crime irrespective of who does it. But never judge someone or any institution based on your assumption.Hope it helps you.Thank you
Why are banks vigorously pushing their customers to use their mobile banking apps?
The banks want to minimize locations for one thing. The more people bank online and the fewer locations a bank has the fewer employees and locations the lower the overhead and operating cost. The other reason is travel and foriegn banking migrant workers can bank here from abroad keeping more capital here. The ability to sell online advertising on financial sites is huge. Consumers trust their bank and even non ad type background images can be a real way to connect. For example the bank advertised a super value account with a smiling guy sitting on the hood of a Toyota Corolla. The bank is advertising its own product but in effect the carolla is associated with trust and a super value even though there is no direct printed link or association.
What if most crap we bicker about here was fed us by media controlled by a common enemy to lead us like sheep?
Bob K ... not even close to all, and the bank of England was Controlled by the same cartel that controls the Fed now ... crazy ain't it? But the Rothschild Cartel did push the Civil War and England and others were going to come in on the side of the Confederacy, but Russia told them if they did they would be at war with Russia ... which lead to the Rothschild Cartel pushing and funding the Bolshevik Revolution and murdering the Czars and their families ... but there is way to much to put into this question's supporting information section, thanks for playing and thanks for following the Rothschild line that Conspiracies are "just crazy" lol ... wonder why they would want brain washed sheep saying that when civilization has always moved and shook on Conspiracies? humm
Why do some people hate investment banking? Why do so many people hate investment bankers?
Public consensus is that investment bankers make extraordinary profits from seemingly non constructive work. Whereas an outsider can see the broad utility in, say, a carpenter, musicians, teachers, and so on, investment banking can look like a means of making money from the labours of others, without physically doing anything. The disparity between the perceived contribution and the perceived rewards creates a sense of enormous injustice. Investment banking rarely gets much positive press either. We hear when it goes wrong - say Bernie Madoff [1], or the 2008 Financial Crisis - but not say when it fuels the growth of pension funds or the western world for the best part of a century [2]. Contributing to this sense of injustice is the seeming amoral and capricious role the markets themselves play in everyday lives. They may be broadly efficient, but they certainly don't appear to be fair (in the mainstream sense): companies are whimsically merged and thousands let go from their jobs, for instance. Modern capitalism is a complex dynamic system that takes serious effort to understand and risk to profit from. We need smart investment to fuel the incredible market growth behind so much we now take for granted. However these realities are not part of the public consciousness, and the public don't value them. I don't expect they ever will. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ber...[2] http://observationsandnotes.blog...
What can someone do with your bank account number?
I agree with the previous answer. Of course people can try all sorts of things, but any proper bank these days would have security measures in place, online and offline, to prevent that, because in the end they would suffer the biggest damage if they couldn't provide security for their clients’ accounts and money. So yes, I have given other people my account number ever since I had one, even had it on my letter footer as a standard when I was running my own business. Never had any issues.I know a lot of people don’t trust online banking for similar reasons, but, holy crap, sending actual checks across the country all the time? Talk about fraud opportunity here. People pulled all sorts of stunts with checks ever since they first were invented.I would never trust a person who offered to pay their rent by sending me a check every month. Gosh, the effort alone to handle this. I haven’t touched a check in a decade, haven’t physically been to my bank in months. If you manage your online access codes, PINs etc. properly there should be no trouble. And if someone pulls a stunt and succeeds the banks are usually obliged and insured to refund you, for example if a teller doesn’t check ID and they can’t prove it was you withdrawing the money.
Are there any Rothschild owned banks in India?
None apparently.I read somewhere that Rothschild family had a stake when RBI was created in British era.However, none of the shares of RBI remains with anybody other than Government of India since nationalization of RBI sometime post independence.Cannot comment on in-direct ownership of foreign banks. Rothschild family are rumored to have a maze of holding companies to control their banking interests.Interestingly, they do have an office in Mumbai - Rothschild Global Advisory .
How do I do banking transactions without an OTP?
Unfortunately you can't do the transactions without an OTP. Because this is only how banks protects frauds happening online, and as per VISA and MASTER CARD rules and guidelines you can't do any transaction without OTP verification.The best things you can do are,1. File a request to your old mobile service provider to reactivate your numbers and then put those sim in any mobile which supports "Push message / Push mail" service, in Push Message service add your USA's contact number, and whenever next time you do any transaction the OTP will automatically send to your USA's contact number.2. Or if you don't have any mobile which support Push Messaging and Push Mail service then also don't worry just put your SIM card in any normal mobile and tell anyone of your family member to send OTP through Facebook Messenger or WhatsApp.3. If you have another ATM card of that account in India with someone else in your family or your ATM card is still in India then tell anyone of your family member to go at ATM of your bank and there they can change the registered mobile number.4. If there are any ATM of your bank in the city where you are currently living in USA then you can change your registered mobile by your own.5. You can also open a new account in CitiBank and transfer your money to it. Because only CitiBank allow its customers to do transaction by OTP and I-PIN(your self personalize Internet Login PIN). So whenever you don't have your registered mobile with you then also you can do transactions by using your I-PIN. 6. Otherwise, whenever next time you come to India then go to your bank and change your account type to NRI account and change your old mobile number too.I am an Indian too, and two years back I also moved to USA from India for my education. I am still using two Indian bank account here in USA. One is CitiBank and another one is State Bank of India. That is why I know.I hope you problem will short-out soon.