Just got the newest flyer in the mail.

We have everything done to be y2k compliant thats why we can say we are Y2k ready.

Hmmmmmm.

more at www.charterone.com

-- Rickjohn (rickjohn1@yahoo.com), July 26, 1999

Answers

Im not sure what the author of the post is really saying, since sometimes its hard to understand sarcasm if its not over the top.

But is there any facts that makes what Charter One says false?

-- MrWayCool (unlessyougotfacts@yourguessing.com), July 26, 1999.

Liars.

More doublespeak and misrepresentation. If you're smart, you'll take your money out NOW.

-- (its@coming.soon), July 26, 1999.

Thee are several ways that banks can fail, and non-compliance may be the least to worry about. Additionally, as long as banks keep hiding behind this two-faced FDIC, I see little reason to trust them. This bank is plainly lying when it says to save your statements, cancelled checks, deposit receipts, etc., when it knows that the too-faced FDIC is not interested in YOUR records.See

http://www.logoplex.com/resources/ameagle/congame.pdf page42

-- dave (wootendave@hotmail.com), July 26, 1999.

Dave,

Even though the url is not working and one has to fuddle around to find the real book it is worth reading.

-- Rickjohn (rickjohn1@yahoo.com), July 26, 1999.

So me saying that banks are working on it and mostly done for a majority of them then is a fact.

Easiest argument Ive ever won. No facts needed at all. Just typing out what I feel.

Considering that banks *MUST* be able to calculate interest, loans, ect past 2000 since 1971 really puts a damper on the banks are going to fail idea.

-- MrWayCool (soaguessisas@goodasafact.com), July 26, 1999.