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Originally Posted by Naughty-Pages
i dunno... just figured this would be a better "new" theory than a legal battle no one has heard of yet..
(but after a month of no information I think the new Visa Policies seem like the best potential answer, however for people who think it is related to account verification i must say that it did not affect Paypal and I had to send way more info to epassporte than I did to Paypal to verify my account)
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I read this story this morning from a St Kitt's news source, (maybe it was another Caribbean country, but nonetheless)
Basically a bank in their 'circle' in the Caribbean is fucked, so St Kitts and their partners have developed this PLAN to help account holders see, and access their funds. Wording they used sounds so much like the bullshit they tell us.
http://www.tcweeklynews.com/ecic-vow...sh-p2122-1.htm
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They assured creditors that all deposits would be kept whole. Customers would get back all their money up to the first $50,000 immediately. Access to an additional $50,000 would take place over 12 months for chequing account holders. All other accounts over $50,000, excluding chequing accounts up to $100,000, would be kept for a period of five years at an annual interest rate of 1.75 per cent.
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So these assholes work a whopping 6 hrs a day, and have been in Court all week fighting to save another bank to the tune of 30.5 million.
Naturally, they need to save this bank so it's 4500 local users can access their (our) money. Smells like rotten ball sack if you ask me.