Best FREE Bank account?
 

Wamu is charging me incoming wire fee's, foreign currency fee's..

Wells fargo is charging me out going fee's(commercial account), account analyze fee's(wtf are these)?, too active account fee's (100+ transactions a day).

I need some REAL FREE banking.

Anyone know where I can get this shit?

I don't care if they have ATM's in my state or not, I can handle $2 when I grab some cash. But this $1 a fucking transaction is fucking gay crap. fucking bastards trying to nickel and dime me

over $100 in bank fee's today alone wtff

I just noticed this was going on so im pissed

where the fuck are good banks?

The general idea in a biz is to make a profit :winkwink:

Banks also like to earn commission for the work they do - ie wires etc. It helps put food in mouths.

Never believe the lies they told about being free or efficient - these words were written by copy writers and ad men :)

Banks suck. Put all your money in a savings account and they will not charge you. You can withdraw money from it at the atm, just no checks.

Read the first post three time, he need incoming transactions without the charge (It's the biz account).

And the saving account is the stupid way... Stocks, real estates, paintings and coins or stamps are the better investment (you will claim whole profit, not the bank 80 percents, state 15 percents and you 5...)

Fuck no you can't, they charged me money on that too. Too many transactions on a savings account.

BofA is free for me.

ive never heard of free wires

I used to have them at wellsfargo until they changed a bunch of shit recently.

I just got off the phone with wamu and they are charging me 1% to use my fucking card in other countries, wtf!



Anyone tried these guys for personal? http://home.ingdirect.com/products/p...ElectricOrange

move to Canada

Agree - One thing you can bet on is that if the wires are free, - you are paying for them another way :thumbsup

Eg.. the account is worthwhile with either stupid loans, a profitable (for the bank) volume of funds movement or there is $400K lying on deposit at a peanuts interest rate.

Everything in life is negotiable - it's just a matter of the loan/transaction/investment level to have sway :)