Bank grade security - please not

Sailor Steve · 07-25-18, 09:47 PM

Same here. I was with a bank called the Walker Bank, founded in the 1880s by Joseph Walker, the banker for pretty much all the Park City mining concerns. Sometime in the 1980s they were bought out by Wells Fargo and things went downhill fairly quickly. Fees suddenly popping up when I was close to the line, causing unexpected overdrafts, and a lot of other things like that. Today I "bank" with a local Credit Union, who gave me an extensive line of credit to cover any overdrafts without the hefty fees. I don't know how secure they are, but I've been happy so far.

07-25-18, 09:47 PM	#9
Sailor Steve Eternal Patrol Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: High in the mountains of Utah Posts: 50,369 Downloads: 745 Uploads: 249	Same here. I was with a bank called the Walker Bank, founded in the 1880s by Joseph Walker, the banker for pretty much all the Park City mining concerns. Sometime in the 1980s they were bought out by Wells Fargo and things went downhill fairly quickly. Fees suddenly popping up when I was close to the line, causing unexpected overdrafts, and a lot of other things like that. Today I "bank" with a local Credit Union, who gave me an extensive line of credit to cover any overdrafts without the hefty fees. I don't know how secure they are, but I've been happy so far. __________________ “Never do anything you can't take back.” —Rocky Russo