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This number has been reported as spam 5 times, has been searched 28 times, and has garnered 5 comments by our users. These numbers are higher than average, indicating a possible high risk of spam.
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Leave a CommentDear Call Recipients:Santander, which now owns Sovereign Bank, has to make up for the billions they lost in the Bernie Madoff debacle. And you, the banking customers, will have to make up for the loss.If this has not happened to you yet, watch out: you will find that even though you may have made a legitimate deposit to cover your checks and purchases, Sovereign Bank will delay the availability of your funds deliberately, all the while accepting—very quickly--checks that you probably mailed after the initial deposit. In most cases, a handwritten mailed check is instantly converted to an “electronic check” and presented a***nst your account the next day, weekends included, even though the company you mailed the check to, resides in another state. This “trick in the system” allows Sovereign Bank to charge and extra $35.00 (unavailable funds fee) for every quickly converted electronic check, sometimes resulting in ***dreds of dollars in fees. Albeit this “trick” is not illegal, it is, however, highly unethical. You have been warned.
Dear Call Recipients:Santander, which now owns Sovereign Bank, has to make up for the billions they lost in the Bernie Madoff debacle. And you, the banking customers, will have to make up for the loss.If this has not happened to you yet, watch out: you will find that even though you may have made a legitimate deposit to cover your checks and purchases, Sovereign Bank will delay the availability of your funds deliberately, all the while accepting—very quickly--checks that you probably mailed after the initial deposit. In most cases, a handwritten mailed check is instantly converted to an “electronic check” and presented a***nst your account the next day, weekends included, even though the company you mailed the check to, resides in another state. This “trick in the system” allows Sovereign Bank to charge and extra $35.00 (unavailable funds fee) for every quickly converted electronic check, sometimes resulting in ***dreds of dollars in fees. Albeit this “trick” is not illegal, it is, however, highly unethical. You have been warned.
Call 3 or 4 times in a week then maybe just maybe leave a message. If you do answer you will be told by a ma****e that you have an important call waiting stay on the line. Well if its that important then have a person there my time is valuable too
it's SOVEREIGN bank
i called the number, this person was way to eager to help to have been a sovereign employee. get some fresh air and visit your local ***nch
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