Spokeswoman Anne Pace told us that while she could not comment on the bank’s relationship with McMillan Group, she could tell us that Bank of America “has no policies that would prohibit us from doing business with clients in [the firearms] industry.”
Me thinks this is much ado about nothing.
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That article is inconclusive. It only states G&As view. It seems more like the Feds raiding Gibson in that there was speculation but turned out to be a something completely different from what people thought.
That article is inconclusive. It only states G&As view. It seems more like the Feds raiding Gibson in that there was speculation but turned out to be a something completely different from what people thought.
Spokeswoman Anne Pace told us that while she could not comment on the bank’s relationship with McMillan Group, she could tell us that Bank of America “has no policies that would prohibit us from doing business with clients in [the firearms] industry.”
Spokeswoman Anne Pace told us that while she could not comment on the bank’s relationship with McMillan Group, she could tell us that Bank of America “has no policies that would prohibit us from doing business with clients in [the firearms] industry.”
I've heard of banks closing accounts of businesses but you usually don't hear of them freezing accounts unless they suspect there is fraudulent activity on the account.
I'm pro-gun but I'm also all for a corporation being able to take a stand on issues they believe in so long as it conforms to the law.
Bingo. Banking regulations REQUIRE banks in the US to monitor customer accounts for potential fraudulent activity. A sudden, huge increase in activity is a quintessential red flag.
I've heard of banks closing accounts of businesses but you usually don't hear of them freezing accounts unless they suspect there is fraudulent activity on the account.
I'm pro-gun but I'm also all for a corporation being able to take a stand on issues they believe in so long as it conforms to the law.
Bingo. Banking regulations REQUIRE banks in the US to monitor customer accounts for potential fraudulent activity. A sudden, huge increase in activity is a quintessential red flag.
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