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You know who needs a taste of the ol' hammer?

Those credit card fuckers.

One of mine just raised their default APR to 29.4%.

It's legalized loan-sharking and it has to be stopped.

Amen rougy.

Citi decided to randomly double my APR on my credit card without notice a couple months ago. When I called to complain, they told me it was temporary and that I could "Earn my previous APR back over time." I told them my perfect payment history and therefor high credit score was all the "earning" I needed, thank you very much. I then explained that THEIR problems would NOT become MY problems and canceled the card.

It's sad that so many people got effected by the greed at Citi, and I do genuinely feel bad for the 35,000 people losing their jobs. However, there is NO sympathy from me if Citi were to go under tomorrow.

>> ^supersaiyan93:
It's sad that so many people got effected by the greed at Citi, and I do genuinely feel bad for the 35,000 people losing their jobs. However, there is NO sympathy from me if Citi were to go under tomorrow.

^Agreed absolutely.

>> ^rougy:
You know who needs a taste of the ol' hammer?
Those credit card fuckers.
One of mine just raised their default APR to 29.4%.
It's legalized loan-sharking and it has to be stopped.


^The interest those credit card fuckers have been charging you and me and everyone else effectively devalues the money honest folk earn every day. It's a tax on money that isn't going to the government (which, arguably would do something useful with at least SOME of it), but into the pockets of the pocket picking CEOs at companies like Citi (who have a place carved out for them in Hell according to Dante).

As usual, I feel for the workers, the execs can go lick sweaty assballs... Yep, sweaty balls that have been up an ass... They can lick em...

You heard me...

= )

If only some underground boxing club would infiltrate their security and blow up their buildings...

Sub-prime mortgages seemed like a great idea when house prices were going up.

That 40x+ leverage is a bitch.