Manns Medium

If you are anything like me, you get these types of notices all the time because what has happened to others has also happened to you.  Now because many of these only ends up in you wasting a lot of your time joining with only minimal return.  The return makes all who receive these no longer pay any attention to them and “round file them” or in other words toss them into the nearest garbage can.  Big mistake because what we miss is the language contained within each and every one of this notices and thank you to the lawless lawyers who capture that first victim then make a deal to include the host of millions of other victims, you are now bound by the decision of a court that you weren’t even aware of you were ever a part of.  Case and point. In Allen vs JP Morgan Chase Bank NA claims #: JPA-10354508601, it is written; “NOTICE OF CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT AND PROPOSED SETTLEMENT THE COURT AUTHORIZED THIS NOTICE. THIS IS NOT A SOLICITATION FROM A LAWYER.  YOU...

Today one of the top stories was the billion dollar loss suffered by JP Morgan Chase Bank through one of its division.   To hear it being reported some were quick to tell us that it was the bank’s money and not depositors so we should really not be that concerned about it.   Some were saying how this could now re-open the push for stronger regulations of the big banks and even a deeper look into breaking them up.   What they have forgotten is the fear this news instills on the millions of customers of JP Morgan Chase. The fear is that even though this was their money and did not come from their depositors, one still wonders just how they will attempt to make it up.   It was reported that even though this was a major loss, the company as a whole will still show a decent profit because of the many arms of Chase Bank.   Still those of us who may know better, will still be on the look out for an increase in services that JP Morgan adds to their customers. For thos...

America wonders why politicians do not hear them when they speak except when it’s close to election time, but Occupy Wall Street and its off-shoots all over the world is beginning to change that. When Occupy Wall Street protestors decided to collect signatures of individuals willing to close out their accounts with Chase, Wells Fargo and Bank of America, the banks finally decided to honor their customers by putting them before profit when they cancelled the proposal to raise surcharges.   The main argument about falling profits is the same for big business as it is for government. Every time there appears to be a need to reduce spending, government looks immediately at the salaries or income of those in the middle class and if you listen closely to their talking points, they will say that the biggest expense is payroll.   Government also looks to cut programs that serve the middle class and poorest among us.   Now here comes big business doing the exact same thin...