Posted by ericlb on July 27, 2012 at 13:55:28 from (70.41.96.38):
In Reply to: OT - I hate banks... posted by Lyndon - AB on July 27, 2012 at 12:06:11:
i dont like them either, one thing i will mention as i made the mistake myself, when i went to buy the last kenworth i had, i went to the bank for a loan, as this bank was one of what i call a revolving door bank, one which seems to get bought and sold frequently, they didnt know me in there anymore, even though i had been doing business in there for 30 years, they didnt approve my loan since they had no recent record to go by, so i told them to kiss my a-- there not my only source of money, went to a private friend of mine, he is a multi millionaire, and ive known him all my life he has always made me a loan provided i can show him how i will pay it off, in the case of this truck, i had to show him if he loaned me the money ,the truck had a job, which it did, i paid the loan off in 3 years and was never late with a payment much less missed one, and drove the rig untill last year, with the economy the way it is and the feds and dot the way they are, it just isnt fun anymore and i wasnt making any money with it, but as the loan was a private one, guess what, that !@#$ bank still claims they dont know me, since that loan and its pay off didnt get on my record
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