Same EXACT thing with Sprint, however at the oligopoly Sprint, you have little choice.
This appears to happen with any proto-monopolistic entity. The problem is, unlike government protected 'businesses' like cell phone and cable companies, there is no monopoly in the Banking sector.
So, WHY, why are people still drawn to the lowest common denominator big banks for their accounts? It makes not sense.
I'm leaving this month from my own big bank, after their "FREE" online banking as long as you don't bother us, e-checking account, went from free to $12 a month.
This appears to happen with any proto-monopolistic entity. The problem is, unlike government protected 'businesses' like cell phone and cable companies, there is no monopoly in the Banking sector.
So, WHY, why are people still drawn to the lowest common denominator big banks for their accounts? It makes not sense.
I'm leaving this month from my own big bank, after their "FREE" online banking as long as you don't bother us, e-checking account, went from free to $12 a month.