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It isn’t just … It isn’t just Citibank – Charter one bank is just as guilty as Citibank. They are all criminals in suits
read my amazing story on how charter one bank handled my banking account… I cant post links here so search (rip-off report ) — report number 364438
Today, Citi ends … Today, Citi ends the battle w/ WF & proceed w/ law suit. Citi doesn’t need Wachovia. They just believe it’ll be a streghthen to Cit if merge.
On the other hand, WF offered Wachovia for $15.1 Billion 4 all bankin & as well lendin portion to do tax deduction after Congress passed out bill. Even after executive agreement that Citi & Wachovia signed, Wa tried to dump Citi & merge w/ WF. How did they even become head officers of such large finanacial instit, if u can’t even keep the agreement?
Wachovia CEO called … Wachovia CEO called Citi CEO, Vikram at 3 o’clock in the morning on last sunday asking for help before Fed took over. After making decision, Citi offered Wachovia for $2.16 billiion & Wachovia agreed on the offer. Ever since, Citi has been supportin Wachovia for liquidity. After gettin the support frm Citi for couple of days, Wachovia took WF offer with 15.1 billion.
most likely Citi … most likely Citi needs WB more than
WFC — this is why the fight.
Sure… Citi is probably next to be bailed,
which is exactly what Citi’s CEO was
getting from WB — a bailout from
CB’s shareholders !
Very Clever — very sneaky — just a little bit too Greedy. I heard that if he
had given the WB execs. the right size parachutes and severence package that it
WOULD have been a done deal.
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Live! Citigroup CEO Vikram Pandit Lays Out Framework for Wachovia Deal – Only Buying Banking Business
July 28th, 2010 at 11:16 am
should the SEC (LOL …
should the SEC (LOL) invesigate the insider trading that has gone on here !
Do you think any of the exec’s here were bailing their stocks before the news hit ? !
Lets not be naive !
So who’s watching ?
what are we paying congress for ?
July 28th, 2010 at 11:16 am
It isn’t just …
It isn’t just Citibank – Charter one bank is just as guilty as Citibank. They are all criminals in suits
read my amazing story on how charter one bank handled my banking account… I cant post links here so search (rip-off report ) — report number 364438
July 28th, 2010 at 11:16 am
Today, Citi ends …
Today, Citi ends the battle w/ WF & proceed w/ law suit. Citi doesn’t need Wachovia. They just believe it’ll be a streghthen to Cit if merge.
On the other hand, WF offered Wachovia for $15.1 Billion 4 all bankin & as well lendin portion to do tax deduction after Congress passed out bill. Even after executive agreement that Citi & Wachovia signed, Wa tried to dump Citi & merge w/ WF. How did they even become head officers of such large finanacial instit, if u can’t even keep the agreement?
July 28th, 2010 at 11:16 am
Wachovia CEO called …
Wachovia CEO called Citi CEO, Vikram at 3 o’clock in the morning on last sunday asking for help before Fed took over. After making decision, Citi offered Wachovia for $2.16 billiion & Wachovia agreed on the offer. Ever since, Citi has been supportin Wachovia for liquidity. After gettin the support frm Citi for couple of days, Wachovia took WF offer with 15.1 billion.
July 28th, 2010 at 11:16 am
most likely Citi …
most likely Citi needs WB more than
WFC — this is why the fight.
Sure… Citi is probably next to be bailed,
which is exactly what Citi’s CEO was
getting from WB — a bailout from
CB’s shareholders !
Very Clever — very sneaky — just a little bit too Greedy. I heard that if he
had given the WB execs. the right size parachutes and severence package that it
WOULD have been a done deal.
Just a little bit too GREEDY
August 26th, 2010 at 9:09 am
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September 5th, 2010 at 11:36 am
What a writeup!! Very informative and also easy to understand. Looking for more such comments!! Do you have a myspace or a facebook?
I recommended it on digg. The only thing that it’s missing is a bit of new design. Nevertheless thank you for this information.
September 5th, 2010 at 9:02 pm
What a write!! Very informative and also easy to understand. Looking for more such comments!! Do you have a myspace?
I recommended it on digg. The only thing that it’s missing is a bit of speed, the pictures are appearing slowly. Anyway thank you for this information.