I Got Suspended On Twitter, Wells Fargo CEO Apologizes (Again), BofA Calls Me "Scammer" + An Old Man Bank Story

<p>Segment 1:</p> <p>I detail why I was suspended from Twitter on Wednesday in the middle of one of the biggest bank stories of the year, The controversial comments by CEO of Wells Fargo Scharf. I discuss the fear of me losing all of my data/conversations, how I found out both Wells and BofA reported posts on Tuesday/Wednesday for messages they claimed "Incited Bullying" (Posted contact info of execs at both companies), and the subsequent reinstatement/apology I got from Twitter for suspending me "In Error". I won't forget this, big banks!</p> <p><br></p> <p>Segment 2:</p> <p>In the heart of election season, I reminisce about a former client of mine. One of my favs. "Mr. Ben" was a 90+ yo man who lived on a fixed SSI payment of $450 a month, yet he went through a box of checks a month. Why? Because he &nbsp;would donate to his favorite political candidates $3 checks at a time. He would continuously write checks, until 2012, when a fraud incident required BofA to freeze his account. Not wanting to close it because of a fee waiver that gave him free checks, he decided not to pursue the claim. BofA did, and blocked his account temporarily. When I got it fixed, everything that was great about his account was not there, and a man taken advantage of by promises by politicians was now getting scammed of 100s by BofA.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Segment 3:</p> <p><a href="https://newsroom.wf.com/press-release/corporate-and-financial/ceo-charlie-scharf-reinforces-commitment-diversity-and">I pick apart CEO of Wells Fargo Charles Scharf's longer, more lame apology where he points out the 4 POC he did hire, discusses initiatives to have more conversations (e.g. Do Nothing some more), and hold execs accountable for not hitting diversity goals. Yawn.&nbsp;</a></p> <p><br></p> <p>Segment 4:</p> <p><a href="https://www.bankofamerica.com/security-center/avoid-bank-scams/">I wrap up by reading a webpage from Bank of America clearly alluding to me and my project on Twitter</a>. HAHA I tell people not to trust Bank of America, and they are l