The libtards are happy enough to S*** their own C**** when Obama forces people to buy insurance. Yet look at the animosity when a Job Creator does the same thing.
IOW, more than 700,000 of the policies complied with those disclosure requirements. An 0.875 batting average is spectacular in any league.
See? Hundreds of thousands of these customers don’t even qualify for a refund. What’s the big deal? And I’ll bet this fine bank will pay out many of those refunds with minimal prodding from the justice system. Of all the customers who were cheated out of their automobiles, only 20,0000 were cheated wrongfully. Yet still the libtards complain.
And Ms. Temple is “deeply sorry.” Surely that heart-felt apology counts for something.
If you already had health insurance, you weren’t required to buy Obamacare in addition to your current plan(if it qualified). In now way were you required to carry two different plans.
This case with WF is forcing a second insurance plan on buyers who already had insurance.
I’m not surprised. As I mentioned in a previous WF thread, there’s already a class-action suit against them for changing homeowner’s insurance without notice nor permission. When they tried that shit with us, we took our WF mortgage to Quicken Loans for re-fi.
[QUOTE=septimus;20386742Yet look at the animosity when a Job Creator does the same thing.[/QUOTE]
What job creator?
Over the past 7 years, Wells Fargo’s employee count has been essentially static. While it’s gone up and down a bit at times since 2010, it’s now just under 3% different from then. Not a significant change at all. It seems to be small businesses that are doing most of the job creation.
Over the years that I was a Norwest/Wells Fargo employee, much of the growth in employee count was because we bought out some smaller bank company. And it was typical that about 6 months afte that, management would centralize back office functions at headquarters, and lay off a lot of those employees out in the field.
Ye-e-e-a-a-a-h, I would hope that by now anyone who encounters a Doper invoking the term “Job Creator” would recognize the post as being intended ironically.
But yeah, when your contribution to the economy consists of money you’ve extored from people for “protection” they didn’t need, you’re on the same moral plane as a mobster with a baseball bat.