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   Melvin Peterman Says:
   

   To Mr. Dave Walden
   Executive Vice President, Customer Experience

   This customer would like to experience NO MORE BLANK CHECKS being sent to me with the opening of “WRITE A CHECK NOW.PAY IT OFF LATER.”. If I need to borrow money I will go to my branch and arrange it. I cringe when I think about all the money you spend on these promotions, yet you pay no interest on my checking account and virtually no interest on savings accounts! I, for one, do not need the risk of these checks falling into the wrong hands, especially when I have absolutely no intention fo using them. Stop sending them!

   Melvin Peterman

   December 7th, 2009 at 3:04 pm

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