ALEX JONES HOAX: Chase Bank Run as Laughable as Y2K

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The real journalists at VBNAmerica.com called Chase Bank and spoke with a teller, manager and business specialist all of which said the same thing: The $50,000 limit is for non-established business that have little to no cash flow and on average have less than $5,000 in the bank at a given time.

What most business owners will tell you is that Wells Fargo, Bank of America and many Credit Unions have the same type of limitations in place for ‘little to no cash flow’ business accounts. So what’s with all the hype?…

What internet conspiracy junkies, Alex Jones and his “journalists” won’t tell you is that Chase Bank has multiple business products to accommodate cash flow needs. In fact, they are not banning international wire transfers, either. However, Alex Jones and his not-so-bright journalists want you to believe otherwise.

To read more about “Alex Jones Chase Bank Hoax as Laughable as Y2K Hoax” visit: VBNAmerica.com

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