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apply for a job with the bank
Well, I don't really want to work there. And I wouldn't be able to disclose the info simply by applying, I'm sure. The real question is - how can I get the higher ups attention? Or would I be better off going public with it, given the private disclosure didn't work out?
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Well, I don't really want to work there. And I wouldn't be able to disclose the info simply by applying, I'm sure. The real question is - how can I get the higher ups attention? Or would I be better off going public with it, given the private disclosure didn't work out?
When I worked at a big company, one thing that always got everyone's attention was when the CEO received written letters from his customers. It's a very slow way of going about airing grievances, but it might work the same way. The CEO was notified and every letter was responded to.
Document your attempts to alert the bank. You should have proof that you contacted them about it. Don't use the loophole obviously. Definitely switch banks.
I'm documenting everything I can think of. Tried the loophole three times - once inadvertently, a second time to try a different approach and a third time on a different account. Told the low-level techs all about that, they didn't seem too concerned about le ~0.32$ I created, but still being careful.
I'm documenting everyone I talk to as well - there is never any case file # though. Are there any other things you think I should document?
As for switching banks - definitely will. This is realllllly bad.
If you really understand how big banks stole from the US taxpayer in 2008, you might want to steal more.
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Well, I don't really want to work there. And I wouldn't be able to disclose the info simply by applying, I'm sure. The real question is - how can I get the higher ups attention? Or would I be better off going public with it, given the private disclosure didn't work out?
Also, stop doing anything that involves creating money from thin air. In today's world, that could get you sent to prison.
You've tried to disclose and they made it impossible. Time to post it on Twitter and cc @troyhunt.
Hah! Yeah, that's definitely something I'll try if my latest inquiries don't go through! :) Thanks!
You want one that immediately discloses and does not resell.
I use LinkedIn when I have to penetrate a bureaucracy such as this. Nothing gets action faster when a VP or higher get a personal email / phone call regarding something like this. Step 1: Troll linkedin to find these people in positions of real power. Step 2: If they are easy to reach via email or on the platform, try that. Failing that, call their HQ and work the phones until you get to them. Step 3: Win.
The individual will feel a career risk and act accordingly.