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I just started a new job, so I'm just going to set up an account at my local CU and have my direct deposits go there. Guess I'll have to close my WF accounts once they get this mess sorted out!
This is one of the best financial decisions you will ever make.
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A bank without redundancy is the best place to have your mortgage. Just hope that one day they forget about your debt.
Real talk...they own my mortgage, i cant just 'forget about it' if they forget about it. I want to refinance it. Of they lose all data on my debt like that ending to Fight Club... is the debt just...gone?
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This page suggests that Inergen (unless there is a thing called Intergen that I'm confusing it with?) mixes with air to lower the oxygen content, but still remain breathable: http://www.tyco.no/products/Gaseous-Fire-Suppression/inergen...
The resultant 12% oxygen is 60% of normal atmospheric air. It's still breathable, if you're an average healthy person with healthy cardiac and pulmonary function, sitting at rest - but it's not healthy, it's enough that you're going to start seeing systemic responses. The reduction in partial pressure of oxygen being sucked into the lungs will also cause an increase in the partial pressure of carbon dioxide and inert…
Apparently there was a fire in a Datacenter - theres a thread on /r/sysadmin by an insider. https://np.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/ao4g2y/wells_fargo...
Incredible. They had all their mission-critical infrastructure in a single data center. How many billions of dollars do they make per year? And they can't afford even a tiny bit of redundancy? If I were a customer, I'd use this as a sign that this company is not technically competent enough to manage my money.
Im employed by WF and even Im a little bewildered by the fact there doesn't seem to be any redundancy implemented somewhere.
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Very funny, but you're describing a failure mode of bitcoin exchanges rather than the bitcoin network, which is not what the parent was talking about.
> but you're describing a failure mode of bitcoin exchanges rather than the bitcoin network Of course! With bitcoin, nothing is the fault of bitcoin and always something else's fault. Bitcoin can never fail. It can only be failed.
3rd largest bank in the world offline for an entire day because a smoke alarm went off great job guys
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This page suggests that Inergen (unless there is a thing called Intergen that I'm confusing it with?) mixes with air to lower the oxygen content, but still remain breathable: http://www.tyco.no/products/Gaseous-Fire-Suppression/inergen...
The resultant 12% oxygen is 60% of normal atmospheric air. It's still breathable, if you're an average healthy person with healthy cardiac and pulmonary function, sitting at rest - but it's not healthy, it's enough that you're going to start seeing systemic responses. The reduction in partial pressure of oxygen being sucked into the lungs will also cause an increase in the partial pressure of carbon dioxide and inert…
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Real talk...they own my mortgage, i cant just 'forget about it' if they forget about it. I want to refinance it. Of they lose all data on my debt like that ending to Fight Club... is the debt just...gone?
Nope. Liens are recorded with the county/state as part of property law, as well as any other encumbrances. So that would actually probably make your situation worse because the lien holder would have no clue about the debt and claim on the property and could be hell for you to remove even if you kept paying and eventually paid everything off. Could potentially be a nightmarish scenario and an exercise in pure bureauc…
Pro tip: if you’re ever in that situation, demand the bank produce the deed proving ownership to a court of law.
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Unfortunately they're the holders of my mortgage (it was sold twice and they ended up with it). So I don't even have a choice of being their customer for the next ~25 years.
Refi that bad-boy to your local credit union
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If you're waiting for this to be the straw to move away from Wells Fargo after the last set of scandals, you may have some issues...
Unfortunately they're the holders of my mortgage (it was sold twice and they ended up with it). So I don't even have a choice of being their customer for the next ~25 years.