Taking it to the Bank

A California lawyer has had ENOUGH of BofA, after they cut his credit line and raised his rate, and is letting them have it with both barrels.

"I consider your action an anticipatory repudiation of the contract and am treating you as in breach," he wrote in a Dec. 31 letter to the bank. "I am therefore not paying the money that is currently due on January 3, 2010 out of protest."
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"I have no doubt that you will mark my credit in light of this default, but if you do, I will sue you. I am eager to argue to a court that your interest rates are unfair within the meaning of various state and federal statutes, and anxious to point out that you 'had' to cut my credit limit from $32,000 down to $30,000 at the same time you were borrowing billions from the federal government and paid your executive bonuses in full."

But to truly appreciate this, you have to put it in context. Follow this link.  Go read it.  Now.
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