RBC rushed to downsize and digitizing its retail and personal banking division, but neglected to do the same with Finco!
How is it in 2018 that Finco clients are not afforded the convenience of digital services? If a skimming incident occurred, customers have no way of knowing unless they physically visited an ATM. This is highly unusual for a banking institution and most annoying.
Chasing rhetorical questions and debating unquestionable failures are totally nonproductive. People must find a way to get past the tribal bias which allowed a handful of artful individuals to separate and destroy what once was the most envied resort destination and people in the region.
Opinions are like anuses, everybody has one, but not everybody has one that works properly. Instead of berating the governments' decision, people with experience should be offering possible alternative solutions and putting suggestions on the table for consideration.
Bahamians need to learn to pull together for the betterment of us all, like other ethnic groups that are thriving in our country while we continue struggling as sole entities and tearing each other down.
Firstly, delivery boy Hubert Ingraham needs to shut up and crawl back under whoever's skirt he crawled out from.
The Minnis government find themselves between a rock and very hard place with Freeport.
In the interest of the wellbeing of Grand Bahama, I agree they have little choice except to purchase the Grand Lucayan resort if Freeport is to survive. However, the best hope of making the hotel a success will require the property being operated as an all-inclusive resort destination, with Bahamasair built into the mix to "shuttle" passengers from U.S. east coast gateways and Canada.
The secret of making it work is to have an ultimate goal of clearing a small $5.00 net profit per person. This "proven" high volume resort destination concept would keep the property regionally competitive, result in high occupancies and guarantee a profitable result.
It will be very interesting to see how this group of newfound Parliamentary geniuses proceed!
Bahamians have been desperately petitioning successive governments to “ethnically cleanse” the country of these parasites and illegal villages for decades!
Let's get it done now and move on with developing our country for future generations of **b-a-h-a-m-i-a-n-s!**
The wellbeing of future generations of Bahamians is at stake and we the Bahamian people will spare no expense to our last penny and dying breath defending our country from these invading parasites!
Successive PLP and FNM administrations are held 100% accountable for allowing and encouraging these pests to invade our country for personal gain!
Carl Bethel is totally incompetent as Attorney General dealing with this shanty town dilemma and Dion Foulkes has been caught in so many lies, backtracking, and turnarounds, he makes "no collusion-Donald Trump" look like a saint!
QC Harvey Tynes should have been appointed lead counsel for the government to deal on par with Fred Smith and article 7 of the Constitution from the very beginning.
Ignorant neanderthal thinking. 30 U.S. States and 30 Countries around the world profiting billions from medical cannabis legalization with not a single report of "blown minds" and all you monkeys see is Jamaica?
The country is broke, deep in debt with no solution in sight so these jackasses are trying to tax us out of debt!
Why not pull your heads out of your asses for once and focus on using cannabis as a means to quickly boost the economy as at least a starting point down the road to recovery?
SP says...
RBC rushed to downsize and digitizing its retail and personal banking division, but neglected to do the same with Finco!
How is it in 2018 that Finco clients are not afforded the convenience of digital services? If a skimming incident occurred, customers have no way of knowing unless they physically visited an ATM. This is highly unusual for a banking institution and most annoying.
On RBC customers concerned after card skimming alert
Posted 16 August 2018, 12:23 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
No doubt another decision Christie was too busy dancing about the place and playing Fu Manchu to make...LOL
On PLP eyed stake in GB Port Authority
Posted 14 August 2018, 10:27 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Chasing rhetorical questions and debating unquestionable failures are totally nonproductive. People must find a way to get past the tribal bias which allowed a handful of artful individuals to separate and destroy what once was the most envied resort destination and people in the region.
Opinions are like anuses, everybody has one, but not everybody has one that works properly. Instead of berating the governments' decision, people with experience should be offering possible alternative solutions and putting suggestions on the table for consideration.
Bahamians need to learn to pull together for the betterment of us all, like other ethnic groups that are thriving in our country while we continue struggling as sole entities and tearing each other down.
On Minnis to lay out Lucayan proposal
Posted 14 August 2018, 10:55 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Was the vessel confiscated? If not, WHY not!
On Poachers hit with $3m fines
Posted 13 August 2018, 7:01 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Firstly, delivery boy Hubert Ingraham needs to shut up and crawl back under whoever's skirt he crawled out from.
The Minnis government find themselves between a rock and very hard place with Freeport.
In the interest of the wellbeing of Grand Bahama, I agree they have little choice except to purchase the Grand Lucayan resort if Freeport is to survive. However, the best hope of making the hotel a success will require the property being operated as an all-inclusive resort destination, with Bahamasair built into the mix to "shuttle" passengers from U.S. east coast gateways and Canada.
The secret of making it work is to have an ultimate goal of clearing a small $5.00 net profit per person. This "proven" high volume resort destination concept would keep the property regionally competitive, result in high occupancies and guarantee a profitable result.
It will be very interesting to see how this group of newfound Parliamentary geniuses proceed!
On Minnis to lay out Lucayan proposal
Posted 13 August 2018, 6:52 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Bahamians have been desperately petitioning successive governments to “ethnically cleanse” the country of these parasites and illegal villages for decades!
Let's get it done now and move on with developing our country for future generations of
**b-a-h-a-m-i-a-n-s!**
On Rights Bahamas plans to take shanty town case international
Posted 10 August 2018, 10:30 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
The wellbeing of future generations of Bahamians is at stake and we the Bahamian people will spare no expense to our last penny and dying breath defending our country from these invading parasites!
Successive PLP and FNM administrations are held 100% accountable for allowing and encouraging these pests to invade our country for personal gain!
On 'What a waste of money’
Posted 10 August 2018, 8:08 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Carl Bethel is totally incompetent as Attorney General dealing with this shanty town dilemma and Dion Foulkes has been caught in so many lies, backtracking, and turnarounds, he makes "no collusion-Donald Trump" look like a saint!
QC Harvey Tynes should have been appointed lead counsel for the government to deal on par with Fred Smith and article 7 of the Constitution from the very beginning.
On Govt recruits lawyers to fight shanty town action
Posted 9 August 2018, 7:34 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Ignorant neanderthal thinking. 30 U.S. States and 30 Countries around the world profiting billions from medical cannabis legalization with not a single report of "blown minds" and all you monkeys see is Jamaica?
https://medicalmarijuana.procon.org/vie…
https://www.thrillist.com/vice/30-place…
No surprise Haitians have taken over the country. For such a small country, there sure are a lot of assholes here!
On Turnquest U-turn over property tax increases
Posted 9 August 2018, 12:20 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
The country is broke, deep in debt with no solution in sight so these jackasses are trying to tax us out of debt!
Why not pull your heads out of your asses for once and focus on using cannabis as a means to quickly boost the economy as at least a starting point down the road to recovery?
On Turnquest U-turn over property tax increases
Posted 8 August 2018, 9:12 a.m. Suggest removal