I heard the President of the BUT went too.

Maybe the BUT needed some aerial photographs so the teachers may be given geography lessons.

if they can, they are not interested.

the fact is, the banks should be more agressive in the software they use because, in the long run, computers are cheaper than paying people to shuffle paper.

look at the immigration dept., it is in shambles because they continue to shuffle paper instead of upgrading technology constantly.

> he now sees it as “a blessing in
> disguise”

ME TOO.
I am happy and i did not know it.

use your old laptop, behind your own modem at home, and keep antivirus uptodate.

otoh, you can log on to your account and monitor all activity several times a day.

the bank will have to honour losses due to hackers getting into their system.

the consumers have no champion, the central bank does not care.

your choice is:do you pay 50 per month for unlimited transactions or you pay 10 per month and get nickel and dimed. all depends on the activity on your account.

some online transactions come at no extra cost, so you should take advantage of those, also use your debit card to make purchases and avoid the ATM fees.

the lowest fees are at fidelity bank.

they need to find residences illegally connected to sewer and water.

people who have bills have meters to get bills.

people who are illegally connected do not even get bills.

i am told that BEC is going around inspecting meters.

all fees at RBC are exorbitant. A visit to the ATM is 2.50 where it is about one dollar elsewhere.

I think they even charge for letters to verify the pensioners to the treasury.

And many employees are extremely rude.

those who bank with RBC must do so under duress or necessity.

usually toilets can be fixed if you call and pay a plumber

i hope the lawsuits are held in open court.

i want to witness the politicians testifying that they have leaky pipes.

> they would at times query water usage
> because of leaking toilets

Reminds me of the halcyon days before caller ID when the children would call a phone and ask :

> Is your toilet running?

Yes

> then hurry because it just went out of the door.