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 Did I get ripped off? Should I be refunded shipping?
I ordered an item online Friday April 13th, and I paid extra for 2nd day air. Monday comes around and I wanted to add something to my order, so I call them and I get a recording saying that their ...


 Ebay question - please help?
i sold a phone to someone who now says that the phone does not work in their country because it is "new to the marker" and so they want a refund. Surely he should have determined whether or ...


 Isn't Lehman Brothers news a matter of tension & fear for India Inc.?
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. (LBHI) bankruptcy and Merrill Lynch's acquisition by Bank of America will have a huge impact on India as both companies have a strong Indian connection.

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 Why do people protest Wal-Mart, but not Target, Shopko, or K-Mart?
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 FedEx delivery time help? ?
i order some stuff from Orlando, FL and it said it will be delivered on nov, 12 but its November 12 and on the web page it still says it departed from Orlando can someone tell me why it doesn't ...


 Don't you wish Wal-Mart would go out of business ???
If yes, why?
If No, why not?

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/ http://alternet.org/stor http://www.fastcompany.c...


 Your supervisor tells you to rotate the stock. What does she want you to do?
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 438 - (484 x 933) + 661 x 536 = ?
438 - (484 x 933) + 661 x 536 = ? what is the ...


 Why are companies making us pay more for health insurance? And not giving us raises to offset the increase?
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 What do you think about NSF fees charged by banks ? IS it ethical ?
I believe that all consumer protection groups should stand together and protect Americans from this pervert banking practices .
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 Who is Sam's Club fuel provider/ and is it the same as Wal Mart's?
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 Is it legal for a company to refuse to pay overtime to a full-time employee?
My father has worked 60 hours a week for nearly his whole life. His company now decides to stop paying their employees overtime because they are not meeting their greedy needs (they already make 6 ...


 What is the relationship between bill gates and microsoft?
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 Help with what to do with walmart?
I just bought an xbox 360 arcade from walmart only 5 days ago and saw the ad in my local paper saying i can get guitar hero 3 free with it if i buy it tommarow but i am wondering if i can just wake ...


 How much would you pay for this product?
The idea is a laminated pamphlet in the form of an erotic menu (like a resteraunt menu) with sex tips on it. What is the most you would pay for this item?
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 Im selling cans of irn bru, tango and pepsi at school and going home with £11 a day?
5 days a week, what else could i sell and will i end up like alan ...


 Will i succeed in my endeavours?
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 What are some pro's and con's about wal-mart?
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 What time does walmart close?
Is walmart open all the time? Or does it close early on sundays? IF so does it open early monday? lemme know thanx. :)...


 What do you think about cruise companies donating wasted food?
So much food is wasted on cruises every year..
Maybe cruise companies can start donating wasted food at ports?
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Gail S
If a U.S. Bank can't be closed for more than three consecutive days, why don't NV banks comply with this?
I've just learned that Nevada State Bank is closed for four consecutive days for the Thanksgiving holiday. Why don't they have to comply with the law of not being closed for more than three consecutive days?
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I've since spoken with the Banking Commission. Evidently, they can get around this because the Fri. after Thanksgiving is a "State Holiday" and banks are allowed to be closed on weekends and holidays. As far as "Family Day" is concerned, it's up to the Bank whether or not to remain open on a "State" holiday. However, no one seems for sure to know about the "three consecutive day" rule from back in the depression.
                     
 




Muledancer
I did not find any code stating a maximum number of days closed for any bank.
Could you provide a reference?


jennifer_weisz
Is it a credit union? Sometimes they go under the alias of "bank".

If not, maybe it is State mandated. I've heard this law but do not know if it is Federal.


GunnyC
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Two things-one they might not be a federally insured bank and two there is ways around the three day rule-have some of the employees come in do process the on line, ATM and other tape records and send that tape to the Federal Reserve. When we had an ice storm on the fourth day my daughter had to go to the bank and process those records and submit in order to be in compliance with the law. Really isn't the bank has to be physically open for a customer to go through the doors but they have to process the information and provide to the Federal Reserve; can't hold that information more then three days.


bettyrubleinspurs
Friday is a state holiday in Nevada. It is Family Day (the day after Thanksgiving). You might try asking the Nevada state department's website for a more complete answer.


ThinkClearWater
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it's different for each state


Pastor Art
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Why not call them and ask them before 5 pm, when they go home to be with their famlies for the next 4 days?

Pastor Art


tdale45m
Check and see if they are Federally insured. I bet they are not


r2mm
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Could be because they are a state regulated bank, not a federal bank.


src50
If they are a state-chartered bank, different rules may apply.


Me
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if they are not under ficca fica whatever that thing that insures banks is called the rules do not apply.


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