The rapacious forces of bad banking is an issue tiptoed around by the compliant and blissfully ignorant masses. I applaud any attempt to make a stand and expose this scandalous behaviour, however risky it may be.
As funny as it is to see this kind of thing online and spread as common knowledge, i'd much rather see someone take a legal stand and take banks to court on charges of fraud.
Banks have been getting away with murder for decades. This video really does capture the ridiculousness of what is going on daily. Exposing 'daylight robbery' is one brave step. But this is just the tip of the iceberg.
What's new here? Did anyone not know that banks make money on currency exchange? The wire transfer is free, but the currency transaction is not. The two are combined in a process like this but are actually handled independently by the bank.
"There is only one real exchange rate – it’s called the mid-market rate"
Well no, there are two "real exchange rates" - how many X people will offer you for one Y, and how many Y people will offer you for one X. The mid-market rate is a fiction derived from these at which no one is transacting.
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[ 3.2 ms ] story [ 25.4 ms ] threadWell no, there are two "real exchange rates" - how many X people will offer you for one Y, and how many Y people will offer you for one X. The mid-market rate is a fiction derived from these at which no one is transacting.