Bank of America Corp. is scrapping its plan to charge a $5 monthly fee
Bowing to public pressure.
Hmmm.
Could it mean the OWS movement is having some effectBut not to worry about any negative financial impact on BofA.
They'll just find another, sneakier way to make up the difference -- and more.
That began because of one young woman and moveon.org. I am glad the banks banked down.
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