The Bank Closed His Account Because Of A Firearm Purchase

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🗓️ 7 November 2024

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Chris Baily, owner of Baily's Hyperformance which is home of the fastest Hellcat Demon in the world, comes on the pod to talk about Mopar performance, guns, cars and how the bank closed his family account due to a firearm purchase!

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0:00.0	We were talking off camera a little bit, and he decided to drop a little nugget on me about one of his experiences after buying your SCAR 16.
0:06.5	After I bought that, it was a 17S.
0:08.6	Oh, I said 16.
0:09.5	Yeah.
0:09.9	Yeah.
0:09.9	Yeah.
0:10.1	So the SCAR 17S, I'd say about two months later, we get, first off, it was an email that your account has some activity.
0:20.5	You need to sign on and do all that.
0:22.4	So we wrote it off as like, that's phishing email, right?
0:25.9	Yeah.
0:26.2	Like that's not real.
0:27.0	Yeah.
0:27.5	And then we got a letter in the mail from Chase saying you have until this date to get all
0:35.7	of your money out of the account because we are closing your account.
0:40.0	You will no longer have access to it.
0:42.1	If you've got bank statements, anything, you will no longer be able to sign in.
0:46.1	You need to save all your stuff and we no longer want to do business.
0:50.0	Are you serious?
0:51.0	100%.
0:52.0	And then when we call, because we were private clients, so we had a private client person,
0:57.7	and he's like, yeah, dude, there's nothing I can do.
1:01.6	That's it.
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