Corydon commented on JP Morgan Chase Yanks Mandatory Binding Arbitration Clause From Credit Card Contracts

"Nice try Chase, but I'm still pulling my accounts out of your greedy, money-grubbing hands."

Corydon commented on FDA: Convince Us That Caffeinated Alcoholic Beverages Are Safe And Legal

"God...it's stupid crap like this that will keep the damn tea partiers in business for the next 20 years."

Corydon commented on Verizon Configures Phones So You Incur Erroenous Data Charges? (To The Tune Of $300 Million)

"@Raekwon: Sprint does not charge a fee."

Corydon commented on Dow Breaks 10,000, Officially Disconnects From Prosperity Of Normal Americans

"@quirkyrachel: Because corporate profits and national employment are only loosely correlated. Yes, if large numbers of people lose their jobs then it will be harder to find buyers for your products. But this is a kind of prisoner's dilemma."

Corydon commented on Fortune Teller Arrested For Selling Thousand Dollar Body Wash At The Mall

"@diasdiem: Real gypsy fortune tellers only accept gold or silver as payment."

Corydon commented on Warning: Actual Consequences To Removing Mattress Tags

"I just bought a new mattress from the Denver Mattress Company (Doctor's Choice Firm...really feels nice on my back!) with a 15 year warranty. Both the warranty blurb and the salesman noted that we needed to keep the tags on the mattress, or to keep them with the receipts if we took them off."

Corydon commented on Overdraft Fees Up 35% In Past Two Years

"@TuxthePenguin: What you're talking about is more a matter of the relative level of interest rates."

Corydon commented on Overdraft Fees Up 35% In Past Two Years

"@zacox: also know many people who use their checking accounts as short-term loan accounts by overdrawing on a regular basis."

Corydon commented on Overdraft Fees Up 35% In Past Two Years

"@wagenejm: You're right on the money."

Corydon commented on Overdraft Fees Up 35% In Past Two Years

"Can I just say that I, for one, wish that banks would go back to making their profits based on the spread between the interest they pay on deposits and the interest they charge on loans. It would force them to actually vet their borrowers for one thing. The idea that depositors (i.e."