B OF A NOTIFIES CUSTOMERS THAT THEIR ACCOUNT CAN BE SEIZED UNDER THIS CONDITION

Dave Hodges, host of the Common Sense Show, warns about potential risks with banks and suggests using Noble Gold to protect your assets. He expresses concern about banks possibly changing policies and taking money from inactive accounts. He encourages listeners to be proactive in safeguarding their savings and retirement funds, and offers a free information packet about Noble Gold through his website.

Hello America, Dave Hodges here. I’m the host of the Common Sense Show. We are the show that is freeing America one in slave mind at a time. Please share far and wide. We’re not getting distributed very well since we’ve been back on YouTube and we started out with a bang. I’m not sure why I can speculate, but please share far and wide and share stuff you like from other sites far and wide. We have a lot of people we can wake up, need to wake up and excuse me. This is really an important issue right here because we’re going to talk about something that I don’t think anyone knows anything about yet the documentation is pretty voluminous and I am an account holder in this bank that we’re going to cover and my wife and I are going to have a breakfast meeting a little later today and we’re going to talk about what we’re going to do about this.

I can already tell you what I want to do. This is a very serious topic. Stop right here and I’ll tell you we got the antidote. It’s noble gold and it’s not just about buying gold. It’s about saving your assets from the clutches of the banks and you better pay attention to what I’m going to tell you here because you don’t know if this is going to affect you and they could go and change their policy at any time and what’s a three-year window could be a six-month window or a three-month window If you want to trust B of A, Wells Fargo, be my guest.

You better look out for yourself. Noble gold can protect you from these banks. Save your retirement, save your savings, save your checking and save the unauthorized theft of your money. And we know where this is coming from. We’re going to tell you all about it right here on the Common Sense Show. Noble gold is free. Noble gold can be reached 877-646-5347. That’s 877-646-5347. I can send you a free information electronic packet. Very simple to read. Very easy. All you got to do is go to Dave Hodgesgold.com. Dave Hodgesgold.com. Put in your email. We do not sell your data.

I find that practice important. We will never do that and we’ll send you out that electronic packet. You could look at it and go, okay, I’m going to call Noble gold now. I’m doing another deal. Noble gold. When I close a deal somewhere and money comes in, I’m putting very little bit in the bank and you’ll see why from this report. Dave Hodgesgold.com. Let me uh let me shed some light here on something. I think you’re going to find this really, really interesting. This is from the B of A FAQ page. If you have not accessed your account for an extended period, typically three years or more, but I’m telling you, they could change this on a whim.

They could change it today. Change it again tomorrow. The day after. There’s no regulation or requirement covering this. Says you may receive a letter from us letting your know you know that your account is considered abandoned and may be turned over to the state under as cheat laws. Well, the last phrase, their cheat is the proper operative phrase and this is from as I said, the B of A FAQ page. Now, we’ve covered that. Let me make the proper link. Wasn’t it last week? Well, yes, it was that the common sense show covered this very topic.

Only it wasn’t B of A or the United States. It was Europe in which the EU director said, well, look, we think a lot of these savings accounts are abandoned and inactive and we’re going to seize them and they amount to about 10 trillion euros. What? That’s where this comes from. It’s a worldwide effort for banks to stabilize in declining economies by stealing the assets of their account holders. Excuse me. If you’re saving money in a bank, would you please tell me how having an account for say three years and you haven’t done anything with it is considered to be abandonment.

It’s called a savings account. You’re saving the money. And you’re giving the bank the pleasure of saving that money. And now, they’re saying, we’re going to put a time stamp on this and we’re just going to use this as an excuse to take your money and your thing. Can they do it? I don’t know the European banking laws, but I do know Dodd-Frank 2010 law that says you’re number two. You’re an unsecured creditor. Once you attach your retirement or your cash to the bank, they’re number one. They can take it from you. Do you want to give Noble Gold another consideration now? And look at, I know you’re all going to be saying, do I have any abandoned accounts out there? They’re not abandoned people.

It’s an excuse to take your money. Well, I don’t know what gives them the right to do this and I’m hoping someone like Judicial Watch or the DOJ or the SEC or the FDIC, I hope they jump into this. But I told you this was going to come to America. Did I not say that last week when I talked about Europe’s intention to take $10 trillion of savings away from private holders? And I said, this is probably coming to America. Well, voila, here we have it. The B of A is doing the same thing and it’s on their FAQ page.

This is subject to interpretation. This is not a conspiracy theory. This is fact. You wonder why I go gold and silver heavy. You ever wondered why I keep pushing this? Because I know what’s coming and now what was coming is no longer coming. It’s already here. I’m Dave Hodges. This is the Common Sense Show. Sign up for our newsletter. Over 50,000 people get the benefit of one email per day which is everything we’ve done in the previous 24 hours. It’s one stop shopping. You really need to think about doing this. Thanks for joining us.

God bless all of you. We’ll see you back here again next time and make sure that you do not become a victim in this case. Thanks. [tr:trw].