rules are there for a reason. If they aren't written well enough and someone tries to fuck u with them, fuck them back with their own rules

True, i get you. Perhaps I'am just in a better position than most with multiple accounts, domestic and abroad.

That's government again, Jack, not sure if the bank can do it unaided

Yeah, and part of the REASON the UK can freeze your account is that too many took the , "well i will never have to worry cause i will never be in that situation' attitude

by the time tough times come around, those people don't have what it takes to hold the other side to the fire and make them play by the book

UK banks cant just freeze your account either. you must trigger their anti money laundering filter.....if you say deposit £9999.99 into an account and immediately transfer it.

and once anyone learns they can fuck you and get away with it, they will continue to fuck you

and your family too

so in other words they can just make up something and label it 'anti money laundering'

i.e. Why would ANYONE have 6-12 cash just sitting around?

must be nafarious

no one ELSE has that kind of spare money

etc

hence the danger

No, its the same anywhere. if you walk into any bank and throw a case filled with cash and say " i want to deposit this please" they are going to ask questions.

"it is the same anywhere".... ok, a relativist is see

Yeah they can't just fuck with it for no reason

just cause everyone else jumps off bridge don't make it right

and it didn't USED to be like that

Freezing your account just allows them to investigate, under UK law you are entitled to compensation for any emotional and financial pain its caused if you are vindicated.

oh really.. lol

very naive

No, its the UK Law

as if you would have the capacity to SUE the bank if all your money was accidently frozen

sue with what?

naivete doesn't enter the question lmao

Problem with UK law is it can be really expensive to access

^^

why is my channel 4 news anchor talking to me in a doo rag

a whut?

exactly. It is extremely naive because he is assuming he will always HAVE the money to battle the bank in court when in such a scenerio, the bank is denying you ACCESS to those resources

If it was "accidentally frozen" then yes, you can sue the bank

du du hed

you need MONEY to sue

you won't HAVE money

the bank will have it

You can apply for legal aid for civil cases

then DON'T have it all in one place!

They're looking into making civil law more accessible