What is Going On? Three Separate Coin
Shop Owners Shocked as Their Bank Accounts
Suddenly Shut Down with No Reason Given (Video)
Posted By: DW626, 9/12/2023 4:22:43 AM
Three separate coin shop owners have found their bank accounts suddenly shut down without any prior notice or explanation from their financial institutions. An Ohio-based coin shop owner recently took to YouTube to share alarming news: His regional bank, with whom he has been a customer for years, has suddenly decided to sever ties by closing all six of his business and personal accounts. The coin shop owner, who operates a coin shop dealing in silver and gold, received certified letters from his bank stating, “After a recent review, we have decided to end our relationship with you and close your accounts
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