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And if the banks had your money, even though you never gave it to them.

• JumpCrisscross 9y ago
  > even though you never gave it to them You can argue you were coerced into giving it to them. But at the end of the day, you signed bank and credit card and employment agreements that let your information be transmitted.
  • pjc50 9y ago
    Because the alternative would be opting out of employment? (How many places wouldn't un-hire you as soon as you insist they can't pay your bank account because you don't have one?)
    • xbzbanna 9y ago
      Most employers will pay you with a check, which doesn't require a bank account to be cashed.