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Tracking and freezing accounts is something banks do all day every day, there's no reason this would be related to bank downtime.
by arilotter 5y ago
Tracking and freezing accounts is something banks do all day every day, there's no reason this would be related to bank downtime.
- UnpossibleJim 5y agoOh, no. I was referring to the conspiracy theory portion of the comment. I've no idea what is responsible for the down time. Could be software tracking at time of, before people start pulling funds in preparation for the freezing of funds as the order went through, or a simple network error. Any speculation, is just that. Speculation. The timing is suspect, though, but that's really all that can be said. EDIT: Or in thinking about it further, it could have been thoughts of self preservation on the banks part. In order to keep a decent portion of their customer base from transferring their funds to "offshore" banks, of some sort, they simply closed their proverbial doors for a time, to let the panic die down.