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That is a federal law, a bank does NOT have the authority to deny its customers the us of their money to buy legal goods with cash or credit cards they should be sued if they do. Federal law is clear if credit cards are from banks that are supported by the federal Government those banks MUST follow federal law. A bank CAN NOT unilaterally declare they will not honor the purchase of legal goods as they have no authority to violate US law.
That is a federal law, a bank does NOT have the authority to deny its customers the us of their money to buy legal goods with cash or credit cards they should be sued if they do. Federal law is clear if credit cards are from banks that are supported by the federal Government those banks MUST follow federal law. A bank CAN NOT unilaterally declare they will not honor the purchase of legal goods as they have no authority to violate US law.
Since ALL corporate accounts that deal in firearms do background checks then they have no dog in the fight. The Credit card company can not dictate to its customers who they will do business with not and remain insured by the US Government.That is a federal law, a bank does NOT have the authority to deny its customers the us of their money to buy legal goods with cash or credit cards they should be sued if they do. Federal law is clear if credit cards are from banks that are supported by the federal Government those banks MUST follow federal law. A bank CAN NOT unilaterally declare they will not honor the purchase of legal goods as they have no authority to violate US law.
The policy change doesn't apply to individual private customers and how they spend their money. They didn't say "they will not honor the purchase of legal goods" as you claim.
The new policy, as I read about it, applies to retail customers that issue credit cards through Citibank. What they said was they will not do business retailers that to not maintain certain sales standards of firearms. If they don't want to use Citibank, they can use another consumer credit provider and issue credit cards through them.
It's not about individual purchases, it's about corporate accounts.
Citibank requires clients to restrict firearm sales
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Since ALL corporate accounts that deal in firearms do background checks then they have no dog in the fight. The Credit card company can not dictate to its customers who they will do business with not and remain insured by the US Government.That is a federal law, a bank does NOT have the authority to deny its customers the us of their money to buy legal goods with cash or credit cards they should be sued if they do. Federal law is clear if credit cards are from banks that are supported by the federal Government those banks MUST follow federal law. A bank CAN NOT unilaterally declare they will not honor the purchase of legal goods as they have no authority to violate US law.
The policy change doesn't apply to individual private customers and how they spend their money. They didn't say "they will not honor the purchase of legal goods" as you claim.
The new policy, as I read about it, applies to retail customers that issue credit cards through Citibank. What they said was they will not do business retailers that to not maintain certain sales standards of firearms. If they don't want to use Citibank, they can use another consumer credit provider and issue credit cards through them.
It's not about individual purchases, it's about corporate accounts.
Citibank requires clients to restrict firearm sales
>>>>
Not legal if the State the business is in allows 18 year olds to buy firearms Citibank can NOT tell its customers they can not sell to them it is ILLEGAL and a violation of the rights of the Business also absolutely NONE of the banks business.Since ALL corporate accounts that deal in firearms do background checks then they have no dog in the fight. The Credit card company can not dictate to its customers who they will do business with not and remain insured by the US Government.That is a federal law, a bank does NOT have the authority to deny its customers the us of their money to buy legal goods with cash or credit cards they should be sued if they do. Federal law is clear if credit cards are from banks that are supported by the federal Government those banks MUST follow federal law. A bank CAN NOT unilaterally declare they will not honor the purchase of legal goods as they have no authority to violate US law.
The policy change doesn't apply to individual private customers and how they spend their money. They didn't say "they will not honor the purchase of legal goods" as you claim.
The new policy, as I read about it, applies to retail customers that issue credit cards through Citibank. What they said was they will not do business retailers that to not maintain certain sales standards of firearms. If they don't want to use Citibank, they can use another consumer credit provider and issue credit cards through them.
It's not about individual purchases, it's about corporate accounts.
Citibank requires clients to restrict firearm sales
>>>>
Under this new policy, we will require new retail sector clients or partners to adhere to these best practices: (1) they don’t sell firearms to someone who hasn’t passed a background check, (2) they restrict the sale of firearms for individuals under 21 years of age, and (3) they don’t sell bump stocks or high-capacity magazines. This policy will apply across the firm, including to small business, commercial and institutional clients, as well as credit card partners, whether co-brand or private label. It doesn't impact the ability of consumers to use their Citi cards at merchants of their choice.
The Citi Blog - Announcing Our U.S. Commercial Firearms Policy
Not legal if the State the business is in allows 18 year olds to buy firearms Citibank can NOT tell its customers they can not sell to them it is ILLEGAL and a violation of the rights of the Business also absolutely NONE of the banks business.Since ALL corporate accounts that deal in firearms do background checks then they have no dog in the fight. The Credit card company can not dictate to its customers who they will do business with not and remain insured by the US Government.That is a federal law, a bank does NOT have the authority to deny its customers the us of their money to buy legal goods with cash or credit cards they should be sued if they do. Federal law is clear if credit cards are from banks that are supported by the federal Government those banks MUST follow federal law. A bank CAN NOT unilaterally declare they will not honor the purchase of legal goods as they have no authority to violate US law.
The policy change doesn't apply to individual private customers and how they spend their money. They didn't say "they will not honor the purchase of legal goods" as you claim.
The new policy, as I read about it, applies to retail customers that issue credit cards through Citibank. What they said was they will not do business retailers that to not maintain certain sales standards of firearms. If they don't want to use Citibank, they can use another consumer credit provider and issue credit cards through them.
It's not about individual purchases, it's about corporate accounts.
Citibank requires clients to restrict firearm sales
>>>>
Under this new policy, we will require new retail sector clients or partners to adhere to these best practices: (1) they don’t sell firearms to someone who hasn’t passed a background check, (2) they restrict the sale of firearms for individuals under 21 years of age, and (3) they don’t sell bump stocks or high-capacity magazines. This policy will apply across the firm, including to small business, commercial and institutional clients, as well as credit card partners, whether co-brand or private label. It doesn't impact the ability of consumers to use their Citi cards at merchants of their choice.
The Citi Blog - Announcing Our U.S. Commercial Firearms Policy
Since ALL corporate accounts that deal in firearms do background checks then they have no dog in the fight. The Credit card company can not dictate to its customers who they will do business with not and remain insured by the US Government.
Then l'll stop making gay cakes. Use any other baker you like.That is a federal law, a bank does NOT have the authority to deny its customers the us of their money to buy legal goods with cash or credit cards they should be sued if they do. Federal law is clear if credit cards are from banks that are supported by the federal Government those banks MUST follow federal law. A bank CAN NOT unilaterally declare they will not honor the purchase of legal goods as they have no authority to violate US law.
I think they're saying they'll stop doing business with gun sellers.
Use any other credit card you like......
So I can use a chase visa but not Citibank... It is about individuals in the end.That is a federal law, a bank does NOT have the authority to deny its customers the us of their money to buy legal goods with cash or credit cards they should be sued if they do. Federal law is clear if credit cards are from banks that are supported by the federal Government those banks MUST follow federal law. A bank CAN NOT unilaterally declare they will not honor the purchase of legal goods as they have no authority to violate US law.
The policy change doesn't apply to individual private customers and how they spend their money. They didn't say "they will not honor the purchase of legal goods" as you claim.
The new policy, as I read about it, applies to retail customers that issue credit cards through Citibank. What they said was they will not do business retailers that to not maintain certain sales standards of firearms. If they don't want to use Citibank, they can use another consumer credit provider and issue credit cards through them.
It's not about individual purchases, it's about corporate accounts.
Citibank requires clients to restrict firearm sales
>>>>
So I can use a chase visa but not Citibank... It is about individuals in the end.
I'm sure this will go to court n hash it out.So I can use a chase visa but not Citibank... It is about individuals in the end.
You can use either one you want in accordance with their terms of service.
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I'm sure this will go to court n hash it out.So I can use a chase visa but not Citibank... It is about individuals in the end.
You can use either one you want in accordance with their terms of service.
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That is a federal law, a bank does NOT have the authority to deny its customers the us of their money to buy legal goods with cash or credit cards they should be sued if they do. Federal law is clear if credit cards are from banks that are supported by the federal Government those banks MUST follow federal law. A bank CAN NOT unilaterally declare they will not honor the purchase of legal goods as they have no authority to violate US law.
I think they're saying they'll stop doing business with gun sellers.
Use any other credit card you like......
That is a federal law, a bank does NOT have the authority to deny its customers the us of their money to buy legal goods with cash or credit cards they should be sued if they do. Federal law is clear if credit cards are from banks that are supported by the federal Government those banks MUST follow federal law. A bank CAN NOT unilaterally declare they will not honor the purchase of legal goods as they have no authority to violate US law.
M point. They are preventing you from doing something legal due to their preferences.I'm sure this will go to court n hash it out.So I can use a chase visa but not Citibank... It is about individuals in the end.
You can use either one you want in accordance with their terms of service.
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In States where age discrimination is prohibited, and guns are legally available to people under 21 citibank is forcing its customers for this specific service to break the law.
It's unenforceable.
M point. They are preventing you from doing something legal due to their preferences.I'm sure this will go to court n hash it out.So I can use a chase visa but not Citibank... It is about individuals in the end.
You can use either one you want in accordance with their terms of service.
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In States where age discrimination is prohibited, and guns are legally available to people under 21 citibank is forcing its customers for this specific service to break the law.
It's unenforceable.
M point. They are preventing you from doing something legal due to their preferences.
I'm sure this will go to court n hash it out.
