No es así. Se trata de cajas de "unclaimed property", generalmente cajas de personas muertas que nadie ha reclamado o depósitos abandonados. La queja es que los bancos están considerando "unclaimed property" cajas que realmente no lo son.
Carla's name was right on documents in the box at the Noe Valley Bank of America location. So was her address -- a house about six blocks from the bank. Carla had a checking account at the bank, too -- still does -- and receives regular statements. Plus, she has receipts showing she's the kind of person who paid her box rental fee. And yet, she says nobody ever notified her.
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No es así. Se trata de cajas de "unclaimed property", generalmente cajas de personas muertas que nadie ha reclamado o depósitos abandonados. La queja es que los bancos están considerando "unclaimed property" cajas que realmente no lo son.
#2 Eso he hecho. Y por eso te digo que no es correcto el meneo. Lo has entendido mal.
#1 antes de votar negativo léete la noticia...
Carla's name was right on documents in the box at the Noe Valley Bank of America location. So was her address -- a house about six blocks from the bank. Carla had a checking account at the bank, too -- still does -- and receives regular statements. Plus, she has receipts showing she's the kind of person who paid her box rental fee. And yet, she says nobody ever notified her.
#3 pero vamos a ver... si los bancos están considerando 'unclaimed property' cajas que NO lo son... dónde está el error ?