NYCgrrl wrote:
Bill.Satellite wrote:
westernrvparkowner wrote:
Yes, the Patriot act does hold lenders to a higher standard for customer verification. Credit cards are very often used to illicitly move money and fund nefarious conduct. As a practical matter, someone living in a post office box is going to be very hard to collect from should they decide to stop paying. Combine the two and getting credit without an address is going to be difficult. And using the street address for the PMB company isn't going to help. All bank software is sophisticated enough to ferret out those addresses as being mail forwarding services. Like it or not, it is a problem full time RVers have to live with.
Are you a full timer or are you just speaking based upon some random information you have about how bankers and full timers interact?
I have been full timing for 17 years and I have never had a banking issue. Just curious how an RV Park owner becomes an expert on full timing issues.
There's nothing random about the effect of the Patriot Act on life in these United States. It just seems to have hit some F/T RVers harder than others. Perhaps full timers should fund a lobbying firm to get their concerns across:).
Full-timers don't have to hire someone. The Escapees RV Club lobby important issues for us - very successfully.
