What happened was, some horrible person stole my debit card number and made an excess of 1000+ dollars on the card. It was obviously flagged and deactivated, and now I will not have a debit card for a week or so, until I receive my new card in the mail (no, it can’t be expedited).

I know usually you can go to your bank branch, give them your ID, and withdraw money manually without the card. However, since there are no citibanks where I am going to school, how am I supposed to access my bank account?

I suppose I could write checks for everything, but not every location accepts checks. Any help is appreciated. Just want to know what my options are.
Dear Pat (last person who answered),

You are pretty retarded. Let me explain something to you. You see, Pat, as stated, there is about a one week time frame between receiving my new card and now. Additionally, as I mentioned, I am at school–professional school–in a city where I don’t really know anyone save for a few classmates, who are all very busy. What I was asking was for a way to receive cash from my own bank account that wouldn’t do any of the following things:

a) impose upon another person that I do not know well

b) depend on another person to complete a task in a timely fashion (because often, they don’t)

Your "solution" avoids none of these things.

Your answer should be under the topic "LOL I’M TOO STUPID AND SELF ABSORBED TO THINK BEFORE I TROLL"

Sincerely,
STFU

nope, but I bet there are plenty of jagoffs willing to show you LINKS to WEBSITES that yahoo promotes…

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DEBRALEE LORENZANA is suing Citibank Corporation for firing her because she is essentially “too hot” for the organization and thus distracting for her fellow male employees.

Debralee Lorenzana said in her defense that the kind of background in which she has been brought up has taught her that women should take care of themselves and make sure they look their best whenever they go out, whether to the market or to work.

So naturally she made sure she looked her best while going to work at the Citibank branch in Midtown, NYC. Unfortunately, her bosses couldn’t handle it. They told her to stop wearing turtleneck sweaters, pencil skirts and high heels.

Debrahlee Lorenzana is 5’5″ tall and has an appealing body with awesome figure. Lorenzana’s bosses told her that “as a result of the shape of her figure, such clothes were purportedly ‘too distracting’ for her male colleagues and supervisors to bear.”

In a strange twist of fate, Debrahlee Lorenzana is finding herself in the news after she filed a lawsuit against Citibank for firing her allegedly because, “She’s too hot.”

Her attractive figure has apparently caused too much “distraction” from colleagues. Debrahlee works for the Citibank branch in the Chrysler Building, New York. And now, she’s filed a case on Citibank for creating a discriminatory environment for her at the worlplace.

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“They were showing their cleavage, they were wearing mini skirts, and I wasn’t doing any of that,” she says. She claims was given a list of inappropriate clothing items that she was not to wear. It included things like turtlenecks, pencil skirts, fitted suits and 3-inch heels: “basically what every woman in New York wears to go to work,” she says. But on her, her superiors allegedly said it was “too distracting.”

The 33-year-old single mother who moved from Puerto Rico to find work has always been a head turner. Elizabeth Dwoskin of New York’s Village Voice describes her this way: “At five-foot-six and 125 pounds, with soft eyes and flawless bronze skin… a head-turning beauty.” (See more photos of Debrahlee.)

Lorenzana says that this is the first time her looks have gotten her fired. Her professional efforts have received rave reviews, awards and citations from companies like the Municipal Credit Union, Metropolitan Hospital in Queens and Bank of America.

But the Citibank branch in Manhattan’s Chrysler Building was different, she says. She believed that she was hired, during the height of the financial crisis, for her competency, but then one of her female colleagues let it slip that the branch had a reputation for hiring attractive females, and they knew she’d get the job the second she walked in.

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“They were showing their cleavage, they were wearing mini skirts, and I wasn’t doing any of that,” she says. She claims was given a list of inappropriate clothing items that she was not to wear. It included things like turtlenecks, pencil skirts, fitted suits and 3-inch heels: “basically what every woman in New York wears to go to work,” she says. But on her, her superiors allegedly said it was “too distracting.”

The 33-year-old single mother who moved from Puerto Rico to find work has always been a head turner. Elizabeth Dwoskin of New York’s Village Voice describes her this way: “At five-foot-six and 125 pounds, with soft eyes and flawless bronze skin… a head-turning beauty.” (See more photos of Debrahlee.)

Lorenzana says that this is the first time her looks have gotten her fired. Her professional efforts have received rave reviews, awards and citations from companies like the Municipal Credit Union, Metropolitan Hospital in Queens and Bank of America.

But the Citibank branch in Manhattan’s Chrysler Building was different, she says. She believed that she was hired, during the height of the financial crisis, for her competency, but then one of her female colleagues let it slip that the branch had a reputation for hiring attractive females, and they knew she’d get the job the second she walked in.

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With its motto Citi Never Sleeps, Citigroup has become a key player in the world of financial products and services.

Citigroup does business in over 100 countries And maintains that 98% of their employees are native to the location with which they work

The Citigroup umbrella covers the following financial opportunities: Citibank, Citi Cards, CitiFinancial, Primerica, Smith Barney, Banamax, Travelers Life and Annuity,

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The current global financial crisis carries a made in America label. In this forthright and incisive book, Nobel laureate Joseph E. Stiglitz explains how America exported bad economics, bad policies, and bad behavior to the rest of the world, only to cobble together a haphazard and ineffective response when the markets finally seized up. Drawing on his academic expertise, his years spent shaping policy in the Clinton administration and at the World Bank, and his more recent role as head of a UN Commission charged with reforming the global financial system, Stiglitz then outlines a way forward building on ideas that he has championed his entire career: restoring the balance between markets and government; addressing the inequalities of the global financial system; and demanding more good ideas (and less ideology) from economists. Freefall is an instant classic, combining an enthralling whodunit account of the current crisis with a bracing discussion of the broader economic issues at stake. Winner of the 2001 Nobel Prize for Economics, Joseph E. Stiglitz is the author of Making Globalization Work, Globalization and Its Discontents, and The Three Trillion Dollar War with Linda Bilmes. He teaches at Columbia University.

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