Yes, bank services should be free, and everyone that works in a bank should be a volunteer!

No, if you want to tie your PayPal account to your bank account, there's a fee from PayPal, not the bank. PayPal needs to recoup the fee they pay the bank.

Previously, the bank itself covered the cost of providing the info, not the subset of customers that use the info.

Oh no! You can't disrupt the disrupters, that's not fair!

Which? Banks? Alternate payment platforms? And what would we have in their place? Little pieces of paper with pictures of dead presidents and founders? A barter-based economy?

JPMorgan has been giving third-parties access to JPMorgan bank account info for free at great expense to JPMorgan, why shouldn't they charge third-parties a fee for the info?

JPMorgan was shouldering the cost, asking the users to pay for this info just makes sense.

It's hard to feel bad for these competing payment platforms & others whose business models and pricing sheets were based on JPMorgan giving them free access to JPMorgan customer data.

Heavens to mergatroids! Banks charging customers fees ? Say it isn't so! /sarcasm

It's not nearly as hard as it looks - you buy the radio on Amazon, when it arrives program your zip code into the radio, tell it the alerts you are and are not interested in and *bam* you're done.

It's a one-time exercise, and you can simplify it by just accepting the default set of alerts, so you only have to type in your 5 digit zip code.

The locals refused to pay for an outdoor alarm system, isn't part of this issue on the locals?

Reminds me of the city that decided not to fund their own fire department and got upset when the neighboring community fire department refused to pick up the slack and fight fires in the city without a fire department. (The neighboring FD would roll to structure fires and would work to save lives, but they wouldn't risk their lives to save property.)

Can't they just mimick the behavior retarded Democrats are using to scare the drown people about "government abduction rings" entering churches, hospitals, etc to deport anyone that's not white? It seems to be working well in so-called "sanctuary cities"

Why not just sit outside and wait for them to go to work? It's a model that's worked for countless centuries...

Are we just ignoring that the locals wanted an outdoor alarm system but the state didn't want to fund it and locals chose not to self-fund it? Sure, there was a $1 million price tag, but in hindsight...

There were multiple alerts of increasing severity leading up to the flood, but I don't think anyone expected a 25 foot wall of water to course thru the area.

What does the federal government have to do with licensing copyrighted music for restaurants and bars? The government doesn't own the licenses, set the license fees, collect the license fees, or enforce compliance? It simply provides judges and courts when license holders take non-compliant establishments to court to collect penalties/fees.

Uh, the goal is deportation, not incarceration - how are "they" "recruiting a work force" by sending the 'workers' out of the country?

Why do I care? This is literally a re-branding of a consumer streaming service, they aren't changing anything other than the name...

Wait, I've been told for decades that America was the worst with regard to broadband coverage? What happened?