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I work for a bank and this not true at all. Setting an expectation that we can just waive fees as a courtesy is hurtful towards the bank because clients get this idea in their head that, even though they signed a contractual agreement wherein they agree to the late fees and agree to the validity of them, they can be waived. This just leads to entitled people who throw tantrums when they're told "no". It's on a case by case basis whether or not the fees are waived, but asking nicely is not a guarantee at all. It doesn't increase nor decrease your chances of getting a refund.
He "thumped him" - what does THAT even mean?
In Australia to thump someone is to hit them in one way or another
Well that's pretty stupid. All that does is guarantee that it's going to be harder to resolve and in worst case cause him to lose a potential unlawful firing lawsuit because he hit him.
He fired you when you hit him? Ydi
I dont know what that means. You thumped him?
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if you, nicely, talk to the bank, they can remove your late fees.
Report him to the state labor board.