7 Sep
2009
A Bank of America Corp. branch in downtown Tampa, Florida, insisted to Steve Valdez, born without arms and wearing prosthetic hands, that he needed to produce a thumbprint to cash a check drawn on his wife’s account at the bank, even though he showed them two photo IDs. He left denied service.
Digital Cheeseburger, says: “Security and service need sense in the mix, too.
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