Huirne: 'Don't wait until the disaster is complete'

Dirk wrote:

of plating and all the others, may I add, they are indescribably arrogant bastards. They have only 1 goal and that is the monetary gain of the bank. And yes, there for this purpose they need, among other things, farmers. When it comes down to it, they have no empathy whatsoever for the "customer" (read: victim), the interest of the bank always comes first and the customer comes second. Don't be fooled by their sweet talk. If you need to borrow money from them to achieve your goals, forget it. Just do it, don't make yourself a serf of those bastards and stay in charge. Then just a little less good people.

I think if the account manager sits at your table, then you don't have such a big mouth anymore.
I agree with info that when you're not getting funding for something new, you need to ask yourself if your plan is good enough. But nobody wants to hear that. Rabobank is often a very good thinker in that area, but you do test how strong you are in your shoes.
Rabobank.............. my bank. I feel very much at home there.

JP wrote:

Dirk wrote:

of plating and all the others, may I add, they are indescribably arrogant bastards. They have only 1 goal and that is the monetary gain of the bank. And yes, there for this purpose they need, among other things, farmers. When it comes down to it, they have no empathy whatsoever for the "customer" (read: victim), the interest of the bank always comes first and the customer comes second. Don't be fooled by their sweet talk. If you need to borrow money from them to achieve your goals, forget it. Just do it, don't make yourself a serf of those bastards and stay in charge. Then just a little less good people.

I think if the account manager sits at your table, then you don't have such a big mouth anymore.
I agree with info that when you're not getting funding for something new, you need to ask yourself if your plan is good enough. But nobody wants to hear that. Rabobank is often a very good thinker in that area, but you do test how strong you are in your shoes.
Rabobank.............. my bank. I feel very much at home there.

Just make sure you don't ever need them and no other bank for liquidity problems, they help you from bed to straw with the usurious rates they charge for their 'assistance'!
They mainly help themselves!

bookeskook wrote:

JP wrote:

I think if the account manager sits at your table, then you don't have such a big mouth anymore.
I agree with info that when you're not getting funding for something new, you need to ask yourself if your plan is good enough. But nobody wants to hear that. Rabobank is often a very good thinker in that area, but you do test how strong you are in your shoes.
Rabobank.............. my bank. I feel very much at home there.

Just make sure you don't ever need them and no other bank for liquidity problems, they help you from bed to straw with the usurious rates they charge for their 'assistance'!
They mainly help themselves!