Your money could be at risk

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A Message from Weiss Ratings Dear Reader, Please read this message carefully … Because your money could be at risk. It has to do with the government’s chilling new program to control every American’s bank account … This includes: Monitoring your every transaction … Locking you out of your money for any reason … Or even taxing you at will. By now, over 400 banks have joined this program … And the list is growing every day … In fact, chances are your bank account is already “compromised.” If you don’t act quickly, your financial future could be in danger. Don’t delay … Follow these three simple steps to protect your savings before it’s too late. Sincerely, Eliza Lasky, Weiss Advocate

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