This, from one poster, is typical: "They churn out accounts at rock-bottom prices without checking a thing, and often use staff who simply couldn't get a job in a proper practice.
Just last week the Independent Community Bankers of America protested the Federal Reserve's plan to cap debit interchange fees to comply with the Dodd-Frank financial reform act, saying it would put small banks at a disadvantage and make "the concept of 'free checking' a thing of the past".
They never get anyone to confirm a story -- it's always 'a friend of O.J.' When one call would clear it up, but they think it's got legs, nobody checks a thing because keeping it vague lets them get a couple of more days of story out of it".
I just got a copy of the screenwriting manual "Save the Cat!" to fact-check a thing I'm hoping to talk about while promoting this film we're putting out this month.
This should only add around £35 to your annual premium, however, you do need to check a few things.
He tends to get up early, look at the Sunday papers, check a few things online, the phone might ring and he'll deal with that.
After all, your mom, aka your target audience, is just trying to check a few things off her to-do list.
He smiles at the old woman, scoops up all of her documents and says we have to check a few things.
This would seem an even bigger opportunity to check a box before things get messy.
You went to one site one time to check out a thing and bam! that site's ads now pop up on every site you visit.
While I was writing the book I was mainly inhabiting a Wimbledon in my head, and only when it was almost done did I make a point of checking a few things.
