#commbank

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (Commbank) is one of the "BIG 4" banks in Australia and has recently had a "slight error" where every transaction was charged twice. Grabbing some of those pre-cracked eggs from Woolworths (Woolies)? The bank says you bought twice as many. Petrol (Petrolium gas, often called car fuel or gas) costs $100 a tank? $200.

This is coming off of Augusts(? was it august?) incident where all the banks just didn't work. all non-cash options were just not working. We could've sampled communism in Australia but billionaires wouldn't like that.

You can't say the Matilda's anymore You have to put the name of the bank then Matilda.

This shit is dystopian.

It's giving John Mc Tiernan Rollerball.

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