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"Banks and creditors seem to share a common dislike with many consumers that are annoyed by rate increases, late fees, and dropped credit limits, amongst other gripes.  Thus, it\u2019s not too surprising that one woman\u2019s call to arms against these companies has become a viral sensation on YouTube.  \nAnn Minch of California launched what she calls the \u201CDebtors Revolt\u201D by posting a video on September 8th, following what she felt was an unjustified APR increase on her card.  The result has been more than a quarter million views, and other credit card holders posting their own videos vowing to stop paying the credit card companies until they \u201Cstop this outright financial rape.\u201DAccording to CBS News, Bank of America has since got in touch with Minch to lower her APR.  The whole thing is a bit reminiscent of United Breaks Guitars, the music video that was viewed millions of times and ultimately led United Airlines to compensate a musician whose guitar had been broken my employees.  \nThe moral of the story seems to be that if a company does you wrong, make a compelling YouTube video and you might be able to get it righted.  In any event, here\u2019s Minch\u2019s original video:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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