Originally Posted by
FredFnord
There will always be opportunities at the fringes.
Banks like plausible deniability, and they really really like money laundering. (Because it makes them a lot of money.) With a steady background noise of MS going on, it makes actual money laundering and fraud significantly harder to detect. They have every reason to want to keep us around, and only shut down any given opportunity when it starts costing them a lot of money.
I don't disagree, They know what MSing is, why do they keep messing with MSers "pattern of suspicious activity"? an excuse to hold their funds hostage and questionable business practice? In some cases they have not even done few thousand total MSing.