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Greater Nevada Credit Union

battleborn

Regular Member
Joined
Mar 21, 2012
Messages
49
Location
United States
Add this business to the list of anti-gun establishments. Plenty of other banks in Reno-Sparks that respect our rights.

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PaDutchin Nv

Regular Member
Joined
Aug 23, 2011
Messages
17
Location
Stagecoach, NV
I use the credit union branch in Dayton...but rarely go inside. I had noticed a long time ago they had a no gun policy. Despite that...I've stayed with them as my bank. They've treated me extremely well as a customer, something I can't say about the other banks. It is a bit of an uncomfortable trade off.
 

The Big Guy

Regular Member
Joined
Oct 20, 2009
Messages
1,966
Location
Waco, TX
I use the credit union branch in Dayton...but rarely go inside. I had noticed a long time ago they had a no gun policy. Despite that...I've stayed with them as my bank. They've treated me extremely well as a customer, something I can't say about the other banks. It is a bit of an uncomfortable trade off.

It's your decision, but I personally would not do business with them. I just can't see leaving my rights at the door when there are other choices available to me. I bank at one of the biggest and they always treat me very well. You want to get them in line, leave them and tell them why. They know that for every complaint they get there are many more who walk away without a word. The battle for freedom is not about comfort my friend.

TBG
 
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Rollbar

Regular Member
Joined
Feb 15, 2012
Messages
383
Location
Nevada
Question, does this sign equal the many signs on private property that hold no weight until verbally told to leave? Or am I missing something.

Thanks,
Jim
 

MAC702

Campaign Veteran
Joined
Jul 31, 2011
Messages
6,331
Location
Nevada
No legal weight, same as any other private property. It just states their wishes. How we respect that is up to us.
 

DVC

Regular Member
Joined
May 12, 2010
Messages
1,185
Location
City? Who wants to live in a CITY?, Nevada, USA
No legal weight, same as any other private property. It just states their wishes. How we respect that is up to us.

I respect their wishes, assuming that they don't want any money that might be tainted with traces of Hoppes No 9.

And I make sure to tell them WHY I'm going to their competitor's place with all of that tainted money, so they can be proud of me for being properly obedient to their wishes.
 

ravir3511

Regular Member
Joined
Mar 17, 2011
Messages
13
Location
Sparks NV
was a member of GNCU, until they changed their checking account structure. Nickel and diming for fees, when the branch on Spanish Springs posted that sign, I closed all my accounts immediately, I now bank with United Federal Credit Union, no signs anywhere
 
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