In a statement, the North Carolina-based Bank of America said it would "not process transactions of any type that we have reason to believe are intended for Wikileaks".
There has been speculation that the Bank of America could be one of the institutions mentioned in the US diplomatic cables being released for public scrutiny.
In a statement, the North Carolina-based Bank of America said it would "not process transactions of any type that we have reason to believe are intended for Wikileaks".
Wikileaks have said they will be releasing documents concerning 'unethical' corporate and banking mispractice in the US.
Now wikileaks is urging "all people who love freedom close out their accounts at Bank of America".
There is also a call for businesses to "place your funds somewhere safer".
http://twitter.com/wikileaks
In a statement, the North Carolina-based Bank of America said it would "not process transactions of any type that we have reason to believe are intended for Wikileaks".
Wikileaks have said they will be releasing documents concerning 'unethical' corporate and banking mispractice in the US.
Now wikileaks is urging "all people who love freedom close out their accounts at Bank of America".
There is also a call for businesses to "place your funds somewhere safer".
http://twitter.com/wikileaks 
