Law / Foreign currency accounts in Poland [49]

I have had a Polish account for years and they have crazy fees for everything you do.
They even found a way to charge for SEPA transfers which are free all across Europe.
But the most outrageous thing are the conversion rates. The spread at my current bank is at 0.25pln to the Euro.
In my travels across the world i never came across anything remotely comparable.

Unfortunately my Polish is not good enough to read through the banks fine print jungle and i hope somebody here might enlighten me:
Is there any bank that offers fair exchange rates and doesnt go overboard with the fees?

USA, Canada / Polonia - say goodbye to public WiFi America [12]

"During the coming weeks the controversial "six-strikes" anti-piracy system will kick off in the U.S."

"Among other things, offenders will have to watch a video about the consequences of online piracy, before their speeds are reduced to 256kbps."

What this basically means is that, if public hotspot owners dont implement rigorous filters, they will be shut down pretty soon.
And that not necessarily for infringing any copyright mafia laws, since not everything on Rapidshare or every Torrent is copyright, although they would like you to believe so.

"Leaked AT&T documents showed that they will block users' access to some of the most frequently-visited websites on the Internet, until they complete a copyright course."

So, congratulations from Europe on combating the copyright murders and free access to information.

But hey, you still have your guns to play with.