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beastley,
you said what I was trying to get across. I would expect the fees at grocers or check cashing places, but not the bank.
It is new and something I need to adjust to. I do not deal with the banks much, so it was unexpected. The five dollar fee for the amount of the check was minimal. What if someone has nothing and gets a check for ten bucks?
thanks for the opinions.
you said what I was trying to get across. I would expect the fees at grocers or check cashing places, but not the bank.
It is new and something I need to adjust to. I do not deal with the banks much, so it was unexpected. The five dollar fee for the amount of the check was minimal. What if someone has nothing and gets a check for ten bucks?
thanks for the opinions.
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From: Maricopa, AZ
beastley,
you said what I was trying to get across. I would expect the fees at grocers or check cashing places, but not the bank.
It is new and something I need to adjust to. I do not deal with the banks much, so it was unexpected. The five dollar fee for the amount of the check was minimal. What if someone has nothing and gets a check for ten bucks?
thanks for the opinions.
you said what I was trying to get across. I would expect the fees at grocers or check cashing places, but not the bank.
It is new and something I need to adjust to. I do not deal with the banks much, so it was unexpected. The five dollar fee for the amount of the check was minimal. What if someone has nothing and gets a check for ten bucks?
thanks for the opinions.
But, in no way, shape, or form, do I think it is okay for the bank that the check is drawn from to charge the recipient a fee to collect their monies owed to them.
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