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Posted by T_Bone on May 25, 2007 at 06:29:02 from (4.240.39.74):
In Reply to: Re: paying at auction posted by Coloken on May 24, 2007 at 21:33:48:
Hi Ken, My bank has my overdraft set up to charge my Visa so I can never really bounce a check nor would I have to transfer any money "if" I didn't mind paying the service fees. Using your example those fees would be about $11 on Monday morning. Now if I call the bank to ask why the fees, "most" of the time they will remove the fee as I have a sufficient amount in there bank and that makes a difference to them. They also 100% stand behind any type of account theft including bill pay, transfers, brokage or Visa problems. They have all my bizz as I like the electronic banking age. One thing that ticked me off is the auctioneer retired and his son now runs the bizz with a 3.5% buyers fee the first year and I see this year he's at 10%. He still demands the $200 cash bidders deposit. T_Bone
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