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- January 29, 2008 at 2:57 am #255562
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Doesn’t happen here, not with my bank. I’d have known it by now if they did,
because I only keep enough money in my checking account to cover what I need for
the week, and we use our debit card for everything. We have never had anyoverdrafts or any other problems at all. Normally, at any given time, I only
keep enough in my checking account to cover gas for both cars and then the
groceries and a few incidentals. When I’m done paying bills, I transfereverything over to savings. Normally there’s less than $60 left in my checking
account when it’s all said and done. Then during the week, normally, both of us
fill up our gas tanks, and there may be one or two other incidentals that we useour debit cards for, and we have never had an overdraft or anything like that,
so I do know that, at least here in Wisconsin, and with a Wells Fargo account,
nobody puts a hold on anything. If they did, we’d have overdraft notices and/oroverdraft protection transfers every week, and we have never had one at all.
I guess it’s not a standard thing…at least it doesn’t happen with every state
and every bank. I don’t know what governs it, but….it’s not happening here.KP
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From: stargazer43008To: Budget101_@yahoogroups.comSent: Friday, February 01, 2008 11:38 PM
Subject: Budget101.com : Re:How to Save Money
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Hi! it’s not your bank that puts the hold on the money. It’s not even
the store or station you went to.
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