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patriciap52
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3h ago
A teller in Tulsa asked me one thing at the drive thru and I closed my overdraft account that afternoon
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keithbennett
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7h ago
Vent: my credit union rep told me to skip the wire and use Zelle for a $4,800 car payment, guess how that went
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xena373
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1d ago
PSA: If your card keeps getting declined at the pump, try running it as credit instead of debit
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victorb74
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1d ago
My credit union told me a $4.50 fee was cheaper than the $35 overdraft, and I never knew that was an option
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josephl67
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1d ago
Serious question, why did my bank hold a $700 check from my own grandma for 5 days
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caleb_stone
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2d ago
Walked into a Chase branch in Boise and saw a sign saying cash deposits over $5k need an appointment
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milaprice
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5d ago
Watched a guy at a flea market in Tulsa pay for a $3 coffee mug with his watch, and the lady behind the table just stared at him
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the_charles
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6d ago
I mailed a paper check for my $1,200 rent in Baltimore for 8 years, now my landlord texts me a payment link and I hate it
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murray.tara
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7d ago
I stopped using paper deposit slips at my credit union in Reno last March
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mila_perry13
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7d ago
I switched from a credit union to a big bank after 6 years and the $12 wire fee actually sold me
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hunt.aaron
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8d ago
Am I the only one who picked the debit card over the credit card at the register and felt like a fool
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torres.sage
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10d ago
TIL the 3 day hold on a check is a bank policy, not a law, and my credit union in Dayton proved it
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betty_palmer
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12d ago
I paid $12 a month for overdraft alerts and it still cost me $105 in fees
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rowan2
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12d ago
Warning: the average NSF fee is $26.77 and it's the easiest money banks make off people who can't float $50
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campbell.tara
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13d ago
Took me 47 days to unfreeze a $19 charge at my credit union in Boise
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