Nope, no fee at all
Nope, no fee at all
http://www.tcfbank.com/PersonalBanki...cking_home.jsp
First column on the left is mine
and yet my ass is left bloody at the end of every month...what a rip off
Plus TCF Bank is open 7 days a week
Same with mine...
fook me us Canadians get raped on everything
Originally Posted by Hal-9000
Same with mine...
fook me us Canadians get raped on everything
If I robbed a bank up here there would probably be a service charge
Funny thing is, they're only driving away customers, which will hurt them more.
If my bank charged me a monthly fee on my checking account, or charged for my debit service, I'd drop them so fast their head would spin.
I already have your name on my butthole...too bad the tattoo artist couldn't spell
Loosermurder my ass..shove it up my ass....both are beautiful terms of endearment
I don't put all the blame on the banks for this though....that moron Durbin and his stupid bill capping the fees that banks were getting from retailers caused this. You can't expect the banks to lose a huge stream of revenue and just accept it. Anytime the government "helps" consumers, we end up getting screwed even worse.
Dude....If I robbed a bank up here there would probably be a service charge
That's a joke. F-that.
I've had a debit card for 15 years and only just started paying fees (students pay none). I pay about 10$ a month for services and everything. Seems a little high to me but I can live with it.
Interesting what Joey was saying though... I dono what he's talking about, I've used mine for simple every-day transactions forever just because it's fast and easier than carrying cash. Canada has had nation-wide interact direct payment for a while. I do remember going down to the US a lot and it not being very common until more recently
Last edited by Godfather; 09-30-2011 at 04:58 AM.
I was just referring to the fact that for a lot of poor people, or those trying to establish credit, that debit cards are the only option they have. And to people such as that, fees can be devastating.That's a joke. F-that.
I've had a debit card for 15 years and only just started paying fees (students pay none). I pay about 10$ a month for services and everything. Seems a little high to me but I can live with it.
Interesting what Joey was saying though... I dono what he's talking about, I've used mine for simple every-day transactions forever just because it's fast and easier than carrying cash. Canada has had nation-wide interact direct payment for a while. I do remember going down to the US a lot and it not being very common until more recently
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The horse does not eat cucumber salad.
I think everyone in my world, the normal world, knows that Mark Levin and Hannity are relevant only to the angriest, most bitter Americans. (Alec Baldwin)
Ahh too true eh.
Damn it's terrible but ever since I got a Visa Points card a few months back (again, before I had Student Visa, no points but it was free), I've put EVERYTHING on it that I can
That bill is heartbreaking sometimes, but hey... I almost have enough points to buy a keychain or tic-tacs.
Debit cards don't help you build credit. Where did you get that nonsense from?
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