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the fees i usually incur are about 1-2 dollars a month for using my debit card. If you want to take money out from another banks atm then it's like $2 service charge. i always try to find my bank to take money out.
you can get a debit card to draw money from a specific account where fees are minimal. you can get some where the first 30 or 60 times you use it it's free, but after that you have to pay each time. I don't even know what mine is, but i'm usually only paying a couple bucks a month so its ok. |
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a visa or mastercard one is a credit card, and the thing jibber is talking about is his actual money, interac takes money out of your bank account and a visa or mastercard just charges you that amout of money and then crazy intereset. 2 diffrent things....
and if someone already said this, then stfu i didnt feeel like reading every single post |
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anyway, yah. if you don't pay off your fucking credit card, then you gotta pay interest. wallbash: i don't use my cc unless i have the money to pay for the shit i'm buying. i usually have about $200 on my credit card per month and i pay it off every month biach. I've never had to pay interest on my card. That may change when I have a house to pay for, but until then, i'm the king of the worlddddddddddddddddddddddddddd! |
We have Interac down here, except we call it Eftpos and we've had it for the last decade or so....I've had an eftpos card since I was like 9 - 10 years old, I'm 19 now.
I don't know how I would survive with out the card either.... |
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i've never had a problem using my canadian debit card on an interac machine or atm in the states or the UK, I took pounds out no problem in London, and Us dollars in Texas, the bank adjusted it and it worked out on my next statement...
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[quote="Scalping Chief":0966b]a visa or mastercard one is a credit card, and the thing jibber is talking about is his actual money, interac takes money out of your bank account and a visa or mastercard just charges you that amout of money and then crazy intereset. 2 diffrent things....
and if someone already said this, then stfu i didnt feeel like reading every single post[/quote:0966b] no your shit is fucked. see we get an "interac" card here from our bank. Its called a "debit" card or "check card" It is basically our atm card to access money from the bank. Difference is our banks are leet and every bank card has a visa or mastercard logo on it. It takes the money directly from your bank account. I can take my card and go buy a dvd at best buy. say credit, swipe my card and it takes the 20 bucks out of my bank account interest free. I could then take that same card, shove it in an atm and take out 20 bucks. You incur no interest from using a "check card". Our banking system > your banking system Visa "Accepted anywhere 1337ness is found" |
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Our banking system > your banking system Visa "Accepted anywhere 1337ness is found"[/quote:49975] i dont see the point of a visa logo on a bank card, we have the banks logo on ours.. |
Usually they have both....Bank and Visa/whatever logo
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[quote="Scalping Chief":358b5]a visa or mastercard one is a credit card, and the thing jibber is talking about is his actual money, interac takes money out of your bank account and a visa or mastercard just charges you that amout of money and then crazy intereset. 2 diffrent things....[/quote:358b5]
Thats why we have Debit cards....same thing. |
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