Cory
San Antonio,#2Consumer Suggestion
Tue, April 01, 2008
DON'T FORGET. Even by your own admission you would have had NSF fees because you "forgot that you spent the money on Monday". The question is how many NSF's and overdrafts? The bank is dealing "in their favor" you want them to deal "in your favor". You'd STILL have NSF and overdraft fees. Wouldn't be smarter to have NO NSF's or overdrafts all togeather? Don't play their frickkin' game. Join a credit union. Cash your check, get money orders for whatever bills you have coming in, leave a certain amount IN the credit union and take out ONLY enough cash to last you UNTIL your next check. IF you run short, you can always go back to the credit union. You can pay the $5 in cash for gas, you can pay the $10 in cash at the resturant. You WON'T be able to FORGET and spend $50 cause all you'll have in your purse is ONLY $35. It won't cost you a frickkin' penny. Just think about it. You'll be $210 richer. Just think how much gas and how many meals you can get for $210. I know, I do. The one and only NSF I paid was in 1976. I figured I had better things to do with my money then give it to rip off banks.