Re: Bank of America is trying to trick you into an overdraft!
- From: Bob Ward <bobward@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2006 19:10:45 GMT
On Sun, 26 Mar 2006 08:59:22 -0500, GregRo <webworm11@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Scott en Aztlán Wrote
If you keep your check register (either the paper one in your
checkbook or an electronic one in a program like Microsoft Money)
up-to-date, and enter every transaction into the register at the same
time you enter it online, you'll have no problems.
(Dennis P. Harris) wrote:
If you balance your checkbook and subtract every check as you
write it, you should never overdraw your account, so how can they
"trick" you into overdrafts?
Actual, that is not totally correct.
In the U,S. if you use a Check Card with either a MasterCard or Visa
symbol.
Some places will double the authorization. You got to make sure you
have double the money plus $5.00 before you make a purchase.
Greg Ro
Actually, nothing that you have posted here is true.
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