By poorcollegestudent - 30/10/2009 20:32 - Canada
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One time when I was 16, I wrote a check and got charged 30 dollars by the bank for overdrawing my account. What was the magical purchase? A soda... for $1.05. Life lesson learned: learn to balance your account! So you'll have money to spend, even for silly things like stamps, sodas, or whatever.
why the hell do you pay for a soda with a check? and why **** did you try to pay for a postage stamp with a debit card?
4th comment!!!!
TBF you deserve what you get for trying to use your card for 57 cents. Next time, go to the ATM and take some cash out - and check your balance at the same time. Its because of people like you that I end up queueing 10 minutes longer than necessary in the supermarket when I'm on lunch. There is no excuse for even considering paying for something under $10 on card.
Exactly!!!
try applying for food stamps
You used a debit card to buy one stamp!? I'm surprised they'd even consider accepting it.
if you are irresponsible and weren't paying attention to how much money you had in your account ... YDI. if you balance your account regularly and knew you had $1,000, and this post is about how you discovered someone had stolen your identity and charged shit to your card ... FYL. need more info, OP!
why would you even try buying that with your debit? even homeless people carry around a little more than that in change. maybe you should start pan handling.
you deserve the shit outta that.... 57 cents is chump change! go round up some spare change instead of buying that on debit
go look under your car seats, you will find the money there
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One time when I was 16, I wrote a check and got charged 30 dollars by the bank for overdrawing my account. What was the magical purchase? A soda... for $1.05. Life lesson learned: learn to balance your account! So you'll have money to spend, even for silly things like stamps, sodas, or whatever.
You used a debit card to buy one stamp!? I'm surprised they'd even consider accepting it.