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Geez - I would hope, by now, those days are behind DC. But, everyone's got a story.
lol, don't quit your day job. You're a pathetic fiction writer.
I have a bank account. If you had any kind of thinking skills and/or reading comprehension, you would know that since I specifically addressed direct deposit.
But do keep fanticizing. It's amusing.
And btw, you're 100% wrong about security with debit cards. Some time back, I had a bogus charge on my bank debit card. It was resolved within 3 days, no problem.
Under a federal rule that became effective in May 2011, your bank is required automatically to protect up to two months of these benefits that are directly deposited into your account.
lol, don't quit your day job. You're a pathetic fiction writer.
I have a bank account.
But do keep fanticizing. It's amusing.
Fiction writer??? Me??
You need to reread the convo.
It wasn'tme fantasizing, Teddy was - suggesting first you might not be able to get a bank account, and then maybe you wouldn't want to use it because of garnishment.
All I wanted to know, like others upthread, was why you chose DirectExpress instead of direct deposit?
You haven't answered that, yet. Was there an advantage to that method over DD?
It wasn'tme fantasizing, Teddy was - suggesting first you might not be able to get a bank account, and then maybe you wouldn't want to use it because of garnishment.
All I wanted to know, like others upthread, was why you chose DirectExpress instead of direct deposit?
You haven't answered that, yet. Was there an advantage to that method over DD?
As usual, you're dead wrong.
Teddy spoke in generalities. You are the one who made it personal, assuming those generalities applied to me.
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