Online bill pay

After the eBay incident I have been watching my bank accounts and credit card accounts, today when I went to the ATM I noticed my bank account short by 50 bucks, so I went to the branch and talked to a Teller who said she couldnt tell me what the charge was at that time due to problems with the bank computers.  I was getting hot but stayed polite and asked to speak to the bank manager and he was acting like he didnt care, I told him, "Im supposed to have 1,500 dollars in my account, now I have 1,450 I want my money."  He said they would have to do an investigation and I told him " Do what you gotta do, but I want the waste of life who stole my money locked up, throw away the key and my only wish is that the inmates sodomize him 24 hours out of each day" So I went through the whole process of filling out an investigation report and the paperwork and all that crap.  Come home and checked my e-mail.  It was the payment for my auto insurance.  Problem with online bill pay, sometimes you forget.  I called the bank and called off the hounds.

ooops.

oops indeed...

I find the online bill pay a savior, no more late charges (at least a lot fewer)...

Coffeehouse is really coffeehouse now!!! You proved it..

I want to discuss my dog is not behaving correctly (he is not barking at strangers), should I ? lol..

jigarmehtamscit wrote:

I want to discuss my dog is not behaving correctly (he is not barking at strangers), should I ? lol.

I let my daughter use one of my lesser credit cards for her pay pal account to pay for something off of eBay.  She left the card associated with her account but I told her if you buy it you have to pay me back. she accessed the site through her school public computers and I found out when the card was maxed out.  The company found everything was purchased off of eBay tracked all the purchases back to a classmate so it got ugly.

Dylan C wrote:


Lol. Nice pun.

What is the "eBay Incident" that you are speaking of thread starter?

Thanks.

Still waiting for that book dude!

Dylan C wrote:

To date, I've only had one problem with PayPal. The problem being I got charged 50 bucks becuase I didn't have enough money in the PaPal account. Other than that, I love PayPal.

Dylan C wrote:

....are you sure?

PayPal wrote:

2. Eligibility and Types of Accounts.

1. 2.1 Eligibility. To be eligible for our Services, you must be at least 18 years old and a resident of the United States or one of the countries listed on the PayPal WorldWide page. This Agreement applies only to Users who are residents of the United States. If you are a resident of another country, you may access your agreement from our website in your country (if applicable).

Dylan C wrote:

Meh...yet another dumb age law.

They probably don't care though as long as their making money from the "under age" person. Which, in this case, they are.

Oh yeah, I got the money back.  In a way it was a blessing because the girl is way to trusting in some cases.  This was a major lesson
learned.  I just recently started trusting her to go out by herself on dates with three stipulations she has to call or text once an hour.  She must maintain a B average, she pledges not to have children until after I turn 40 or she gets married first. I met the boy, told him and I quote " If Im a grandfather by the time I am 40, I have a .45 and a good friend who runs a dog food factory, I will not miss you"

Dylan C wrote:

Oh wow. That sucks majorily. Hopefully, you were able to get the charges removed and also the child that bought stuff got punished.

To date, I've only had one problem with PayPal. The problem being I got charged 50 bucks becuase I didn't have enough money in the PaPal account. Other than that, I love PayPal.

They must be lax because my daughter as had a paypal account since she was 16.  I gave her the card because I didnt want her to associate her bank account with PayPal.

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