Well, you don't have to. You were just complaining about it taking too long and having to carry cash, so I presented you with a resolution.
Oh, I don't pay any fees unless I use a non-chase ATM. That is really rare, though, because Chase has ATMs EVERYWHERE.
when the cu called we went over all transactions for several days, I approved the ones I knew we used and told them the ones we didn't. They paid the ones I approved then shut it down.That may be next someday and get rid of the mighty banks. The call center lady was just funny. She said they were canceling all transactions and canceling the card. I was trying to be honest and tell her I got gas this morning like an hour ago. And she just said "You won't be able to use this card anymore, we're going to cancel it. You're new one will arrive in 5 - 7 business days"
I didn't get that. They did ask if the card was in my possession and I told them yes, when it was the France thing, and they shut it down without hassle.Also, I'm sure that they would argue that it is YOUR fault since you didn't guard your card number well enough.
Harvester Financial on Brookville by Shadeland.. I know you pass by that area to get to work
I was with TCU at one point and ended up leaving because I was getting charged by the other bank AND TCU if I was not able to find a network ATM. With Chase I don't have that problem because you can hardly spit without hitting an ATM with their name on it. I don't get charged for anything either.
I don't carry cash so I don't use ATM's.
I do know though if not in network we are charged whatever the fee is by that bank, not ours. I don't know who all is in network, I know TCU and Indiana Members is for sure as I have used those on occasion.
I don't get charged if I use credit over debit or vice versa.
Yeah, I just have to Direct Deposit $500/month to keep it entirely free. I also get my checks free. Money orders etc I have to pay for, but I'm pretty sure you do at CUs too. As far as normal day to day banking I pay nothing.
