My wife had me list these, maybe I should have put this post under auctions.
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She has a mind like a steel trap and remembers every piece she brings over. She will ask my wife why hasn't Maddy or Morgan worn this outfit or that outfit? My wife doesn't even know what outfit she is talking about, until her mother goes and pulls out the outfit. It drives my wife crazy.
BTW, this money, if these sell, will also go in their piggy banks. When Morgan was born a year ago, we emptied Maddy's piggy bank and opened an acct in her name. She collected over $300 in loose change in 2 1/2 years from grandparents pockets, and me and my wife's change off the counter, Thank God for Coin Star, the 4% charge is well worth it.sigpicComment
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that's a great deal,if only i had a little girl"Time to nut up or shut up" -Tallahassee
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Thank God for Coin Star, the 4% charge is well worth it.
First of all, they charge 8.9% on your money, not 4%. Even in Scarface, the bank only charged Tony Montana 10% to launder his drug money. This company is a worse ripoff than Paypal.
This is something that many banks will do for you for free, if you are willing to wait for them to send the money away and deposit in your account later. Maybe its because I do a lot of business with them, but all I had to do was ask. They handed me a sack, I dump my change in it. They seal it and put in a deposit slip. A few days later I notice the deposit on my ATM balances, and its always reliable. Basically they do this same thing for their business customers anyway.
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For supposedly being such a smart and thrifty guy, this comment blows me away.
First of all, they charge 8.9% on your money, not 4%. Even in Scarface, the bank only charged Tony Montana 10% to launder his drug money. This company is a worse ripoff than Paypal.
This is something that many banks will do for you for free, if you are willing to wait for them to send the money away and deposit in your account later. Maybe its because I do a lot of business with them, but all I had to do was ask. They handed me a sack, I dump my change in it. They seal it and put in a deposit slip. A few days later I notice the deposit on my ATM balances, and its always reliable. Basically they do this same thing for their business customers anyway."Time to nut up or shut up" -Tallahassee
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We have a local chain of banks around here called Chevy Chase Bank and they let you put your loose coins in and turn it in for greenbacks with no service charge whether you have an account with them or not.
I am a frugal person but personally, I would also pay the fee. Time is money to me. I work a lot of hours and the last thing I want to do is count out and roll pennies in my downtime. I'd gladly pay the fee and spend more time with my family."The farther we go, the more the ultimate explanation recedes from us, and all we have left is faith."
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We have a local chain of banks around here called Chevy Chase Bank and they let you put your loose coins in and turn it in for greenbacks with no service charge whether you have an account with them or not.
I am a frugal person but personally, I would also pay the fee. Time is money to me. I work a lot of hours and the last thing I want to do is count out and roll pennies in my downtime. I'd gladly pay the fee and spend more time with my family."...The agony of my soul found vent in one loud, long and final scream of despair..." - Edgar Allan PoeComment
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As I said before, I bring my huge jar in to the bank once or twice a year, wait for the next teller, hand her a deposit slip to put in a sack and walk away. Takes me a little longer to see the cash in my account, but I keep all of it.
No offense guys, but as Thomas Tusser once said...
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This is America, where people have discovered ways to turn $100 into $91.10 in a matter of minutes, and the fun of it is you get to do all the work! The machine doesn't even spit out the cash, it lets you stand there for a few minutes, they give you a receipt to stand in line and turn that in to cash. Its like playing a guaranteed losing slot machine.
As I said before, I bring my huge jar in to the bank once or twice a year, wait for the next teller, hand her a deposit slip to put in a sack and walk away. Takes me a little longer to see the cash in my account, but I keep all of it.
No offense guys, but as Thomas Tusser once said..."...The agony of my soul found vent in one loud, long and final scream of despair..." - Edgar Allan PoeComment
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Capitalism at its finest. I find it ridiculous to pay an ATM fee...I don't even know what it is since I don't use them $2.00 to take out $20?
My bank doesn't charge a fee regardless of where I use it but we don't have many ATM machines around.
For me, I just walk into a grocery store, buy a pack of gum, use my debit card and take an additional $50 out (no fee). I did pay for the pack of gum but that's about it."The farther we go, the more the ultimate explanation recedes from us, and all we have left is faith."
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