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That's weird to me, but I've also been banking with my bank for over 20 years now plus it's a credit union so maybe it's different for me because of one of those things. A $45 NSF fee sucks man.

[-] rozodru@piefed.world 1 points 13 hours ago

yeah I didn't mean my previous comments to be offensive or anything because I've generally never had a NSF fee and I use to be fairly broke fairly often. things either got paid or they didn't. if there wasn't enough money in the account well the transaction be it a debit or a pre-auth payment or whatever just didn't go through so that's why I'm just curious about it.

Now when I lived in the US briefly? all the damn time I'd get nailed with NSF fees. so I know they suck. but here in Canada? I can't recall ever getting one so I was honestly curious as to how they happened.

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