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i was going to buy a ryedale today... i put some money in my account, (this account i keep at the minimum since i use it for coins and like to store my money elsewhere in a savings). The clerk told me i had an even amount (***.00) in my account... and apparently she rounded up. So assuming i had that amount i put my money in to get exactly what i needed for a ryedale. but now I am $.05 short of being able to get a ryedale unless i want my account to dip below the minimum and lose all my money to those evil bank fees
guess i'll wait for my last coin return to get credited tomorrow
i hate waiting

gojomoso wrote:i was going to buy a ryedale today... i put some money in my account, (this account i keep at the minimum since i use it for coins and like to store my money elsewhere in a savings). The clerk told me i had an even amount (***.00) in my account... and apparently she rounded up. So assuming i had that amount i put my money in to get exactly what i needed for a ryedale. but now I am $.05 short of being able to get a ryedale unless i want my account to dip below the minimum and lose all my money to those evil bank fees
guess i'll wait for my last coin return to get credited tomorrow
i hate waiting

you have to wait for coin credits?

they send them off to brinks, then a few days later it gets credited, i have no coin counters in my area

You decided to put off an enjoyment in your life for a lousy nickel?

That, IMO, is a CRAZY, way to live one's life... I mean you could have looked in your car, in the parking lot, asked someone at the bank, or even gone to the corner, showed off your leg and I guarantee you someone would have thrown at least a quarter in your direction.

I try not to judge the way people live, but honestly, as a fellow coin collector/hoarder, we are pretty creative people do something that is unconventional...

So, I hope that nickel finds its way into your pocket, and best of luck to you when you finally get that Ryedale!

gojomoso wrote:they send them off to brinks, then a few days later it gets credited, i have no coin counters in my area

Ahh, so you deposit in bags? hope they don't charge you

OtusLotus wrote:You decided to put off an enjoyment in your life for a lousy nickel?

That, IMO, is a CRAZY, way to live one's life... I mean you could have looked in your car, in the parking lot, asked someone at the bank, or even gone to the corner, showed off your leg and I guarantee you someone would have thrown at least a quarter in your direction.

I try not to judge the way people live, but honestly, as a fellow coin collector/hoarder, we are pretty creative people do something that is unconventional...

So, I hope that nickel finds its way into your pocket, and best of luck to you when you finally get that Ryedale!

I'll give him a nickle, if gaurenteed 9 copper cents upon arrival of his ryedale!

OtusLotus wrote:You decided to put off an enjoyment in your life for a lousy nickel?

That, IMO, is a CRAZY, way to live one's life... I mean you could have looked in your car, in the parking lot, asked someone at the bank, or even gone to the corner, showed off your leg and I guarantee you someone would have thrown at least a quarter in your direction.

I try not to judge the way people live, but honestly, as a fellow coin collector/hoarder, we are pretty creative people do something that is unconventional...

So, I hope that nickel finds its way into your pocket, and best of luck to you when you finally get that Ryedale!

my bank doesnt put balance on the receipts, its when i got home and started to purchase one that i realized it...

Its not for just a nickel. Think of all the overdraft fees he would be charged.