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Re: Can we all agree to do eCheck payments with Paypal and not CC?
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lugnet.off-topic.debate
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Sat, 4 Nov 2000 03:41:20 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Paul Sinasohn writes:
> 2x2x5 girders came in 1682 in red, in 6444 in black, and in 3313 in grey.
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> Ldraw #s are 2579 and 2580 (both are needed)
Hrmmm - I think I may actually have several 6444's in my Lego room.
Probably take me a few more months worth of working my way through the piles
of unopened sets to part out and sell before I can find them, but I know I
picked up several on sale at some point.
> I spent 6 years in banking finance and systems, I'm confident in my knowledge
> of this area.
Ok, I'm not arguing the facts. I even agree that it is a pain. Just not a
big deal - to me, anyway.
> > Right now I have 2 money orders and a check sitting in my wallet
> > waiting for tomorrow afternoon when my bank is open late enough for me to
> > get there after work.
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> May I ask -- without being sarcastic -- if your bank uses these newfangled ATM
> machines that I've heard about?? I haven't talked to a teller in at least a
> year, and that occasion was only to initiate a wire transfer.
Yeah, and I use the ATM's from time to time. I waited till Friday of this
week because I was opening a CD to start saving for a downpayment on a
house. But a trip to the ATM is out of my way just like a trip to the bank
- might as well go in.
> At my bank, PayPal is not considered to be a EFT transaction, it is considered
> a wire transfer.
You need a new bank.
> Actually,you're right about not being bound by law. I think if it came down to
> a court case where I sued you for not accepting payment in cash, I would lose
> but you would have to pay any costs of converting the cash to a form of >payment
> acceptale to you.
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> The motto is not speaking for you, but for the people who authorizaed the
> design of the bills back in the aftermath of the Civil War.
You mean back when they were convertable to gold or silver?
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