WC> WC> TR> And weren't you just talking to someone about buying stuff
WC> WC> TR> on e-bay with a credit card? What the hell are you, someone
WC> WC> TR> with no money (so `you' say), and no job (so `you' claim),
WC> WC> TR> and are on the public dole, doing with a credit card?


WC> WC> TR> Cue the crickets!


WC> WC>Wrong again shit for brains.

WC> WC>It's a debit card but I use it like a credit card
WC> WC>as it's branded Visa and thus accepted anywhere that takes
WC> WC>credit cards.

WC> WC>If I overdraft the account it costs about $40 dollars.

WC> WC>The other BS you spewed ignored.

WC> WC>You *really* are delusional if you think your knowledge of
WC> WC>remote events is superior to one who witnessed them.

WC> WC>And you make these claims often.

WC> JB> Is it your VIsa debit card or a government issued one for your
WC> JB> public stipend ?


WC>Mine, dating back to when automated teller machines first
WC>appeared on the scene.

Not true.  Debit cards came long after the first ATM appeared.  They 
came long after the first credit card appeared.


WC>Since that time my bank has changed hands four times
WC>and only the last bank uses the Visa credit - debit option
WC>but only to the limit of available funds in that account.

That is what a debit card is.  Some have overdraft protection.


WC>I've maintained a continuous checking account since the early 70's
WC>although each of my banks has been bought out by others until
WC>what is now my current bank. 

Congratulations.  Which bank is yours ?


Jeff

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