-=> JEFF BINKLEY wrote to WAYNE CHIRNSIDE <=-


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


 WC> TR> Cue the crickets!


 WC>Wrong again shit for brains.

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

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

 WC>The other BS you spewed ignored.

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

 WC>And you make these claims often.

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


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

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

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

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