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<p>[QUOTE="coinman0456, post: 674363, member: 18177"]Well I for one, have given up on participating in the Banking system and Big Banks in particular. One bank will refuse to take rolled coin from anyone except an account holder, another will refuse to sell you rolled coin for the same reason. My final frustration came with my last EBAY Sale, PAYPAL Transfer of FUNDS and Availability of those funds by my Bank. To put it this way, if you buy something on EBAY and use PAYPAL, your funds are immediately withdrawn from your Bank account, usually within minutes or hours of processing. It seems our banks have the technology to electronically complete that transaction with great speed. On the other hand, making a deposit from PayPal to your Bank account, can and does take DAYS. Their excuse is (your bank & Paypal), it's in transfer mode" . NO, thats not the case. Both PAYPAL, the FED and your Bank are all making a shared amount of interest on those monies, and your paying them a (PayPal) a transaction fee for the luxuary of doing that. Hold my money from me and charge me for doing so , Whats wrong with this picture? The only way Banks loose money, is in their poor investment section, and than again, the account holders pay a price for their misbehavior and poor judgement with higher fees and more limited fee free services. It's getting real close to the point where the pockets they continue to pick, will simply , like me pull completely out of normal Day to Day banking participation. They won't be able to afford it. Sorry for rambling on here, it's just been a horrible week so far .[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="coinman0456, post: 674363, member: 18177"]Well I for one, have given up on participating in the Banking system and Big Banks in particular. One bank will refuse to take rolled coin from anyone except an account holder, another will refuse to sell you rolled coin for the same reason. My final frustration came with my last EBAY Sale, PAYPAL Transfer of FUNDS and Availability of those funds by my Bank. To put it this way, if you buy something on EBAY and use PAYPAL, your funds are immediately withdrawn from your Bank account, usually within minutes or hours of processing. It seems our banks have the technology to electronically complete that transaction with great speed. On the other hand, making a deposit from PayPal to your Bank account, can and does take DAYS. Their excuse is (your bank & Paypal), it's in transfer mode" . NO, thats not the case. Both PAYPAL, the FED and your Bank are all making a shared amount of interest on those monies, and your paying them a (PayPal) a transaction fee for the luxuary of doing that. Hold my money from me and charge me for doing so , Whats wrong with this picture? The only way Banks loose money, is in their poor investment section, and than again, the account holders pay a price for their misbehavior and poor judgement with higher fees and more limited fee free services. It's getting real close to the point where the pockets they continue to pick, will simply , like me pull completely out of normal Day to Day banking participation. They won't be able to afford it. Sorry for rambling on here, it's just been a horrible week so far .[/QUOTE]
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