That's just nuts! I've got around 300 in coins just sitting here at the house. It's going towards a "deck fund" for the house. When I'm ready, I'm going to take it down to my bank and get 100% of the worth. :cool:motometal said:These are ATM-type units that take your loose change, and turn it into REAL CASH, minus 8.9%. Wait a minute, it already was real, spendable cash, just in the form of metal rather than paper. Am I the only one that just goes down to my bank once or twice a year to turn in loose change, free of charges or fees?
that a lot of beer for the deck planning stagesGreen Horn said:That's just nuts! I've got around 300 in coins just sitting here at the house. It's going towards a "deck fund" for the house. When I'm ready, I'm going to take it down to my bank and get 100% of the worth. :cool:
Yea at the end of the year that $7296.54 Canadian equals what ?Chili said:You guys think you collect cash by saving your coin. We don't have any One dollar bills up here so anything less than a fiver get's dumped in the change jar at the end of the day. I have to roll it to take it to the bank but they count it on the spot and exchange for bills at no charge.
about 8.9%?jaction125 said:. . . She says that the machine is ALWAYS paying less than it takes in, usually by a large margin.
Okiewan said:Better yet, screw the paper, use a debit card.
XRpredator said:about 8.9%?
xsnrg said:It's not much worse than ATM machines. I can't believe how many people will take out $20, or $40 at a time and pay $1.50 to $2.50 in service charge every time. Especially now that many fastfood joints take debit cards, if I find myself out of cash, it is usually not a big deal, I can wait until the next time I'm near a free ATM in my bank network, or go to grocery store, Target, or Walmart and just get 'cash back' for free. I'd like to see how much some people spend annually just to pull cash out of their accounts.
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