MoebiusLord wrote:
Kachi wrote:
MoebiusLord wrote:
Kachi wrote:
I admit, that first reading this, it seemed like a bad idea, particularly if banks were actually going to cap debit card transactions at $50, but I should have known that that was merely a sensationalist headline. Nothing in the article suggests where a cap on debits would be. As long as debit cards are viable methods of payment, this doesn't really impact "the little guy" on a noteworthy scale. If anything, I'm glad they tip the scale towards small businesses, which actually provide products and services, rather than the cash-wrangling banks.
You're a poster child for the meaninglessness of post-graduate degrees.
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JPMorgan Chase, one of the nation's largest banks, is considering capping debit card transactions at either $50 or $100, according to a source with knowledge of the proposal.
One bank is considering it, but they won't do it, because they'll lose customers to banks that don't do it. Give me a break.
Ah, so you'd like to change your response then. I only point it out because that's not what you said.
Oh, sorry, a refresher for you:
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Nothing in the article suggests where a cap on debits would be.
F'ucktard
nobody like a pedant
Fine, you nailed me. I forgot that one bank was considering it. Probably because it's an entirely forgettable fact, but you got me.