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Ha! My current apartment wants me to pay $19.95 to do a one-time eCheck (direct debit, it's basically free on their end) but allows me to drop checks in the off
by jackson1442 5y ago
Ha! My current apartment wants me to pay $19.95 to do a one-time eCheck (direct debit, it's basically free on their end) but allows me to drop checks in the office for free. What a backwards system.
- throaway46546 5y agoMy landlord demands cashier's checks or money orders. It is really annoying. I just want to automate it. With my previous landlord I had automatic bill pay set up.