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My college had a credit union with an ATM in the cafeteria. It was in your interest to keep enough money in the credit union to pay for lunch etc. while you wer
by bsimpson 3y ago
My college had a credit union with an ATM in the cafeteria. It was in your interest to keep enough money in the credit union to pay for lunch etc. while you were a student there.
When I graduated, I pulled the money back out. Apparently they issued the final interest payment after I'd emptied the account. For at least a year after that, I got monthly statements informing me that I had an account with less money in it than the postage on the statement.
- vincent-manis 3y agoBack in the 1970s, I lived for a while in Boston. I needed both Canadian and American accounts, for reasons. So I opened an account with the Boston branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia. Things worked ok for a while, and then I moved back to Canada. I withdrew the pittance I had in the account, and asked the bank staff to close the account. For the next two years or so, I got account statements, showing the glorious zero balance. I think it only stopped when I moved and didn't notify them of a forwarding address.