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To be honest, it’s a bit of overkill. The protection afforded here is against creditors with poor technical expertise or perhaps a computer error. Many stories
by xyst 2y ago
To be honest, it’s a bit of overkill. The protection afforded here is against creditors with poor technical expertise or perhaps a computer error.
Many stories of creditors auto withdrawing more than what was authorized. If a creditor was supposed to be paid $100, but somehow they withdrew $10,000.
I’ll be out of that money for an unspecified moment of time. By having a minimally funded bank account, that withdrawal attempt for $10K will get declined.
Unfortunately in USA, ACH (direct debit or credit) transactions do not have the same protections as debit or credit cards.
- pandemic_region 2y agook that makes sense. Where I live some banks charge 5€ a month for a normal banking account so you'd not want too many of these.