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> Generally things that you mail a payment for I’m sorry but this sentence makes absolutely zero sense to my europoor brain. What do you mean when you say mai
by baq 2y ago
> Generally things that you mail a payment for
I’m sorry but this sentence makes absolutely zero sense to my europoor brain.
What do you mean when you say mail a payment and why would you need to do that. I literally lack the imagination.
- dmd 2y agoThe European mind cannot comprehend how primitive American consumer banking is.
- thibautg 2y agoI don't understand either, but I would be genuinely interested in what "mailing a payment" means in practice. Is it like sending a check by mail or some kind of paper bank transfer?
- owenmarshall 2y agoSending a check via mail is infrequently done, but it happens. I just paid my annual property taxes that way. My options were: * mailing a check * paying via credit card over the phone for a hefty surcharge * cash in person In my case, I used my online banking to send the amount to the mailing address on the bill. In some cases - for large companies, typically - my bank can send the remittance electronically. In others, though, they fill out a paper check on my behalf and send it via the postal system. This service is fee free to me, or else I’d have sent the letter myself.
- lostlogin 2y agoYou say ‘the cheque is in the mail’ when you intend to ignore an instruction whilst pretending to comply.
- gosub100 2y agoWhen I want to transfer currency units to entities which are not within range of any personal locomotion apparatus, I utilize a government service that transfers paper parcels anywhere in the country for a fixed rate. A few days later the receiver redeems the check for currency units deposited into their banking account.