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>>But, Blakeney says: "I don't have time to mail it. You come here and get it done. Then you don't get charged with the late fee." << Huh? So you pay 10% for s
by timmaah 17y ago
>>But, Blakeney says: "I don't have time to mail it. You come here and get it done. Then you don't get charged with the late fee." <<
Huh? So you pay 10% for someone to do it for you..
- JimmyL 17y agoTo mail it himself would take some long-term planning. He'd have to book off a time when he knows he'll have the bill and the address with him, not put this off until tomorrow, locate and go to a post office/convenience store to buy stamps and an envelope, get the money in his account, and then keep it there for five or six business days until he's sure that it's been cashed. If you're living paycheque-to-paycheque, this is more difficult than you would think - especially the part about having the fifty bucks sitting in his account for five days without touching it.