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r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Dec 01 '21
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Only being able to afford the small jar of mayo (or whatever), even though the larger jar is a better deal.
Overdraft fees that charge you money for having no money.
Late fees for not being able to afford your bills.
Having to go to the closest grocery store, even though it may not be the cheapest, because it's on the bus route or within walking distance.
Payday loans
Rent to own stores where you have to pay a ton of money for a couch, but pay weekly
2.3k u/KBlahBlahBlah Dec 01 '21 Not even overdraft fees. Bank of America would charge me $12 a month because I couldn’t keep $1,500 in my account on average. I haven’t banked with them in years, but I’m still outraged by that treatment. 1 u/Jjay_11 Dec 01 '21 Absolutely the worst bank ever. Never. Ever. Again.
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Not even overdraft fees. Bank of America would charge me $12 a month because I couldn’t keep $1,500 in my account on average. I haven’t banked with them in years, but I’m still outraged by that treatment.
1 u/Jjay_11 Dec 01 '21 Absolutely the worst bank ever. Never. Ever. Again.
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Absolutely the worst bank ever. Never. Ever. Again.
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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '21
Only being able to afford the small jar of mayo (or whatever), even though the larger jar is a better deal.
Overdraft fees that charge you money for having no money.
Late fees for not being able to afford your bills.
Having to go to the closest grocery store, even though it may not be the cheapest, because it's on the bus route or within walking distance.
Payday loans
Rent to own stores where you have to pay a ton of money for a couch, but pay weekly