jlf1961
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Joined: 6/10/2008 From: Somewhere Texas Status: offline
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I dont know about these payroll debit cards, but I do donate plasma twice a week, and a couple of years ago, CSL switched from cash payments to debit cards. Credit and debit purchases are free on the day of donation, any other time, the debit purchase costs 50 cents, and the credit purchase costs 25 cents. The cards are citibank cards, and cash withdrawals at a citibank ATM is $2, and other ATM it is that 2 dollars and whatever fee the bank operating the ATM decides to charge. Now since I dont donate to supplement my income, unlike the majority of clients locally, I just use it to get incidentals, like extra smokes, maybe a pepsi, and the majority of the time, buy Damian a toy or clothes. (Damian's dad is 6'7, Damian is 16 months and is wearing 24months clothes, since anything smaller than 18 months is too freaking short. I think someone is slipping miracle grow for humans in his bottles and food) As for the payroll cards, a few fast food chains here use them, and strangely have a very high turnover, due to the fact the bank that services the cards does not have any branches in town, the nearest one is in Weatherford, about 2 hours from here. A couple of other fast food franchises went a different route, the give the employees the option of setting up a bank account at the bank the franchise uses, and then does direct deposit, if they do not want to do that, they have the option for a walmart green dot card which has no fees at any walmart or sam's club for cash withdrawals and no fees for purchases or bill paying.
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