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Old 09-06-2009, 10:31 PM   #1
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Default How come no one told me I can cash my paycheck at Walmart for just $3.00???

LOL, I just seen this stupid a$$ commercial and I was like HUH??? This must be a commercial for teenagers because what grown person would cash a paycheck at Walmart.


LOL. Plus we all know it's nothing but a way to get you to spend a lot of that paycheck in their store.
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Old 09-06-2009, 10:40 PM   #2
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Why pay 3 bucks when you can open a bank account and have it cashed for free(or direct deposited). My bank offers FREE checking and savings, and you don't have to keep a specific amount in either one(just enough to keep it from being closed)
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Why pay 3 bucks when you can open a bank account and have it cashed for free(or direct deposited). My bank offers FREE checking and savings, and you don't have to keep a specific amount in either one(just enough to keep it from being closed)

Which is why the commercial makes no sense-lol Walmart had no idea banks cash checks for free?
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I think they do, they just want people to come there and pay(especially the ones who don't have bank accounts)
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I think they do, they just want people to come there and pay(especially the ones who don't have bank accounts)

And then after you pay the $3.00, they want you to spend another $20.00 on food-lol So basically Walmart is trying to get a large piece of a person check everytime they get paid-lol
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Actually, some people can not get bank accounts - for one reason or another (usually it's because they overdrew their account and never paid it back) so Walmart's really their only alternative.
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Just another reason why I hate Walmart
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I agree. WalMart is evil.
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That is news to me. I never knew wal-mart cashed checks either.
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That is news to me. I never knew wal-mart cashed checks either.

They want you to cash it so they can take half of it-lol
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They want you to cash it so they can take half of it-lol
or all of it. lol
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YUP that works too, LMAO
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Another reason people might be cashing checks at Wal-Mart or other convienent stores is because some people who are on prohbation or paroled from prison can't have bank accounts for a certain amount of time. I knew a guy in college who worked at a Circle K that did check cashing and he was advised by a manager to be a bit careful when people ask to cash checks because most of them are ex-cons.
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People can cash their payroll checks at the grocery store that I work at. There is a check cashing fee, but I don't know what it is. Since store employees don't have to pay the fee I cash my checks there sometimes. If I had to pay a fee I probably wouldn't though.
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Why pay 3 bucks when you can open a bank account and have it cashed for free(or direct deposited). My bank offers FREE checking and savings, and you don't have to keep a specific amount in either one(just enough to keep it from being closed)
My thoughts exactly.
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