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Re: [at-l]cash on the trail
- Subject: Re: [at-l]cash on the trail
- From: ILFltlndr@aol.com
- Date: Wed, 18 Dec 1996 18:56:53 -0500
In a message dated 96-12-18 11:59:22 EST, dp@interpath.com (David P.
Dusenbury) writes:
<< it's functions as my bank's ATM card, in addition to being a
Debit Card against my checking account. It looks just like a VISA Card,
has the VISA logo/hologram and all. It is accepted by anyplace that
takes VISA, and is processed by their bank, being deducted from the
checking account when they process it.
I have never used it as a Debit Card, though. Most retailers would
probably not even recognize it as a Debit Card, just as another VISA
credit card.
>>
I use my debt card all the time. Bought my groceries with it today. Some
stores need to know it is a debt card so you can put in your pin number, but
others just use it like a VISA card.
I would go with Traveler's checks on the trail though, but you can take your
"card" with you also.
ALice
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