1 My credit card withdrawals didn't appear on my back account right away and in the meantime I had deposited money into my account. So my balance read more than I actually had since the bank hadn't taken into account my latest withdrawals and since I owed an establishment some money they seized what I owed them. Basically because of the lag between when I withdrew money from my account and the transaction appeared on my account, I found myself overdrawn and paying fees to the bank.
and these two I'm not sure of
1 money transfer from account to account are overnighted/are done overnight. 2 You're nickname and picture doesn't correspond to the way you play. You're nickname is "generousplayer3" yet its very hard to get all your chips. You should be called "cheapplayer3". (is correspond the right word?)
thank you
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They are paragraphs more than sentences. " several sentences together are called a paragraph. In paragraph 1.
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They are paragraphs more than sentences.
" several sentences together are called a paragraph.
In paragraph 1.
It is an issue of timing between depositing into an account and taking money out.
Because of the timing error funds were withdrawn before the deposit was added.
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They are paragraphs more than sentences. A sentence ends when there is a period "." several sentences together are called a paragraph.
In paragraph 1. It is an issue of timing between depositing into an account and taking money out. Because of the timing error funds were withdrawn before the deposit was added. This resulted in being "overdrawn" on the account resulting in unfair fees
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