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Go to a doctor, for sure.
I mean, I get that nauseous feeling sometimes after sex too, but that usually only happens when things have been... exceptionally good.
Is that card issued under a specific name?
What I'm really trying to figure out—and I'm just guessing here—is whether the bank can actually freeze it if you have outstanding debts or if your accounts at some other bank are already locked down.
So, I recently opened an account over at PNC Bank, and now I’m sitting here waiting on my third paycheck to hit.
I actually swung by the branch last week to see if I could pull a little bit of an overdraft just to get by—I mean, just one paycheck's worth. Things have really piled up, and I was hoping to at least chip away at the mess. But then the lady behind the counter informs me that I'm actually on a blacklist. 🤷 I had absolutely no clue, but she explained why, and it finally clicked. Since I was out of work for a while, my loan payments were being pulled from my deposits, and the system flagged me as a delinquent payer (this all happened back when I was with Wells Fargo).
Unbelievable.
And honestly, the folks at PNC are ruthless. They advertise that they offer instant overdraft protection, but they won't budge because apparently "the system says no."
Anyway, my question is: does every single bank check the HROK or whatever credit bureau they use, or do they eventually let you go into the negative after your third paycheck?
Maybe Chase, or perhaps Bank of America?
I mean, I’d love to import some shoes... but I'm stuck at square one.
First off, I found these killer shoes on eBay being sold by someone from China.
The problem is, she won't tell me who her supplier or manufacturer is, and I can't track down anything quite like them anywhere else. Even using Alibaba is a total nightmare—you just type in "shoes" and the search engine throws everything and anything at you. It's useless.
Anyway, I run my own small business, but I don't have a freight forwarder lined up yet. That's the real headache. Does anyone actually know what shipping costs look like these days?