Arthur Long5 said:Now, I believe this might be a bit of an exaggeration. $3.25It amounts to roughly $1,450, which is a relatively minor sum even by American standards. If you include $33 then honestly, nobody is going to bother you. Should you arrive with $167 you'll simply be asked to sign a disclosure regarding the source of funds, and that's the extent of it. However, if you perform such transactions repeatedly, they might eventually request a formal meeting...
As I recall, all transfers made via $35 undergo a standard review, but it isn't anything particularly alarming and there is no reason to be apprehensive about it.
Look, I don't know anything about finance or what the specific limits are.🙂 Thanks for clarifying, anyway.
Jessica Nelson4 said:It shouldn't be an issue at all; just this past month, I moved about 20k through my and my wife's joint checking account, even though we typically cycle our entire salary through there two or three times a month, and since they haven't reached out to us in over a year, I assume we're in the clear.😁
Don't have the bandwidth to dig through this entire thread. Does anyone know if the IRS is going to come sniffing around if I deposit 10 $0.00 into my checking account?
silentsurfer2 said:Caught the trailer at AMC Theatres yesterday, and man, it hit me with a massive wave of secondhand embarrassment. It’s pathetic—all that reciting about Camelot and that accent she’s using. Natalie Portman totally missed the mark here, and every single scene just screams, "this is a movie designed to chase an Oscar."
The movie was decent enough for me. I went in blind, no prior knowledge and zero expectations. Though, honestly, Brad Pitt looks like he’s had way too much Botox. 🙂
I remember this movie. It was great, though I haven't seen it in years. If my memory serves me right—even if they didn't spell it out on screen—it felt like Idgie and Ruth were actually much more than just friends.
I used to be all about superheroes and their stories, but lately, there’s been such an insane overproduction of these movies that I'm honestly just sick of it.
The movie was alright, I guess. The concept holds water, but there’s a massive gap left hanging. What actually happened to everyone Cancer Man swallowed? Why didn't they all just come back, like that social worker did?
I had far too much fun with this one. There were moments that genuinely creeped me out, and others that were just pure comedy. Finally, he’s actually made something worth watching.
My advice? Don't waste your money on this garbage. It’s honestly not worth it. If we hadn't scored free tickets for the night, I wouldn't have even bothered showing up.