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Schugg
08-20-2008, 08:00 PM
useless info:
my wife took the dog to the vet cause it was puking or something. she said that they didnt even do anything to the dog just looked at him. not looked at him like trying to figure out whats wrong. just pretty much looked at her from a distance and said she has a respiratory infection. there was no money in the account and they said its going to be 34 dollars or whatever. so she called me at work to have me transfer some from our other account without telling me that they didnt even do anything.

alittle useful info:
my wife told they lady just wait a few mins and it would be there (because i was at work transferring money over), and she said thats ok, just give me all your card info and ill just do it later sometime. so i get home, she tells me they didnt even do anything to the do and charged her 34 dollars, which pissed me off. then she tells me she let the bootleg vet write our card info down to "do it later" which pissed me off. so i was **** them, they havent tried to charged it yet so im just going to take the money out and let them get denied.

my question:
if they just wrote it down and try to charge it later like a normal debit. will they get denied? or will just just come out cause they do it manually and overdraft the account. or if she runs it as credit will it come out whether there is money or not?

404 THE DC4
08-20-2008, 08:44 PM
DEBIT-- it will come out whether there is money or not.. CREDIT-- IT WILL BE DENIED IF no money in there. THATS ALL I KNOW.

Schugg
08-20-2008, 09:51 PM
hmm. guess we'll have to see, if it does come out ill have time to add the money again before i get an overdraft. can you do debit without having to have a pin number?

X-Runner
08-20-2008, 11:08 PM
Yes.

Kaiser
08-20-2008, 11:21 PM
You have alot bigger problems. You'd better hope she doesn't decide to go shoe-shopping on Amazon.com later tonight.

slowinmidga
08-22-2008, 09:47 PM
The money is going to come out either way so your bank can hit you with an overdraft fee