If you use WF free checking account and your ATM at any of the 83 WF
branches in southern Nevada there is no ATM fee.
your maximum ATM withdrawl can be set as high a 1000 per day. Plus
you can withdraw any or all of your fund from any one of the 60 some
odd Branches. which there are dozens of within a few miles of the
strip.
If your card is stolen and so is your pin number you are not libel
for those funds obtained unlawfully. if you have a branch within
walking distance of your casino home you could get them to reimburse
you with in a buisness day.
Ok lets see;
free checking , free savings, free ATM, free consumer protection,
1000 per day withdrawl limit. deposit forms for amounts over 10,000
only. conveniance of full service branch banking with in a few miles
of the strip and most off strip casinos, literally dozens of ATM
around town in shopping and buisness centers.
Im not saying you have to have a long term banking relationship
with WF. But you can take advantage of their free checking and free
savings and free ATMs when you are here in the Las Vegas Valley.
Hmmm. looks like a real tough decision to me.
This is what I do . Plus I earn interest on the combined balance of
my portfolio 1.17% and gold advantage accounts .73%. A dollar or
even a well funded $.25 VP bankroll will easily qualify for one of
these. Its a +ev play as well
If you have one of these cashiers checks, money orders, and single
user travelers checks are also free.
timmer
Corenna. Sounds like a good plan, but why wouldn't using an ATM
card
be easier still? Dick McK.
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As Elliott pointed out, there is a fee to use an ATM. Also, should
you be a winner, you would be stuck carrying the cash or making a
cash deposit at an ATM (which I do not feel terribly safe doing).
More importantly, my maximum ATM withdrawl for a 24 hour period is
$240. My bank will make no exceptions to this rule - and I am
actually glad about that - it ensures me that in the event my card
would be stolen and someone, somehow found out my pin number, they
could never get more than that $240. As for me, if I have a lousy
start, I could easily lose $240 in 15 minutes... and would be
stuck
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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "correna2" <correna2@y...> wrote:
waiting 23 hours and 45 minutes to make my next withdrawl. If I
weren't traveling alone, that might not be a bad thing : )
Correna Correna