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I have a little bank question which I've been wondering for a few hours now.
I forgot to cancel my Netflix subscription and it renewed which took money out of my bank account. However I only had about $6 in there at the time and it cost $7.99 in the bank statement.
So I was wondering, if I put money in my bank in the same day will I be good to go?
Or will I be billed NSF return fees?
Any help is appreciated and +rep will be given to helpful responses, thanks.
I forgot to cancel my Netflix subscription and it renewed which took money out of my bank account. However I only had about $6 in there at the time and it cost $7.99 in the bank statement.
So I was wondering, if I put money in my bank in the same day will I be good to go?
Or will I be billed NSF return fees?
Any help is appreciated and +rep will be given to helpful responses, thanks.
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Yes, as long as you put money in there before its processed, you should be good. For my bank, when I pay for something it says "Processing" but deducts funds. I don't get penalized as long as I pay the negative before the Processing is complete, which is usually next day or within 24 hours (end of weekend if its on weekend). Its the same for a couple other banks my friends have as well.
I'm not saying I always go negative. I'm just using the above as an example as this has happened to me on very few occasions.
I'm not saying I always go negative. I'm just using the above as an example as this has happened to me on very few occasions.
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