TD Banknorth new charges!
PeterD
Best read that massive document they sent a week or so ago. They are
implementing a $25 PER MONTH service chage for checking accounts!
A truely brain dead move on their part, with other banks continuing to
offer free and interest bearing checking accounts.
Goodbye TD Banknorth, it was fun but I found a new bank and a *much*
better deal.
enigma
news:1jtmv4hn6m142hi0f...@4ax.com:
> Got a TD Banknorth checking account?
not anymore!
i think customers have been leaving in droves since the
announcements of the new fees went out. stupid!
lee
Cheryl Isaak
"enigma" <eni...@evil.net> wrote:
Left ages ago - stupid policies are nothing new.
Cheryl
(hey - how are you doing Lee)
enigma
news:C621A8F9.9B59C%chery...@comcast.net:
> Left ages ago - stupid policies are nothing new.
not learning from the ongoing banking debacle, TD just merged with
another large bank, hence the new fees...
small, local banks are far more sensible.
> (hey - how are you doing Lee)
i'm doing very well. i just bought a 3 gallon vernal witchhazel,
which i want to put on the hill where we took out the stupid Norway
maple (i'm working on eradicating all the Norways). it's probably too
sunny & dry there though, plus getting through the roots to make a
proper planting hole... it's in a bad spot to try to use the backhoe.
i may put it over where i took out the failing Carpathian walnut
instead.
do you know any shrubs that deal with winter winds fairly well? i
want to do something with the front hill facing the road, but it's
pretty exposed in the winter. warms up earlier in the spring than
most areas of the yard as well, so that eliminates fruit trees there.
and then there's the bog...
lee
Cheryl Isaak
"enigma" <eni...@evil.net> wrote:
> Cheryl Isaak <chery...@comcast.net> wrote in
> news:C621A8F9.9B59C%chery...@comcast.net:
>
>> Left ages ago - stupid policies are nothing new.
>
> not learning from the ongoing banking debacle, TD just merged with
> another large bank, hence the new fees...
> small, local banks are far more sensible.
So far so good on Citizen for our checking account.
>
>> (hey - how are you doing Lee)
>
> i'm doing very well. i just bought a 3 gallon vernal witchhazel,
> which i want to put on the hill where we took out the stupid Norway
> maple (i'm working on eradicating all the Norways). it's probably too
> sunny & dry there though, plus getting through the roots to make a
> proper planting hole... it's in a bad spot to try to use the backhoe.
> i may put it over where i took out the failing Carpathian walnut
> instead.
> do you know any shrubs that deal with winter winds fairly well? i
> want to do something with the front hill facing the road, but it's
> pretty exposed in the winter. warms up earlier in the spring than
> most areas of the yard as well, so that eliminates fruit trees there.
> and then there's the bog...
> lee
>
Hmm, let me think on the winter shrubs. There is always evergreens. Want a
piece of my clethera? That grows anywhere.
More later, I need more caffeine.
Cheryl