Convenient for whom, exactly?
You know how if you go to a bank machine that isn't of your own bank, you get charged a "convenience" fee? Well, Mike stumbled across a brilliant way to bypass this — or, at the very least, get something in return for this fee. We now go to Shoppers Drug Mart, purchase a pop for $1.25 (coincidentally, the same cost of the convenience fee), and ask for a cash-back on our respective bank cards. Voilà! Free pop! And on the topic of convenience fees, I'd like to point out (in case the banks are reading this) that I do not find it convenient to pay a fee to use a bank machine that was once free.
Posted at 16:30
