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Originally Posted by Ayrahb
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Given how poor customer service is these days, I am happy not to deal with tellers or cashiers. Since I started using PC Financial for banking, I am yet to regret not having a teller available.
And fredr, I think PC can give you a certified cheque through CIBC, but you have to phone PC customer service first then wait a couple of days.
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Yup, PC Financial, never looked back. Never wished I banked at a
traditional bank. Always laugh when I hear the term "bank fees."
I can't recall the last time I paid a bank fee for anything, excluding
the bank draft for my car.
I transfer between 3 accounts in PC Financial and there is no
charge for doing so. Transfer money around as much as I want.
Basic cheques are free too. Replacement card was free.
TD Bank, my previous bank, charged over $2.50 per month for two
deposits and two withdrawls per month. That's it, no other
transactions. $2.50 for something basic a bank does.
Yes, you can get a certified cheque or bank draft from PC Financial.
In fact, in the case of down payment on a house or on a car,
I've had it in my hands in next day at CIBC bank location of your choice.
[You have to tell them on the phone what it's for and they get it
quick if you tell them car or house, as you can lose those easily.]
Vip