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To: TimF who wrote (300)	9/7/2006 5:27:00 PM
From: Lane3	Respond to of 10087

but I've never actually used a credit card to get cash that way I have no bank account so all my cash comes from sticking my Amex card in somebody's ATM. My Amex card, whether I charge a purchase or use an ATM, draws on my Fido acct. It's all transparent to me except for the part where the ATM asks me if I will accept the charge. Neither Amex nor Fido charges me but the bank with the ATM does. I take lots of cash each transaction and spend it over many months so I consider the ATM charge a bargain.