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Rank: Hammer Bros.
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I need to send my Wii into Nintendo to get a (free) new one, but I need to leave a credit card # or some other card, but they said they can't take a straight debit card, and asked (on the debit card) did it say "check" or something? What does that mean, and how do I tell if it is a check card? Thanks!
 
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Rank: Koopa Troopa
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i think you need to have a check card. meaning that the card you use is for a checking account and not a savings or debit card.
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Rank: Koopa Paratroopa
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Location: IL, USA
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I'm not good with bank stuff, but I always thought that a check card and a debit card were the same thing..since they're both usually? tied to a checking account it's a substitute for using checks. At least that's the way i think of it.
-jack http://www.bredberg.org/nes/bestGame.php
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Rank: Hammer Bros.
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"uglyjack" wrote:I'm not good with bank stuff, but I always thought that a check card and a debit card were the same thing..since they're both usually? tied to a checking account it's a substitute for using checks. At least that's the way i think of it. Yes, I found out today. Thanks.
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