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Valued Member
Canada
274 Posts |
Hi !
I'm going to " Caisse populaire" tonight and it have a " new rules" it tell that starting today it don't buy any coin for a non-commercial account.
It tel to me that if a want a box of 1¢ I must have one complete for exchange.
Does anyone have the same problem ?
*** It tell that the new rules start today ***
I think that I will have no otherchoice that to make door to door to collect penny lol
Toc toc toc ! Hi ! Do you have some penny to sell ! lollll
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Valued Member
Canada
276 Posts |
lol c'est pas grave tu peux quand meme aller ailleurs, t'as pas besoin d'aller au caisse populaire.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
3592 Posts |
Remind me and next time I send a package, I will send my Canadian pennies..I have a couple rolls or so.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
2408 Posts |
Yves,
I was (a long time ago) an elected member of the board at one Caisse Pop. I can tell you that the reason behind this may be due to the cost of handling currency. I don't know anything about this particular rule you are describing here but I know that the Caisse has a different mandate and operates very differently than the bank next door. Elected members vote on those rules so it isn't necessarily one-single-minded individual that made that decision.
You may have to get involved in your community, or participate in your Caisse activities to be known and believe me things can work out for you.
You can always open a commercial account - but perhaps there is a fee nowadays. Pas besoin d'aller ailleur, juste à parler aux bonnes personnes...
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Valued Member
 Canada
274 Posts |
Je peut allé ailleurs mais si se cancer la commence il va se propagé, Si au moin ils m'auraient proposer de payé les frais, cxa doit pas couter 100$ par boite... je vais appelé aux différente banque voir de quoi il en retourne.
Merci !
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
1554 Posts |
Bonjour Mr. Yves, I once visited Quebec, but I'm glad I live in Canada and not Quebec. I no understand da signs me?  Glenn from N.B. , Canada |
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Valued Member
Canada
94 Posts |
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"I'm glad I live in Canada and not Quebec" Glenzy! Quebec is still a part of Canada!  Yves, j'espere que cette incident est unique a votre Caisse Pop et que les autres banques dans votre quartier vont vous laissez acheter les boites. Si vous allez au centre-ville peut-etre vous aurez plus de chance? Vous restez-ou? A l'est? L'ouest? Excuse my writing by the way. I'm not used to typing in French so I'm not efficient with the accents. |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
2408 Posts |
No worries Nickel, I thought British Columbia was in England. |
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Valued Member
Canada
274 Posts |
Hi !
I'm not directly from Quebec city. I will make a another test and give some news.
By the time if someone have some other experience just tell me
Thanks !
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Valued Member
Canada
94 Posts |
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No worries Nickel, I thought British Columbia was in England. Haha well I suppose that's better than thinking it is in South America. At least you got the right Empire.  Yves, I'm from Montreal. I thought you were as well. In that case I must say I have no help to offer you as I've only been to quebec city twice in my life and I don't even have an account at my local caisse pop. I'm a BMO man. :-) |
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Valued Member
Canada
367 Posts |
Bonjour,
Moi, Je n'a pas la meme probleme que vous.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
592 Posts |
No, non da Quebec, mi dispiace!
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Valued Member
Canada
276 Posts |
lol ce n'est qu'en quebec qu'ils pensent qu'ils font partie de canada - hors le quebec, on les a tout rejet'e comme canadian :)
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Valued Member
Canada
94 Posts |
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No, non da Quebec, mi dispiace! Ah, sei Italiano? E la prima volta che sono incontrato qualcuno Italiano che si chiama "billie." anch'io mi dispiace perche nella provincia di Quebec ce molta cultura. Una provincia meravigliosa! Quote:
lol ce n'est qu'en quebec qu'ils pensent qu'ils font partie de canada - hors le quebec, on les a tout rejet'e comme canadian :) Tsk-tsk-tsk. Tu n'est pas gentil, monsieur! Je ne veut pas rentrer dans un debat de politique mais, mois, je me considere Canadien et Quebecois entre autres. Ceci est un pays tres diversifie et c'est comme ca que je l'aime.  Sorry for the multiple language uses, hehe. This is what happens when you have someone of Albanian/Irish/Italian descent born of an American father and Canadian mother in French Canada. Jack of all languages, master of none.  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
2408 Posts |
Nickel:  My Chinese/Vietnamese-canadian/indian us-born children would make good allies with your Albanian/Irish/Italian descent born of an American father and Canadian mother in French Canadian children... There is indeed hope for a better world. |
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Valued Member
Canada
307 Posts |
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Nickel:
My Chinese/Vietnamese-canadian/indian us-born children would make good allies with your Albanian/Irish/Italian descent born of an American father and Canadian mother in French Canadian children...
There is indeed hope for a better world.  way off topic but what would the children of such a mix be called.....I am sure Monty Python would have a great sketch with this |
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Posted 02/10/2011 8:50 pm
