Today I went to some products store for skin cream. The lady actually had me sit with her 1 on 1 and she tried a free sample around my eye.
But how much did it cost. $500. They'll say it costs $1000 but there is a discount today 50% off and you can get this 2nd product and another gift for free.
So, I didn't want the product. Eventually left... But I'm thinking maybe I should have taken out a checkbook and offer to write her a check, for, say $100, for this nice service.
I wouldn't ask her for her name. I would write a check for $100, sign it, and say you can just write your name on it...
So, my question is, if you were to write a woman a check (for whatever reason), should the check be from a bank like
1: like Chase bank, where the savings rate is .01%.
2: like Capital 1 or Marcus by Goldman-Sachs, where the interest rate is 4.35% or 4.4%.
Which bank sounds more attractive?
#1 are really big banks, #2 are more medium-sized banks that offer HYSA (high-yield savings account).
But how much did it cost. $500. They'll say it costs $1000 but there is a discount today 50% off and you can get this 2nd product and another gift for free.
So, I didn't want the product. Eventually left... But I'm thinking maybe I should have taken out a checkbook and offer to write her a check, for, say $100, for this nice service.
I wouldn't ask her for her name. I would write a check for $100, sign it, and say you can just write your name on it...
So, my question is, if you were to write a woman a check (for whatever reason), should the check be from a bank like
1: like Chase bank, where the savings rate is .01%.
2: like Capital 1 or Marcus by Goldman-Sachs, where the interest rate is 4.35% or 4.4%.
Which bank sounds more attractive?
#1 are really big banks, #2 are more medium-sized banks that offer HYSA (high-yield savings account).
