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My local capital one is free for accountholders, or an 8% fee for the public. Beats coinstar, though the lines are longer.
]]>Lenovo deal is expired. Too bad too, that's a nice discount.
]]>The allure: Convenience, convenience, and convenience. Just haul that big jar o' coins into your local supermarket and walk out with crisp green dollahs. For many, it's worth the service fee not to have to manually put their coins in rolls. My kids love using it. They have some weird phobia about adding change to bills when they buy stuff (e.g., paying a $10 bill and 22 cents in coins when their total is $8.22). So they get tons of change in return, and keep it until they have enough to warrant a Coinstar trip.
]]>@Chris Walters: That's what we do. We dump all of our change into Coinstar and get it in Amazon vouchers. It's extremely wonderful because we buy off Amazon a lot. We just found a bag of at least $100 in change sitting in the bottom of a closet, so we'll have to make a Coinstar run soon. I love coin sorting, it's a little geeky.
]]>@Eustace Silly: I agree. I've never liked Unlisted shoes (though I've obviously only tried the women's shoes). Comfort is subjective, but the quality is indeed very low.
]]>So at $15 you will get what you pay for.
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