what does the DR letters mean on cash-point receipts?. It is the two letters after the amount it says is in your account.
I have had an overdraft with my bank since I was a student and even though I no longer use the overdraft facility, the money that enters my account, I am unable to tell how much I have when I am not sure what the DR means and if I am in credit or debit?.
my account is £1600 overdrawn for instance and money going in is paying that back for example, even though it isn't as I need and use the money going in. That means that my overdraft will read as if it is going down each time but when I get receipts from cash-points, I can't tell if the amount it states on there is what I have to use or what I have to minus from the overall overdraft?.
If I paid £900 into my account for instance, what would it mean if the receipt from cash-point say £900.67 DR? - hope someone can help - there is no minus sign?
2007-01-24
22:24:28
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Shikira-trudi
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