Don't Worry, Be Thrifty: How Long Does Walmart Hold Onto Your Transferred Cash?
So, you've used the amazingly convenient Walmart2Walmart service to send some cash to your grandma (because let's face it, mastering online banking is a whole other battle). But now you're wondering, "How long will Walmart hold onto that money before Grandma needs to dust off her roller skates and race to the store?"
Fear not, penny-pinching pal! Here's the lowdown on Walmart's hold policy, sprinkled with a dash of humor (because who says learning about money transfers can't be fun?)
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The Answer, in All Its Non-Glittery Glory:
Walmart holds onto your transferred funds for a cool 60 days. That's two whole months for your grandma to:
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- Unearth that forgotten coupon stash hidden beneath a mountain of tea bags.
- Practice her lightning-fast shuffleboard skills to prepare for the crowds at Walmart.
- Debate the merits of buying everything in bulk (because, let's be honest, that's half the fun of shopping at Walmart).
But wait, there's more!
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What Happens if Grandma Takes a Siesta (or Gets Busy Living)?
If, after 60 glorious days, your grandma hasn't claimed her riches (or perhaps gotten sidetracked by a particularly captivating episode of Jeopardy!), the money will be automatically refunded to you.
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So, no need to send out a search party or hire a yodeling champion to announce her missing fortune.
Here's a handy recap:
- Walmart holds onto your money for 60 days.
- If unclaimed, it returns to you automatically.
- Grandma has ample time to perfect her haggling skills.
Now go forth and conquer your money transfers, armed with the knowledge (and hopefully a chuckle or two) from this post!
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