thank you for helping me but i cant put two choices down so can you pick which is better please that will help me alot i will appreciate it so much. thank you. 1. Think again. You have received money = a, c It is a positive thing for y ou.

2. This is a negative thing for you. nsf = non sufficient funds; in other words the check is no good. b & d 4. This is a fee you must pay the bank for handling your account. b (you probably will write them a check) & d (they may just debit your account.

5. Actually the bank did d when they should not have. Once the bank realizes the mistake, it will be both a and c. if you can choose one answers please. i need help.

I'm going back to the original post to select only one.

Sra

P.S. Please go back to your original post.

Sra

Based on the information provided, it seems like you are asking me to pick the better option between two choices. However, you have provided several statements without clear options to choose from. To clarify, I will break down each statement for you and explain what they mean:

1. Think again. You have received money = a, c. It is a positive thing for you.
This statement suggests that receiving money is generally seen as a positive thing. However, it doesn't provide options to choose from.

2. This is a negative thing for you. nsf = non sufficient funds; in other words, the check is no good. b & d
This statement indicates that a situation involving non-sufficient funds (nsf) is considered negative. However, it also doesn't provide alternative options to choose from.

4. This is a fee you must pay the bank for handling your account. b (you probably will write them a check) & d (they may just debit your account).
This statement explains that the fee mentioned is required to be paid to the bank for account handling. The options here involve either writing a check (option b) or having the bank debit your account (option d). Choosing between the two options depends on your personal preference and convenience.

5. Actually, the bank did d when they should not have. Once the bank realizes the mistake, it will be both a and c.
This statement states that the bank made an error by debiting your account (option d) when they shouldn't have. Once the bank recognizes the mistake, it will be a combination of options a and c. However, this statement doesn't provide an alternative choice to make a comparison.

Since clear alternative choices are not provided for comparison purposes, it is not possible for me to make a specific recommendation. If you need further assistance, please provide additional information or clarify the choices you want me to consider.