
Former credit union payments officer · Regina · 36
Eleven years in a Regina credit union's payments back office, most of it on the side of the desk nobody wants to call: recalls, disputed transfers, and the conversation where somebody learns that an authorised push payment is very hard to unwind. Interac e-Transfer complaints were a steady share of that work, and almost none of them were about the deposit.
So this page is written from the return leg backwards. Every one of the fifteen was funded from my own account, played a little, and then asked to pay out, and the timings recorded are the real ones including the slow one. No money changes hands for a position on this list and there are no scores, because a payout either arrived or it did not.
I curl on Tuesdays, which is where the sheet on this page comes from. It is a decent way to think about a bonus: the weight is decided at release, and everything after that is watching.
Method: a real deposit from a Canadian chequing account at every cashier, at least one withdrawal request, the four bonus numbers read off the terms rather than the banner, and the arrival timed in business days. No payment is taken for a listing position and no scores are published, because funding a cashier once does not support one.