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I checked two CVS's by me and no VanillaReloads =(
Also I guess I would just use this for chase .. dont know if I would chance it on my amex plat
@darkfrosty wrote:I checked two CVS's by me and no VanillaReloads =(
Also I guess I would just use this for chase .. dont know if I would chance it on my amex plat
Right, the trick is to find a place that actually has VR, and then allows you to pay with credit card. It's worth sometimes asking at the front. In some stores, they keep them there because of past issues. And, when desperate, you can also look at the other cards on the rack. Some people hide VR behind other cards, so that they can purchase them later.
@Fico2Go wrote:
Amex has SPed me several times since acct opening this month. I am not going to chance it with them yet.
I would imagine the same precaution applies to all new accounts since they are being closely monitored.
For me this month Ive already maxed out and pif a couple cards with real spending. So I might try.MS in a few weeks.
Not sure what this means. SP is for your credit record and not any purchase pattern.
They can see balances, maybe high balances and payments, but nothing about where purchases were made (on other issuer's cards)
@Fico2Go wrote:
Thats right. There are many types and brands of reloads at cvs. I saw one yesterday for Mastercard giftcard. Problem with GC is you need to unload by buying MOs and deposit in your account.
Gift cards can also be used on Amazon Payment, but that is limited in the amount you can do
@longtimelurker wrote:
@Fico2Go wrote:
Thats right. There are many types and brands of reloads at cvs. I saw one yesterday for Mastercard giftcard. Problem with GC is you need to unload by buying MOs and deposit in your account.Gift cards can also be used on Amazon Payment, but that is limited in the amount you can do
So is it possible to have a Blue Bird account, an Amazon payments account and paypal as well?
What I'm thinking is if the Blue Bird limits me to $5K per month, maybe I can send some money through Amazon or paypal.