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UncleB
Credit Mentor

Re: WALMART cash at register


@jeffery581 wrote:

WM MC 5k limit. 1K cash advance. I use it, sometimes. Dumb paying for the fees but I use it for convenience, a few times a year. WM not my favorite place.  I don't think all "cash advances are bad". .?


Are there fees for getting cash at the register with a purchase? 

 

I've not used this feature yet with my Sam's Club MasterCard, but I always thought it would work like Discover's 'cash over' feature, in that it would be like a purchase.  In the past with a HSBC Discover card the 'cash over' amount was simply combined with the purchase, with the combined amount shown on the statement as a single transaction.

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Anonymous
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Re: WALMART cash at register


@UncleB wrote:

@jeffery581 wrote:

WM MC 5k limit. 1K cash advance. I use it, sometimes. Dumb paying for the fees but I use it for convenience, a few times a year. WM not my favorite place.  I don't think all "cash advances are bad". .?


Are there fees for getting cash at the register with a purchase? 

 

I've not used this feature yet with my Sam's Club MasterCard, but I always thought it would work like Discover's 'cash over' feature, in that it would be like a purchase.  In the past with a HSBC Discover card the 'cash over' amount was simply combined with the purchase, with the combined amount shown on the statement as a single transaction.


No fees at all associated with getting cash back on either Walmart card or Sam's Mastercard. It's a nice feature of both cards. Smiley Happy

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baller4life
Super Contributor

Re: WALMART cash at register


@Anonymous wrote:

I'm not even showing a cash limit. (Store card)

 

OTOH, for the first time in months, the chat option is there.  Now that I don't need it, of course. Smiley Wink

 


It's on your statement. You can't see it on online summary page. View last statement online and you will see it.

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Anonymous
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Re: WALMART cash at register


@jeffery581 wrote:

WM MC 5k limit. 1K cash advance. I use it, sometimes. Dumb paying for the fees but I use it for convenience, a few times a year. WM not my favorite place.  I don't think all "cash advances are bad". .?


What fee? I used this feature about a year ago and I didn't have a fee. 

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Anonymous
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Re: WALMART cash at register


@UncleB wrote:

@jeffery581 wrote:

WM MC 5k limit. 1K cash advance. I use it, sometimes. Dumb paying for the fees but I use it for convenience, a few times a year. WM not my favorite place.  I don't think all "cash advances are bad". .?


Are there fees for getting cash at the register with a purchase? 

 

I've not used this feature yet with my Sam's Club MasterCard, but I always thought it would work like Discover's 'cash over' feature, in that it would be like a purchase.  In the past with a HSBC Discover card the 'cash over' amount was simply combined with the purchase, with the combined amount shown on the statement as a single transaction.


I didn't have a fee, but I PIF before my statement cut. I'm not sure if that makes a difference. I will use the feature again this month but I won't PIF before the statement generates to see what happens.

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Anonymous
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Re: WALMART cash at register

There are no fees at all on both Sam's and Walmart cards to get cash back in a Walmart or Sam's Club, no matter when you pay your bill.

 

You would of course accumulate interest if you allowed the balance to progress into the next statement period. I think people are confusing fees and interest here. Smiley Happy

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Anonymous
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Re: WALMART cash at register

I am in a bad spot currently. Have I gotten cash back and paid Socal Edison and gas company? Yup worked beautifully. Watch your statement cut. It can work to your advantage.

Have I gotten cash back bought scratcher tickets? Nope I'm in a bad spot, not desperate.
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