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Anyone used a Citi DC to initially fund

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Anonymous
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Anyone used a Citi DC to initially fund

a checking acct and avoided a CA fee?

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Anonymous
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AllZero
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M_Smart007
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@Anonymous wrote:

a checking acct and avoided a CA fee?


@Anonymous, This is the only card I use to fund accounts, I have NEVER had a CA Fee ..YEMV

 

(My CA is not set to zero)

 

Good Luck!

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blindambition
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Re: Anyone used a Citi DC to initially fund

If you have an Apple Card, no fees. One of the biggest perks. I've used for that 3 times.

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longtimelurker
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Anyone tried paypal key with a bank?   If that works could be a useful workaround!

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Anonymous
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AOD would be a better example because I have it duh!!!!

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blindambition
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@longtimelurker wrote:

Anyone tried paypal key with a bank?   If that works could be a useful workaround!


There were DP on Reddit where it didn't work. I haven't tried myself.

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M_Smart007
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@blindambition wrote:

@longtimelurker wrote:

Anyone tried paypal key with a bank?   If that works could be a useful workaround!


There were DP on Reddit where it didn't work. I haven't tried myself.


I have a great idea?!?!,  ..maybe we could get @Anonymous to try it?

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randomguy1
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I have read data points saying it works. But it always depends on bank. Like the other person said, lower your cash advance limit, fund with an amount great than that limit. 

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