Try requesting a no hassle check at the balance transfer rate. It will take up to 10 days to receive itonce requested. Unfortunately, Capital One does not do balance transfers in the form of direct deposit into a checking account.
Your only balance transfer options would be to request a no hassle check, or to BT directly from another credit card. Hope it all works out.
Your only balance transfer options would be to request a no hassle check, or to BT directly from another credit card. Hope it all works out.
@Anonymous wrote:
Try requesting a no hassle check at the balance transfer rate. It will take up to 10 days to receive itonce requested. Unfortunately, Capital One does not do balance transfers in the form of direct deposit into a checking account.
Your only balance transfer options would be to request a no hassle check, or to BT directly from another credit card. Hope it all works out.
The OP said they were not eligible for a no hassle check.
@Anonymous wrote:Hello all, I tried searching the forums but maybe I'm searching wrong. I have a question about a Capital One Balance Transfer. I currently have a joint account for a water service with my husband. My husband's name is the only name generated on the bill but the account is a joint account. I wanted to know can I still do a balance transfer on this account to the Capital One card? I called Capital one about the no hassle checks and they told me I don't have that option, I can only do the balance transfer online or through chat. I wanted to do it now because it's going to take some time and I want to make sure it's done before my bill is due. This account accrues interest daily too so can someone assist me with my question please???
Thanks in advance.
Although I've never tried it, I don't see why you can't submit the BT request like any credit card. They'll ask for the Payee (Anytown Water Works), an account number, and an address.
You can also use a bill pay service like Plastiq, which will make the payment for you after charging your credit card. You'll pay a 3% (ish) processing fee, though. They'll probably send a check and it'll take 7-10 days to get credited to your account.
Alternately, if its an emergency and you NEED the bill paid quickly, there's also the Paypal method that can get money from your credit card to your bank account.
Edit:
Maybe I misunderstood... Is the entity you owe money to NOT the municipal water company? If its not and is a private business, I'd probably just go with Plastiq or Paypal.