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OK - so does anyone have a card (from a credit union, or smaller bank) that they must pay by check (unless you have a bank account with them); because they don't accept electronic payments?
My Suncoast Credit Union card is check payment only - I can't electronically pay my bill. So I don't use it. (I got this card when I got my car loan through them) .
Anyone else have a card like this?
Quite frustrating......
Also - who still pays by check? Yowza......... i'm sure someone does and that's fine.
@collinsridge wrote:OK - so does anyone have a card (from a credit union, or smaller bank) that they must pay by check (unless you have a bank account with them); because they don't accept electronic payments?
My Suncoast Credit Union card is check payment only - I can't electronically pay my bill. So I don't use it. (I got this card when I got my car loan through them).
Anyone else have a card like this?
Quite frustrating......
Also - who still pays by check? Yowza......... i'm sure someone does
and that's fine.
Can you use your bank's bill pay feature? So the bank mails the check rather than you.
@Anonymous wrote:
@collinsridge wrote:OK - so does anyone have a card (from a credit union, or smaller bank) that they must pay by check (unless you have a bank account with them); because they don't accept electronic payments?
My Suncoast Credit Union card is check payment only - I can't electronically pay my bill. So I don't use it. (I got this card when I got my car loan through them).
Anyone else have a card like this?
Quite frustrating......
Also - who still pays by check? Yowza......... i'm sure someone does
and that's fine.
Can you use your bank's bill pay feature? So the bank mails the check rather than you.
+1. Great idea! This is exactly how I would pay it. I use my banks bill pay for any bills that require such payment.
I hate to sound stuck up, but if my only option of payment was paper check I would probably never use the card. I don't have any cards with credit unions, all of mine are with big financial institutions, so I don't have the issue. All payments are either by billpay or phone. The only thing I pay with paper check is my rent.
@barbaralee wrote:I hate to sound stuck up, but if my only option of payment was paper check I would probably never use the card. I don't have any cards with credit unions, all of mine are with big financial institutions, so I don't have the issue. All payments are either by billpay or phone. The only thing I pay with paper check is my rent.
I bank with a very low-tech CU, but even they are now providing auto-pay and bill payment. I am sure OP's bank can send checks.
@barbaralee wrote:I hate to sound stuck up, but if my only option of payment was paper check I would probably never use the card. I don't have any cards with credit unions, all of mine are with big financial institutions, so I don't have the issue. All payments are either by billpay or phone. The only thing I pay with paper check is my rent.
This. I just jumped banks from a local bank to Chase because of their lacking features (i.e. mobile deposit).
@barbaralee wrote:I hate to sound stuck up, but if my only option of payment was paper check I would probably never use the card. I don't have any cards with credit unions, all of mine are with big financial institutions, so I don't have the issue. All payments are either by billpay or phone. The only thing I pay with paper check is my rent.
The JCB card used to have no online payment option (although bank bill pay worked). For me, this might be an exception, if the rewards are good enough, it's OK to have some inconvenience!
I guess I'm old fashioned - I have auto pay set to minimum balance just in case, but I pay all my bills, including CC by check. :-/
It's astonishing, but the BB&T credit cards are still pay-by-mail only unless you have a BB&T checking/savings account. They're a fairly large regional bank covering most of the eastern and southeastern part of the country, and I've always been surprised they maintain this limitation on their cards. I still have their Visa card though I closed my checking account with them quite some time ago in favor of Alliant CU, so in the rare instance I use my BB&T card I have Alliant send them a check.