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So, both of my vehicles allow online payments via Speedpay/Western Union. I would love to be able to make these payments using my Capital One cards but when I attempt to do so, it declines the charge (presuming because it considers Western Union to be a Cash Advance company?)... just curious if anyone else has had this problem and whether you can get Capital One to allow the purchases on a monthly basis. I mean, why make a car payment via ACH/bank if you can earn rewards using your mastercard, right? Making a $523 car payment results in $7.23 back with my 1.5% cash back....
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@dallasareaguy wrote:So, both of my vehicles allow online payments via Speedpay/Western Union. I would love to be able to make these payments using my Capital One cards but when I attempt to do so, it declines the charge (presuming because it considers Western Union to be a Cash Advance company?)... just curious if anyone else has had this problem and whether you can get Capital One to allow the purchases on a monthly basis. I mean, why make a car payment via ACH/bank if you can earn rewards using your mastercard, right? Making a $523 car payment results in $7.23 back with my 1.5% cash back....
It may result in 7.23$ back, but if it were to charge it as a cash advance you'd be out $15.69 in fees, and then interest with no grace period.
FPL (The electric company where I live) doesn't allow you to pay your bill with a credit card on their site, it instead takes you to western union where it says "this may be charged as a cash advance"
you might have problem with it due to their aggressive fraud protection monitoring, if it's because of that, then you might receive a phone call from capital one in couple days.