Smallest possible charge!

Anonymous · ‎04-03-2015

So the other day I purchased a new cell phone and renewed my two year contract. Bought it online so I had to charge it. Total due with free shipping $0.01. I charged one cent to my Amex card. I actually could have used a gift card but thought it would be fun to charge it.
Should I worry about AA...😄

Anonymous · ‎04-03-2015

@Anonymous wrote:
So the other day I purchased a new cell phone and renewed my two year contract. Bought it online so I had to charge it. Total due with free shipping $0.01. I charged one cent to my Amex card. I actually could have used a gift card but thought it would be fun to charge it.
Should I worry about AA...😄

Lol.. You are soo silly.. Umm, NO

Anonymous · ‎04-03-2015

I think you'll be fine.

Couple months ago, I was at a store and I'm a big coupon and deal user. My total was $20-something and at the end it wound up being $0.05. 5 cents! I dug through my wallet hoping for some change but nope. So I had to charge it. Used my FNBO card. They didn't care.

Anonymous · ‎04-03-2015

@Anonymous wrote:
So the other day I purchased a new cell phone and renewed my two year contract. Bought it online so I had to charge it. Total due with free shipping $0.01. I charged one cent to my Amex card. I actually could have used a gift card but thought it would be fun to charge it.
Should I worry about AA...😄

Yep.

CLD to $0.02

Kostya1992 · ‎04-03-2015

Nah dude you are way past AA. My advice is invest in a nice bunker, lawyer up, and hit the gym.

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Anonymous · ‎04-03-2015

@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
So the other day I purchased a new cell phone and renewed my two year contract. Bought it online so I had to charge it. Total due with free shipping $0.01. I charged one cent to my Amex card. I actually could have used a gift card but thought it would be fun to charge it.
Should I worry about AA...😄
Yep.

CLD to $0.02

Ha no problem then... after my 3XCLI thats only 17% utilization!

Anonymous · ‎04-03-2015

@Anonymous wrote:
So the other day I purchased a new cell phone and renewed my two year contract. Bought it online so I had to charge it. Total due with free shipping $0.01. I charged one cent to my Amex card. I actually could have used a gift card but thought it would be fun to charge it.
Should I worry about AA...😄

I don't think the CCCs care, it's all electronic transactions to them, so yes, they would rather get their part of a swipe fee on $100K rather than 1c, but ok. The major losers are small merchants who have to pay a constant amount + a percent of the charge, so small transactions really hurt. If you bought this from a big telco though, they don't care either!

Anonymous · ‎04-03-2015

@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
So the other day I purchased a new cell phone and renewed my two year contract. Bought it online so I had to charge it. Total due with free shipping $0.01. I charged one cent to my Amex card. I actually could have used a gift card but thought it would be fun to charge it.
Should I worry about AA...😄
I don't think the CCCs care, it's all electronic transactions to them, so yes, they would rather get their part of a swipe fee on $100K rather than 1c, but ok. The major losers are small merchants who have to pay a constant amount + a percent of the charge, so small transactions really hurt. If you bought this from a big telco though, they don't care either!

From amazon... no need to sell your stock. I'm sure they get a nice kickback from the cell phone company.

Anonymous · ‎04-03-2015

@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
So the other day I purchased a new cell phone and renewed my two year contract. Bought it online so I had to charge it. Total due with free shipping $0.01. I charged one cent to my Amex card. I actually could have used a gift card but thought it would be fun to charge it.
Should I worry about AA...😄
I don't think the CCCs care, it's all electronic transactions to them, so yes, they would rather get their part of a swipe fee on $100K rather than 1c, but ok. The major losers are small merchants who have to pay a constant amount + a percent of the charge, so small transactions really hurt. If you bought this from a big telco though, they don't care either!
From amazon... no need to sell your stock. I'm sure they get a nice kickback from the cell phone company.

I work for big telco, so I will put you on our list of people who deprived us of some profit. Expect slow downloads till you repent!

ETA: unless it was another carrier, in which case "Good job!"

Anonymous · ‎04-03-2015

Last time i bought a phone i got cashback on a $150 dollar rebate. Fun times.