I would assume not it could go either way?? But it's breaking their rules on manufactured spending and they could close your card and you'll lose all the miles 
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@Creditplz wrote:
I would assume not it could go either way?? But it's breaking their rules on manufactured spending and they could close your card and you'll lose all the miles
+1 Indeed so.
@Anonymous wrote:Can u load pre paid debt card with a credit card? I thought those can only be loaded with cash
In most cases this is correct... as far as I know, Wal-Mart and Target (and most other stores as well) only accept cash for a pre-paid card reload.
OP, if you want more information on this I suggest doing a google search - there are plenty of websites that cover the topic in great detail.
That being said, the topic seems to be controversial at times and discussion of manufactured spending isn't in 'sync' with this website's intent as defined by the owners.
What's not controversial is purchasing store gift cards (Amazon, eBay, etc.) or any other card that can't be converted directly to cash, for example, buying the cards now to use on your holiday expenses. It also has little to no chance of 'accidentially' coding as a cash advance, and many times if you buy them at a grocery store you'll get fuel points as well. 
@UncleB wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Can u load pre paid debt card with a credit card? I thought those can only be loaded with cash
In most cases this is correct... as far as I know, Wal-Mart and Target (and most other stores as well) only accept cash for a pre-paid card reload.
That being said, the topic seems to be controversial at times and discussion of manufactured spending isn't in 'sync' with this website's intent as defined by the owners.
What's not controversial is purchasing store gift cards (Amazon, eBay, etc.) or any other card that can't be converted directly to cash, for example, buying the cards now to use on your holiday expenses. It also has little to no chance of 'accidentially' coding as a cash advance, and many times if you buy them at a grocery store you'll get fuel points as well.
Walmart will still accept debit card reloads, target won't. Re controversial: (for issuers, rather than for myfico!): there have been a few cases of issuers not liking even the purchase of retail cards. (This was at a time of a big crackdown, so they may have been justifying their actions even though it was mistake). I can see some justification for this, buying gift cards at a supermarket for say restaurants or Amazon does increase bonus spending beyond the norm. Some people here use it to justify getting the BCP for example ("you don't have to buy just groceries")
But normally issuers don't care
In most cases they don't care. But you do have some that are a bit more tight on how they handle these things. Doing a search before hand is always a good idea, just to be sure.
