@VegasKyle wrote:
@1GaDawg85 wrote:people still carry debit cards?
How else do you get cash?
Discover at checkout! No interest or fees either. 
@14Fiesta wrote:
@VegasKyle wrote:
@1GaDawg85 wrote:people still carry debit cards?
How else do you get cash?
Discover at checkout! No interest or fees either.
Where there's a walmart, There's a cash advance that's not. 
@Anonymous wrote:
@14Fiesta wrote:
@VegasKyle wrote:
@1GaDawg85 wrote:people still carry debit cards?
How else do you get cash?
Discover at checkout! No interest or fees either.
Where there's a walmart, There's a cash advance that's not.
I don't know this trick, I have no idea what you are talking about. Are you talking about getting cash back at the register like a debit card?
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@VegasKyle wrote:
Discover at checkout! No interest or fees either.Where there's a walmart, There's a cash advance that's not.
I don't know this trick, I have no idea what you are talking about. Are you talking about getting cash back at the register like a debit card?
It kinda works like this. Say you need some petty cash. You run into Wal-mart and grab a pack of gum, or a pop, Pay for it with your Discover and choose to have cashback. It is treated just like a standard purchase and not like a cash advance. It is VERY convenient.
@Anonymous wrote:
@VegasKyle wrote:Discover at checkout! No interest or fees either.Where there's a walmart, There's a cash advance that's not.
I don't know this trick, I have no idea what you are talking about. Are you talking about getting cash back at the register like a debit card?
It kinda works like this. Say you need some petty cash. You run into Wal-mart and grab a pack of gum, or a pop, Pay for it with your Discover and choose to have cashback. It is treated just like a standard purchase and not like a cash advance. It is VERY convenient.
Hum, didn't know that was possible, does it work anywhere that offers cash back? Still not as convenient as using any atm but good to know none the less. Also found out that the %5 back on online purchases can be combined with shopdiscover, I figured they wouldn't let you double dip. Here I thought the It card was only for gas and a FICO score.
To help stay on topic. This will be my wallet soon, hope its not too much thicker than what I'm use to. Love the design regardless.
@VegasKyle wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@VegasKyle wrote:Discover at checkout! No interest or fees either.Where there's a walmart, There's a cash advance that's not.
I don't know this trick, I have no idea what you are talking about. Are you talking about getting cash back at the register like a debit card?
It kinda works like this. Say you need some petty cash. You run into Wal-mart and grab a pack of gum, or a pop, Pay for it with your Discover and choose to have cashback. It is treated just like a standard purchase and not like a cash advance. It is VERY convenient.
Hum, didn't know that was possible, does it work anywhere that offers cash back? Still not as convenient as using any atm but good to know none the less. Also found out that the %5 back on online purchases can be combined with shopdiscover, I figured they wouldn't let you double dip. Here I thought the It card was only for gas and a FICO score.
To help stay on topic. This will be my wallet soon, hope its not too much thicker than what I'm use to. Love the design regardless.
As long as the terminal is set up for it, it should go through just fine.
Nice design on that. I'd have to carry two of them however.
@VegasKyle wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@VegasKyle wrote:Discover at checkout! No interest or fees either.Where there's a walmart, There's a cash advance that's not.
I don't know this trick, I have no idea what you are talking about. Are you talking about getting cash back at the register like a debit card?
It kinda works like this. Say you need some petty cash. You run into Wal-mart and grab a pack of gum, or a pop, Pay for it with your Discover and choose to have cashback. It is treated just like a standard purchase and not like a cash advance. It is VERY convenient.
Hum, didn't know that was possible, does it work anywhere that offers cash back? Still not as convenient as using any atm but good to know none the less. Also found out that the %5 back on online purchases can be combined with shopdiscover, I figured they wouldn't let you double dip. Here I thought the It card was only for gas and a FICO score.
To help stay on topic. This will be my wallet soon, hope its not too much thicker than what I'm use to. Love the design regardless.
I like the aluminum design.
Here is some info on where you can get cashback with Discover.
@VegasKyle wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@VegasKyle wrote:Discover at checkout! No interest or fees either.Where there's a walmart, There's a cash advance that's not.
I don't know this trick, I have no idea what you are talking about. Are you talking about getting cash back at the register like a debit card?
It kinda works like this. Say you need some petty cash. You run into Wal-mart and grab a pack of gum, or a pop, Pay for it with your Discover and choose to have cashback. It is treated just like a standard purchase and not like a cash advance. It is VERY convenient.
Hum, didn't know that was possible, does it work anywhere that offers cash back? Still not as convenient as using any atm but good to know none the less. Also found out that the %5 back on online purchases can be combined with shopdiscover, I figured they wouldn't let you double dip. Here I thought the It card was only for gas and a FICO score.
I've found the Discover cash-over feature to work at Walmart, Sam's Club, and most *major* grocery stores. It's usually capped at $50 or $60 cash over. I've found it to specifically *not* work at Target and at the many smaller regional grocery store chains in our area.
As you might expect, you do *not* earn cashback on the cash-over portion, nor does it count toward your purchase tier.
I used to use this feature quite a bit at WalMart, but hardly ever any more. I get 5% cashback at Walmart using my SallieMae card (Walmart counts as grocery) so I'd use SM for any significant purchase. And I have so many other options for small transactions: RCA debit cards, BofA BBR cards, and if all else fails, my Discover Checking debit card for 10¢ cashback per transaction. I mean, absolutely best case I could get 60 days of float on this. At 1% on deposit (my marginal rate), $60 for 60 days would be just under 10¢. So I'll use the ATM to get cash and use debit or other credit cards for purchases large or small at WalMart, Sam's and grocery stores.
Chris.
