Is it possible to deposit a BT checks into my checking account and get cash that way rather than doing cash advance? Especially with all this 0% apr for a balance transfer, sounds better than 22%+ on a cash advance.
Re: Using BT checks rather than doing Cash Advance?
Well my checks say 0% APR for 1 year and 18% after that, another check is 13%. So yes its way better than paying 24 - 28%. And yes you can make em out to yourself.
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Re: Using BT checks rather than doing Cash Advance?
Absolutely. Used to do that all the time back in my better credit days.
However, note the fine-print on restrictions for writing a BT check to yourself / family / friend verses to a business, another creditor, etc. Possible higher transaction fee, higher non-0% promo rate, or worse case scenerio, be considered a cash advance.
Some BT check promos have no restrictions (except the often standard ones like no balance xfer to pay down same card its drawn on), so it may be a moot issue, but something to be aware of.
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