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I always felt like these were too much work.
I guess if you could go to a grocery store and scan & pay for 10 <$1 items individually, you could come out ahead.
@Anonymous wrote:I always felt like these were too much work.
I guess if you could go to a grocery store and scan & pay for 10 <$1 items individually, you could come out ahead.
I just use Google pay to transfer money between accounts. It's technically a purchase to the bank. Even my Discover cashback debit earns 1% on money I simply transfer out of it via Google Pay to my main checking, zero loss. Plus it's pretty much instant instead of waiting days for ach. So just transfer an arbitrary amount to redneck, then transfer 10 random amounts back out via google pay. Should trigger it.
@Anonymous wrote:I just use Google pay to transfer money between accounts. It's technically a purchase to the bank. Even my Discover cashback debit earns 1% on money I simply transfer out of it via Google Pay to my main checking, zero loss. Plus it's pretty much instant instead of waiting days for ach. So just transfer an arbitrary amount to redneck, then transfer 10 random amounts back out via google pay. Should trigger it.
Yep, I also use Google Pay with debit cards to transfer money between accounts, works great and pretty much instant, and should work to meet the debit use requirement. But that's the only way I use debit cards. Redneck Bank has a "cute" website & marketing, but I might do 10 debit transactions once to meet a bonus, but not monthly just to get a little higher intertest.
I tend to "bank around" as well, I just counted them and I currently have 17 banking accounts.
Well, actually I'm an incorrigible bank account SUB chaser, so Wells Fargo gets canned after payday this Friday (good riddance!), and then 3 accounts between Chase & HSBC get the can early August. I normally have around 10 accounts, all good to have for different reasons.
@Anonymous wrote:I always felt like these were too much work.
I guess if you could go to a grocery store and scan & pay for 10 <$1 items individually, you could come out ahead.
Vending machines my friend! My go to for meeting a transaction minimum on a debit card.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:I always felt like these were too much work.
I guess if you could go to a grocery store and scan & pay for 10 <$1 items individually, you could come out ahead.
Vending machines my friend! My go to for meeting a transaction minimum on a debit card.
Huh, guess I need to get out more often, I didn't know vending machines took CCs. Everyone usually says to do the Amazon gift card reload, but I rarely buy from Amazon.
@Anonymous wrote:
I tend to use Google pay + USBank Cash+ on vending machines... They count under the fast food cat, though this quarter I'm instead using Discover, 5% + cashback match.
I use Samsung Pay + CSP - Mine code as restaurant, so I get the bonus points there.