Originally Posted by
travis bickle
accounts I referenced say "US MINT SALE".
Each of the CC accounts I referenced have "CASH ADVANCE $0.00""
I do not know how to make it any plainer.
Remember, 50% of the people you meet are below average.
What appears to be not understood by members of this forum is that ALL cash equivalent purchases will appear on the statement as a purchase.
Cash Advances are transactions which usally occur "inside" a branch and will post as a CASH ADVANCE. Your cash advance is usually 25% of our total available credit line. YMMV.
A cash equivelant is a "purchase" that does not incur immeadiate transaction fee of 3% and immeadiate interest calculations. Cash equivelant is defined as cash, coin, gift cards, money orders, travelers checks, gold, bonds, etc.
Just because a cash equivelant transaction appears on the statement as a purchase does not immeadiately indicate that the transaction will earn miles and/or reward points. The true test is when the data is transmitted to the airline mileage program or points progam and the miles or points actually post to your account.