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Originally Posted by skywalk
(Post 20585896)
Except for Suntrust (Delta pts ---but lots of problems with bank and locking of accts) and a few specialty points program I have not been able to find a rewards debit card. Are other having the same problems??
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Originally Posted by KennyBSAT:20586611
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I don't know first-hand yet - just got mine. I have been told debit purchases with a pin does earn miles, but I've also heard that loading Bluebird (with pin) does not.
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Originally Posted by Scottrick
(Post 20586471)
Bank of America has one for Alaska Airlines
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Originally Posted by pgary
(Post 20587107)
Not anymore, unless they recently reinstated the offer.
Then, I go into the bank. Lady at the bank shows me her monitor to the list of options for debit cards. No Alaska. Only an Alaska cc. :mad: |
Originally Posted by jedge
(Post 20586740)
Are miles earned on debit transactions with a PIN?
The Suntrust site mentions that automatic billpay earns miles. Tried doing a one-time billpay payment to see if it earns miles. If it does, that opens a lot of new possibilities. (Sidenote: guess it's finally time to dig through the Suntrust SkyMiles Debit thread) |
Just got mine as well. We shall see. Love to pay some bills and get some more miles now that I am centurion/DM.
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Originally Posted by pricesquire
(Post 20587766)
I've heard mixed things. When I call BoA, the CSRs (multiple) have said "we still have the Alaska card, go into a branch and tell the employee to call us if they can't find it on the computer."
Then, I go into the bank. Lady at the bank shows me her monitor to the list of options for debit cards. No Alaska. Only an Alaska cc. :mad: https://www.bankofamerica.com/deposi...-debit-card.go |
Originally Posted by Nick22
(Post 20658145)
(Note: you've managed to do more than the last 5 BoA tellers/CSRs I've spoken to!) |
The types of "Automatic billpay" transactions ST gives miles for are those that go on the debit card. For example, if you pay your wireless or cable bill by charging to your debit card. Payments sent from the "Billpay" function on the website, or automatic debits by a vendor (like a utility or credit card company) do not.
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Originally Posted by pricesquire
(Post 20661615)
Fantastic. Just signed up. Although, I'm starting to wonder if I moved too fast. 1 mile for every $2 in purchases, and a $30 annual fee.
(Note: you've managed to do more than the last 5 BoA tellers/CSRs I've spoken to!) |
Originally Posted by Mountain Trader
(Post 20663416)
It would be very helpful if you would you report back on whether you actually get the AS debit card? Thanks very much.
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Originally Posted by pricesquire
(Post 20661615)
Fantastic. Just signed up. Although, I'm starting to wonder if I moved too fast. 1 mile for every $2 in purchases, and a $30 annual fee.
(Note: you've managed to do more than the last 5 BoA tellers/CSRs I've spoken to!) Sad that US Airways discontinued their version of the debit card w/ BoA (they at least prorated the fee and refunded $10). I hope AS sticks around for a while. |
Originally Posted by jedge
(Post 20586740)
Are miles earned on debit transactions with a PIN?
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Originally Posted by cbn42
(Post 21240437)
Complete nonsense. The court ruling simply says that the Fed set the cap too high and that it needs to be lowered further to comply with the Durbin amendment.
Nothing in the ruling affects the routing provisions of the Durbin amendment. |
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