Originally Posted by AlohaDaveKennedy (Post 20122825)

But there is a SSN and drivers license challenge and something more (maybe a credit inquiry). The "something more" is what snags the young adults and possibly non-citizens. Dunno who they are using for the robo look up there. :cool:

Originally Posted by User Name (Post 20124763)

I was just answering the question that was posed. Citizenship in itself has nothing to do with the ability to use AP.

Originally Posted by skagen (Post 20124566)

Received new terms & conditions for my Travelocity Card from Barclay's.

They changed the definition of cash equivalent: "Cash Equivalent means the use of your Card or account number to obtain money orders, traveler's checks, foreign currency, lottery tickets, gambling chips, wire transfers, person to person money transfers (including but not limited to transfers facilitated over the internet) or use of your account to open a deposit account or to transfer value to a stored value card at a location or through a merchant other than a financial institution and any other transaction that MasterCard, Visa, and/or American Express (as applicable to your Account) may designate as a cash equivalent.

Now, I don't read the T&C often, but I saw "change in the definition of cash equivalent" and thought that was interesting... I've used it for Amazon payments in the past and will probably give it another shot next month.

Originally Posted by skagen (Post 20124566)

Received new terms & conditions for my Travelocity Card from Barclay's.

They changed the definition of cash equivalent: "Cash Equivalent means the use of your Card or account number to obtain money orders, traveler's checks, foreign currency, lottery tickets, gambling chips, wire transfers, person to person money transfers (including but not limited to transfers facilitated over the internet) or use of your account to open a deposit account or to transfer value to a stored value card at a location or through a merchant other than a financial institution and any other transaction that MasterCard, Visa, and/or American Express (as applicable to your Account) may designate as a cash equivalent.

Now, I don't read the T&C often, but I saw "change in the definition of cash equivalent" and thought that was interesting... I've used it for Amazon payments in the past and will probably give it another shot next month.

Originally Posted by kevinwangjk (Post 20124779)

I am non-citizen and 22. Been using it fine so far, for 2 months only though.

Originally Posted by AlohaDaveKennedy (Post 20124997)

Did you have any credit history? SSN? Drivers license? Did AP email you with a request to verify data? All data points are useful to figure how AP is mining the jungle.

Originally Posted by kevinwangjk (Post 20125049)

I have a couple years of credit history (1 CC since 2010, 8 more since May 2012, never late payment), SSN, and leaner's permit, which has my potential Driver's license # on it. I had all these when I signed up for AP.

Originally Posted by skagen (Post 20124566)

Received new terms & conditions for my Travelocity Card from Barclay's...

Originally Posted by Happy (Post 20125891)

This.

The non-citizen husband of the poster do not have, therefore he could not have an AP account.

While Citizenship is NOT a requirement to have an AP account, but SSN is, plus the DL too.

Originally Posted by nwflyboy (Post 20125995)

EVERY point-earning card has something like this in their T&Cs and always have. I wouldn't lose much sleep over it.

Originally Posted by killercut (Post 20134304)

well, techically it may not be a person to person transfer. amazon payments can be a method for you to pay your bill for something. so if you consider the receiving party a sole propietorship or something then its a p2b transaction...

so when I send money to my wife. I just note that its payment for sex over the last week or so, j/k....

Originally Posted by killercut (Post 20134304)

well, techically it may not be a person to person transfer. amazon payments can be a method for you to pay your bill for something. so if you consider the receiving party a sole propietorship or something then its a p2b transaction...

so when I send money to my wife. I just note that its payment for sex over the last week or so, j/k....

Originally Posted by member7777 (Post 20134707)

Daily or weekly rate? Point redemptions or points and cash?