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Anyone have an answer this question? I am maxed out on my amazon payments this month so considering using serve to meet a 750 spend. I have ci222banK DbT card
can i load funds to serve without c*** aDv fEe? |
I have never had a problem loading my Serve account from a debit card, but no guarantees. I think it's extremely unlikely you will get his with a CA fee, and I wouldn't really worry about it.
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Originally Posted by deant
(Post 19861903)
Remember, the limit is $20K AND 200 transactions. So I doubt anyone on this board would have the 200 transactions - even IF they were able to have multiple accounts.
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Originally Posted by johndoe123:20007514
Important Message: The recipient cannot receive this payment. Please contact them to find out why
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Try loading Serve with a new CC.:mad: I got 10 minutes of The Spanish Inquisition for a $100 transaction on a card with a $250 monthly load cap. The cardinals over there deserve the Nobel Prize for Grand Inquisitions and Witch Hunts.
Originally Posted by redtop43
(Post 20016739)
I have never had a problem loading my Serve account from a debit card, but no guarantees. I think it's extremely unlikely you will get his with a CA fee, and I wouldn't really worry about it.
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The cc is needed for the account to process as you found out. An account with just a bank (aka a receiver-type account) must have a cc attached. Real or virtual.
Again, I must caution that the natives are restless in the jungle.
Originally Posted by Nurse Traveler
(Post 20020856)
Got this on my wife's account. Even though within limits, didn't have a CC attached. As soon as I added a CC, payments could go through.
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Originally Posted by MarkMColo
(Post 17809483)
Likewise, I just received notice from Barclays concerning my USAirways Mastercard that effective immediately the term "Cash Equivalent" (and thus considered a cash advance) includes "person to person money transfers (including but not limited to transfers facilitated over the internet)".
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Originally Posted by TimesTwo
(Post 20021891)
A search for Barclays only turns this up. Anyone know if Barclays considers AP "cash equivalent"? Can delete this post and PM if anyone knows the answer and would prefer I do it that way. Thanks.
just looked online at a statement which closed a few days ago and AP transactions were thankfully coded as purchases. i dont remember receiving this notice but this makes me think twice about using AP/serve for the $750/month spend again! |
Originally Posted by brownie20
(Post 20022219)
i think i almost experienced some palpitations! :p
just looked online at a statement which closed a few days ago and AP transactions were thankfully coded as purchases. i dont remember receiving this notice but this makes me think twice about using AP/serve for the $750/month spend again!
Originally Posted by TimesTwo
(Post 20021891)
A search for Barclays only turns this up. Anyone know if Barclays considers AP "cash equivalent"? Can delete this post and PM if anyone knows the answer and would prefer I do it that way. Thanks.
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Awesome, thanks for the data points, guys. ^
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Originally Posted by TimesTwo
(Post 20021891)
A search for Barclays only turns this up. Anyone know if Barclays considers AP "cash equivalent"? Can delete this post and PM if anyone knows the answer and would prefer I do it that way. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by infamousdx
(Post 20024410)
I've been using my US Airways MC for almost a year now with AP and it always posts as normal transactions.
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Just wanted to say thanks to everyone. I've been a long time lurker on this forum (active poster in others), but you guys rock.
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Originally Posted by isobro
(Post 20028353)
Just wanted to say thanks to everyone. I've been a long time lurker on this forum (active poster in others), but you guys rock.
Welcome to FT. Lot's of good info. here for sure.^ |
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