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Originally Posted by josephstern
(Post 16512648)
And you can sign up through it without a referral? If so, that's great.
Now I just have to figure out what to do with it :) |
OK - I have referred/invited a ton of FTers to Venmo. I hope you all use it well.
From here on forward, I will NOT invite more. Bottom line is, I just don't want to have tons and tons of people linked to my account. Sorry. I just think it will raise my profile too much over there. So there are at least two ways to get an account without me: -Get an invite from another user (there's no current referral credit, so I suppose there won't be a conga line, but maybe some people I've referred can pay it forward and post here and take on the referral task for a bit) -Download the iPhone or Android app, and sign up through there. In that case, there is no referral or invite needed. Thanks |
What if Husband & Wife (or any pair/group of mutual entrusting people) kept VENMO'ing back and forth? Each with separate AMEX accounts, each getting MR points for their "payments". Definitely want to keep within the limits and don't make it too obvious (same amounts, same time periods, etc.)...
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mash61 is working for an invite code.
Do a google search on "venmo invite code" and a bunch will come up. |
Originally Posted by NYBanker
(Post 16534962)
mash61 is working for an invite code.
Do a google search on "venmo invite code" and a bunch will come up. Here are some links that seem to work that I found on Twitter: https://venmo.com/i/adam-friedlander.zEH.adg https://venmo.com/i/kevin-tran.nlM.shp https://venmo.com/i/david-beronja.QhM.tnr https://venmo.com/i/mjlambie.rfM.osa https://venmo.com/i/edgar-sarmiento.9cM.iaf Let's try to spread these around - I stopped doing referrals (mostly) because I don't want too many people referred from my account doing what I'm doing. And you people shouldn't want that either. So if we each refer, and then post that we can do a referral or two, then we can spread this around a bit. |
Originally Posted by Henry82
(Post 16534667)
What if Husband & Wife (or any pair/group of mutual entrusting people) kept VENMO'ing back and forth? Each with separate AMEX accounts, each getting MR points for their "payments". Definitely want to keep within the limits and don't make it too obvious (same amounts, same time periods, etc.)...
I only go in one direction with this. I know with Amazon people go both directions each month, but I just haven't seen people post anywhere about doing that here, and from the early comments in this thread, these guys are carefully watching behavior. If you do decide to try it, please post back with the results. |
My experience with Venmo
They currently limit me to charging $1200/month on a credit card when paying other folks (this is a total limit, NOT that I can pay $1200 per person). Anytime I try to go over that limit, they kindly invite me to deposit/link using my checking/debit card.
Venmo says they deposit accumulated money in your account every two weeks, and thus far they've been true to their word. You can also set the amount of money you want to keep in your venmo account. I've set mine to $0, so all the money paid to me during the previous two weeks is transferred to my checking account. I'd be interesting in hearing if other folks run into the same $1200 limit. |
oh fyi i changed my credit card apparently too many times. 4x. changing the credit card more than 3x is now allowed now im not able to do any charge transactions. i sent them an email and yet to hear back.
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Originally Posted by Bucko
(Post 16635358)
They currently limit me to charging $1200/month on a credit card when paying other folks (this is a total limit, NOT that I can pay $1200 per person). Anytime I try to go over that limit, they kindly invite me to deposit/link using my checking/debit card.
Venmo says they deposit accumulated money in your account every two weeks, and thus far they've been true to their word. You can also set the amount of money you want to keep in your venmo account. I've set mine to $0, so all the money paid to me during the previous two weeks is transferred to my checking account. I'd be interesting in hearing if other folks run into the same $1200 limit. |
Originally Posted by Bucko
(Post 16635358)
I'd be interesting in hearing if other folks run into the same $1200 limit.
It wouldn't surprise me to see this lowered to $500 or so soon. |
i tried to add my vanilla visa gift card to my venmo account and it keeps declining the card saying it cannot be added
I have only 1 account and tried to add the gift card for first time. I see an authorization on my card from venmo for 26cents but it still dosent want to add the card .. Dosen't venmo accept gift cards as form of payment ? |
Originally Posted by recklessmax
(Post 16669504)
i tried to add my vanilla visa gift card to my venmo account and it keeps declining the card saying it cannot be added
I have only 1 account and tried to add the gift card for first time. I see an authorization on my card from venmo for 26cents but it still dosent want to add the card .. Dosen't venmo accept gift cards as form of payment ? |
Originally Posted by NYBanker
(Post 16668107)
Definitely. This is a 14.4k a year situation, while it lasts.
It wouldn't surprise me to see this lowered to $500 or so soon.
Originally Posted by venmo
Sorry, we cannot complete this payment as it would put you over your monthly credit card limit of $500.00
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The plot thickens...
Originally Posted by thehawk75
(Post 16674916)
I believe that this has already happened:
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I'm capped at $500 as well. Nice to help out minimum spends though at no fee!
I also enjoy using this for paying friends/family too since I don't carry much cash usually. Just handy! "Sorry, we cannot complete this payment as it would put you over your monthly credit card limit of $500.00" |
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