Wells Fargo Prepaid Cards
#32
Join Date: May 2011
Location: Bay Area, CA
Programs: SPG, Hyatt Diamond Member, Club Calrson Silver, AA, Hilton Gold, BA
Posts: 476
Everyone tread with caution. I can see Chase banning us for stuff like this. I dont want to become one of those horror stories where I cant access any of my UR points and chase closing all of my accounts. That would be a nightmare. I think i'll be conservative and do only about 2500 worth every quarter
#34
Join Date: Nov 2002
Posts: 920
If everyone keeps blatantly commenting on the deal and the details then it isnt going to last your 6mos to get the spend you need. I dont know when FT became a place for stupid people to blab out and spell out each specifc but how long before this bank decides that the public discussion warrants them closing the loophole?
#38
Join Date: May 2006
Posts: 1,433
#40
Join Date: Apr 2007
Programs: Marriott Plat
Posts: 113
Assumng there is not a daily withdrawal limit
Edit: I now see there is daily teller limit $500 .
Last edited by jwchef1975; Aug 14, 2012 at 5:28 am
#42
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: LAX
Posts: 670
I have what is almost certainly a stupid question resulting from me overlooking something painfully obvious, but here it goes:
Let's say you use Bank X's CC to load up the WF PPC. Why would Bank X care one way or the other if you were doing this repeatedly? From Bank X's financial perspective, isn't it no different than any other transaction? If you use the Bank X CC to buy $100 worth of candy vs $100 worth of WF PPC, is there any difference to what Bank X receives?
Let's say you use Bank X's CC to load up the WF PPC. Why would Bank X care one way or the other if you were doing this repeatedly? From Bank X's financial perspective, isn't it no different than any other transaction? If you use the Bank X CC to buy $100 worth of candy vs $100 worth of WF PPC, is there any difference to what Bank X receives?
#43
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Join Date: May 2010
Posts: 2,998
I have what is almost certainly a stupid question resulting from me overlooking something painfully obvious, but here it goes:
Let's say you use Bank X's CC to load up the WF PPC. Why would Bank X care one way or the other if you were doing this repeatedly? From Bank X's financial perspective, isn't it no different than any other transaction? If you use the Bank X CC to buy $100 worth of candy vs $100 worth of WF PPC, is there any difference to what Bank X receives?
Let's say you use Bank X's CC to load up the WF PPC. Why would Bank X care one way or the other if you were doing this repeatedly? From Bank X's financial perspective, isn't it no different than any other transaction? If you use the Bank X CC to buy $100 worth of candy vs $100 worth of WF PPC, is there any difference to what Bank X receives?
#44
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: LAX
Posts: 670