Chase Gift Cards [Ending: 9.22.2013]
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Dec 4, 12, 2:37 pm
#1
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Chase Gift Cards [Ending: 9.22.2013]
Don't know if this has been posted before, but Chase is offering gift cards available for up to $500 and payable by credit card. There's a $4.95 fee for buying online, and a $3.50 fee per card if bought at a branch. At a branch, you can buy bulk order as well, up to 500 cards. If you have a premier checking account, you get the cards at no fee.
Seems like a good alternative to Vanilla and AmEx Prepaid. Is this another branch to The Mint?
https://www.chase.com/online/Checking/gift-card.htm/
Seems like a good alternative to Vanilla and AmEx Prepaid. Is this another branch to The Mint?
https://www.chase.com/online/Checking/gift-card.htm/
Dec 4, 12, 2:47 pm
#2
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Registering as a purchase or as a cash advance?
Originally Posted by ToneDaBass
Don't know if this has been posted before, but Chase is offering gift cards available for up to $500 and payable by credit card. There's a $4.95 fee for buying online, and a $3.50 fee per card if bought at a branch. At a branch, you can buy bulk order as well, up to 500 cards. If you have a premier checking account, you get the cards at no fee.
Seems like a good alternative to Vanilla and AmEx Prepaid. Is this another branch to The Mint?
https://www.chase.com/online/Checking/gift-card.htm/
Seems like a good alternative to Vanilla and AmEx Prepaid. Is this another branch to The Mint?
https://www.chase.com/online/Checking/gift-card.htm/
Dec 4, 12, 2:48 pm
#4
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if this is purchase at local branch, oh yeah next mint!
Dec 4, 12, 3:02 pm
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Interesting.
Now, which credit cards pay 2x, 3x, 4x, or 5x points for purchases at banks?
Now, which credit cards pay 2x, 3x, 4x, or 5x points for purchases at banks?
Dec 4, 12, 3:29 pm
#6
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Originally Posted by ToneDaBass
Don't know if this has been posted before, but Chase is offering gift cards available for up to $500 and payable by credit card. There's a $4.95 fee for buying online, and a $3.50 fee per card if bought at a branch. At a branch, you can buy bulk order as well, up to 500 cards. If you have a premier checking account, you get the cards at no fee.
Seems like a good alternative to Vanilla and AmEx Prepaid. Is this another branch to The Mint?
https://www.chase.com/online/Checking/gift-card.htm/
Seems like a good alternative to Vanilla and AmEx Prepaid. Is this another branch to The Mint?
https://www.chase.com/online/Checking/gift-card.htm/
Dec 4, 12, 3:30 pm
#7
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Originally Posted by ToneDaBass
Seems like a good alternative to Vanilla and AmEx Prepaid. Is this another branch to The Mint?
Handy, yes, but really no better or worse than buying anyplace else as you still end up with a handful of gift cards to deal with.
Dec 4, 12, 3:39 pm
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Eh...as long as you are getting a cash back with Amex, not sure why this would be helpful...especially if you end up paying the fee. Just go to OD and buy the same ones and get 5x.
Dec 4, 12, 3:53 pm
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From the T&C -
"You agree not to use the Card at any automatic teller machines (ATMs), at merchants or financial institutions to obtain cash back, to transfer funds by wire, or to initiate Internet gambling or any illegal transactions."
"You agree not to use the Card at any automatic teller machines (ATMs), at merchants or financial institutions to obtain cash back, to transfer funds by wire, or to initiate Internet gambling or any illegal transactions."
Dec 4, 12, 3:59 pm
#10
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Originally Posted by djrez4
From the T&C -
#[email protected]#(*&[email protected])#(*@)(&%@)_(#)([email protected]&$(*%@(*#)(!!_)@(@$()@$ %@*#@*))()%($*)
#[email protected]#(*&[email protected])#(*@)(&%@)_(#)([email protected]&$(*%@(*#)(!!_)@(@$()@$ %@*#@*))()%($*)
Dec 4, 12, 6:07 pm
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Originally Posted by mrstraveler
No bueno...you can't load BB or use at ATM.
The link above shows that this is a VISA debit card. So think about what other things you might be able to use a debit card for that might be beneficial.
Dec 4, 12, 6:11 pm
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(*digs in heels pushing against the door*) must...stop...bloggers...from...posting....Aaaargh !
Dec 4, 12, 6:36 pm
#14
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Originally Posted by caGALINDO
All I see is #[email protected]#(*&[email protected])#(*@)(&%@)_(#)([email protected]&$(*%@(*#)(!!_)@(@$()@$ %@*#@*))()%($*)
Dec 4, 12, 8:10 pm
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Originally Posted by GetawaysRus
Actually these might be quite bueno. Think creatively....
The link above shows that this is a VISA debit card. So think about what other things you might be able to use a debit card for that might be beneficial.
The link above shows that this is a VISA debit card. So think about what other things you might be able to use a debit card for that might be beneficial.
6. Is the card a credit card?
No, but since there is no PIN with the card, select "credit" rather than the "debit" or "ATM" if you are prompted by a merchant's terminal.
