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Originally Posted by uncommonsensical
(Post 22726340)
yeah, but that isn't my question.
MVD doesn't have the same reputation for taking your money hostage like some of the others. the others render your card dead, then refuse to send you your money. sure, MVD, kills your card without notice and makes it impossible to sign in online. but they also just put you in spend down mode and you can, as i did with a relative's card last month that was put in spend down, extract over $8,000 in 2 days with zero problems. ergo, my question is as stated above. |
Mind if I run something by you, for those of you with experience with shutdowns/spend down?
Involves really only loading MVD with VRs, and CAing. As an outsider looking at utilizing active MVDs for a one-off VR liquidation (yes I still have a source in my area), this whole account shut down thing looks ridiculous. Why does MVD even still exist? I digress, back to my original q: I have 3 active MVD accounts, and there are 3 open in both my mother and father's names, that I did before I realized you could liquidate temp cards without registering. Wiki info seems to contradict data points. The total amount of VR's I'm looking to purchase and then liquidate would be about $24,000 ($10k for Citi Exec AA, $14k more on Chase BA Visa). $5k to my BB, $5k to dad's BB, $5k to Mom's BB. So there's $9k on MVDs. Am I seeing $2500 MONTHLY or WEEKLY load limit? PER CARD or PER MVD USER? And the $500 DAILY load limit means loading ONE VR per DAY? (Again, per card or per user?) Plan is to CA at my bank, assuming I can at this point. Is CA-ing generally safe in spend-down mode? |
Originally Posted by tigerhunt2011
(Post 22728119)
Mind if I run something by you, for those of you with experience with shutdowns/spend down?
Involves really only loading MVD with VRs, and CAing. As an outsider looking at utilizing active MVDs for a one-off VR liquidation (yes I still have a source in my area), this whole account shut down thing looks ridiculous. Why does MVD even still exist? I digress, back to my original q: I have 3 active MVD accounts, and there are 3 open in both my mother and father's names, that I did before I realized you could liquidate temp cards without registering. Wiki info seems to contradict data points. The total amount of VR's I'm looking to purchase and then liquidate would be about $24,000 ($10k for Citi Exec AA, $14k more on Chase BA Visa). $5k to my BB, $5k to dad's BB, $5k to Mom's BB. So there's $9k on MVDs. Am I seeing $2500 MONTHLY or WEEKLY load limit? PER CARD or PER MVD USER? And the $500 DAILY load limit means loading ONE VR per DAY? (Again, per card or per user?) Plan is to CA at my bank, assuming I can at this point. Is CA-ing generally safe in spend-down mode? You can load $2500/day using VRs. Do it close to 12PM Eastern, and you can load 2 days worth on either side to avoid getting shutdown. There's inconclusive info on the CA limit, whether it's daily/weekly/monthly. If you have cards in not your name, how are you planning to CA those? The bank will take you card and make you sign paper. I don't think they'll like it if you show up with some in other's name or if it's a no-name card. YMMV. I also would be leery doing more than $10kish/month since it is a CASH advance. Especially if using different debit card numbers. Your bank may consider that suspicious. If you're going down the Vanilla debit route, I'd suggest doing 3 accounts under your name which I think others have indicated is the supposed limit. Sign up for a free card online, then register it when it comes, then load it. Again, I think you're too aggressive and risk some type(s) of AA based on your plan. I understand wanting to get the Citi spend done to try to avoid that annual fee, but you should go easier on the Chase IMHO. Even eating a $95/fee on the Chase seems a prudent investment. |
Thank you for your response. Didn't quote because I don't want a monster thread :)
The rush on the Chase card is because I got it in December, and obviously want the avios sooner rather than later with planned travel. But you're right, with 2 Ink cards and the Hyatt card on my AoR radar, not worth risking my relationship with Chase. Suggestions on absolute cap with the BA visa? Just need to get it done by November to be in my comfort zone... With Citi, rush isn't on the Annual Fee, they gave me short window and wouldn't extend it so I'm already duped into the $250 at least. Just the clock ticking on the 3 months with Citi. Didn't think about the 6 other MVDs being in my parents names... so $2500 / day / card... what is the max load per month per card, I guess is my last question? :) Thank you teammjs :) |
Anyone else having problem logging in?
Says certificate is revoked? |
Originally Posted by mimixbox
(Post 22733828)
Anyone else having problem logging in?
Says certificate is revoked? http://nigelball.org/2010/01/28/fire...tificate-issue |
Is there any way to use the temp card without registering?
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Originally Posted by member7777
(Post 22744983)
Is there any way to use the temp card without registering?
Did this with 8 cards myself... |
Originally Posted by mimixbox
(Post 22733828)
Anyone else having problem logging in?
Says certificate is revoked? |
They put me in spend down mode for a long time.
And, it is still in spend down mode. My question is, will they start to charge me no activity fee? Thanks. Eric |
Things must be a bit quieter at Incomm since people are buying less VR's. I wonder if anyone there misses us yet. :)
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Originally Posted by zenride
(Post 22772254)
Things must be a bit quieter at Incomm since people are buying less VR's. I wonder if anyone there misses us yet. :)
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can you still CA a temp card?
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Originally Posted by busymike
(Post 22772933)
can you still CA a temp card?
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load mvd in cvs from VGC?
http://millionmilesecrets.com/2014/0...omment-1712799
how can you load MVD w/ VGC w/o leaving CVS? I thought MVD needed VRs. Or is this a multi-phase approach. buy VGC. use PIN to buy VR. load MVD. |
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