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Originally Posted by therivler1
(Post 20387512)
you buy dollar coins from the mint with them
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Originally Posted by surfcats
(Post 20387446)
So what is the advantage if cant get cash back in the bank? using them like cash? Can u pu Walmart money orders backing the bank?
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Vanilla gift cards cannot be cashed at the bank. Some prepaid debit cards can be cashed in the bank. Try with a small amount and see if it works in your bank. YMMV.
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Thanks Rambo
I get it now. I just needed clarification as to which cards the bank would take. It looks like I have to do my own footwork
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Duh!
At a CVS that perpetually has no MVR cards on the gift card shelf I did something radical:
I told the clerk that there were no more MVR cards left on the rack, and asked did they have any in the back. 30 seconds later a manager came out with 2 for me. I am now smacking my forehead wondering why in the hell I did not think of this weeks ago. @:-) |
Originally Posted by kokonutz
(Post 20390568)
At a CVS that perpetually has no MVR cards on the gift card shelf I did something radical:
I told the clerk that there were no more MVR cards left on the rack, and asked did they have any in the back. 30 seconds later a manager came out with 2 for me. I am now smacking my forehead wondering why in the hell I did not think of this weeks ago. @:-) |
Originally Posted by arsenalman
(Post 20387767)
go through the a few of the main threads on the manufactured section. Read through the first 10 and last 10 pages of each of them. It should help you understand.
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Has anyone ever had the .50 charge not show up on your CAs? I now have 2 in the last 2 weeks that have not added the .50 charge to them.
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Originally Posted by Dad to GO
(Post 20404266)
Has anyone ever had the .50 charge not show up on your CAs? I now have 2 in the last 2 weeks that have not added the .50 charge to them.
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More and more people seem to be getting HOLD statuses
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So my wife and I both have an MVD card. I use it for occasional large purchases as a good way of liquidating VRs. I have also used it a few times to get MOs.
When logging into my account over the weekend, the account status has now gone from "active" to "on hold". I called Incomm, who requested identity verifying information that would be sent to their compliance department for review. I sent them my Drivers License and SS Card as the two methods of verifying. The CSR made mention of my high volume of load/unloads and said that may be an indication as to why they are reviewing the account. CSR also said that the review will take up to a week. So it looks like my money is being held for at least a week and possibly quite longer if they close my account and eventually get around to issuing a check. Does not bode well for this particular method. I'll report any updates. Has this happened to anyone else? |
Originally Posted by jcmitchell21
(Post 20411809)
So my wife and I both have an MVD card. I use it for occasional large purchases as a good way of liquidating VRs. I have also used it a few times to get MOs.
When logging into my account over the weekend, the account status has now gone from "active" to "on hold". I called Incomm, who requested identity verifying information that would be sent to their compliance department for review. I sent them my Drivers License and SS Card as the two methods of verifying. The CSR made mention of my high volume of load/unloads and said that may be an indication as to why they are reviewing the account. CSR also said that the review will take up to a week. So it looks like my money is being held for at least a week and possibly quite longer if they close my account and eventually get around to issuing a check. Does not bode well for this particular method. I'll report any updates. Has this happened to anyone else? |
How much are you loading and unloading in a month? I try not go over 8K in a month. Just a little over bluebirds.
Originally Posted by jcmitchell21
(Post 20411809)
So my wife and I both have an MVD card. I use it for occasional large purchases as a good way of liquidating VRs. I have also used it a few times to get MOs.
When logging into my account over the weekend, the account status has now gone from "active" to "on hold". I called Incomm, who requested identity verifying information that would be sent to their compliance department for review. I sent them my Drivers License and SS Card as the two methods of verifying. The CSR made mention of my high volume of load/unloads and said that may be an indication as to why they are reviewing the account. CSR also said that the review will take up to a week. So it looks like my money is being held for at least a week and possibly quite longer if they close my account and eventually get around to issuing a check. Does not bode well for this particular method. I'll report any updates. Has this happened to anyone else? |
Originally Posted by jcmitchell21
(Post 20411809)
So my wife and I both have an MVD card. I use it for occasional large purchases as a good way of liquidating VRs. I have also used it a few times to get MOs.
When logging into my account over the weekend, the account status has now gone from "active" to "on hold". I called Incomm, who requested identity verifying information that would be sent to their compliance department for review. I sent them my Drivers License and SS Card as the two methods of verifying. The CSR made mention of my high volume of load/unloads and said that may be an indication as to why they are reviewing the account. CSR also said that the review will take up to a week. So it looks like my money is being held for at least a week and possibly quite longer if they close my account and eventually get around to issuing a check. Does not bode well for this particular method. I'll report any updates. Has this happened to anyone else? |
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