Netspend
#272


Join Date: Jan 2014
Posts: 290
Yep my trusty Chevron informed me last week when I went in to do the usual loads. I was loading twice a week for the past 1.5 to 2 years. Wasn't sure if it was just that location but now it seems like new corporate policy. Its been a bad week with loss of that and NW Buxx.
#273

Join Date: Jan 2017
Posts: 161
I'm looking for a cheap way to pay non-credit card bills (mortgage, electric, student loans etc.) and NetSpend seems like a good option. I live in TX so I can load from VGC for no fee (I have done 2 tests to confirm this) which means I can effectively pay my bills with CC spend for 0.98%. Assuming I load in variable amounts and occasionally throw them a bone with a debit card purchase, can I get away with using this for around 2k/month in bills without getting shutdown?
#277




Join Date: Dec 2013
Location: California
Posts: 267
#278
Join Date: Oct 2015
Posts: 115
Look at the back of the card to see which bank issues it. Netspend has a couple different issuers (might depend on where you got the card). My ACE Elite card says Metabank, and my Brinks card says BofI. You can also look at the interest amounts to match a 1099 form to a bank account. And I doubt that you have an actual bank account at Metabank, so what else would that be for? 

I've savings account with Brinks, Netspend and WU prepaid. It'll be one of those.
#279

Join Date: Jun 2014
Posts: 167
Ace, Netspend.com, Western Union are Metabank
Brinks and HEB are BofI
Separate forms will come for accounts at each provider, even they are at the same bank.
The Metabank 1099-INT forms have your account number in "account number."
The BofI 1099-INT forms have an unfamiliar number in "account number."
Brinks and HEB are BofI
Separate forms will come for accounts at each provider, even they are at the same bank.
The Metabank 1099-INT forms have your account number in "account number."
The BofI 1099-INT forms have an unfamiliar number in "account number."
#283




Join Date: Dec 2016
Location: TPA
Programs: British, United,SW, Delta,Iberia,KLM, Qatar, IHG, Hilton, Marriott, Starwood, Radisson, Wyndham,
Posts: 257
Thank you. I just checked abusive fee of Netspend for deposit the Mo in 24 h, 25 dollars, if not 10 days. I guess I will just use Family dollar reloads.
#284




Join Date: Oct 2013
Posts: 1,322
I really don't understand why anyone would want to deposit MOs to Netspend or any other prepaid card. In my mind, MOs are the 2nd-to-last step in the MS process, followed only by deposit to bank and payment of CC bill to complete the cycle.
#285
Join Date: Jul 2014
Posts: 3,688
Originally Posted by honores41
I just loaded the card using a 500 dollars mastercard gift card family dollar. Only issue was paying 3.95 fee.

