good news and got me thinking:
 

does anyone know if the paypal "debit" card will work for these payments through evolve with no fees?

any issues from paypal?

thanks

Really stupid.

They're letting MSers debug? We aren't their target audience.

What we do and what we want does not extrapolate to what they should want as an ideal customer.

That's what I was implying: companies who ignore us are busy making money - they have bigger ideas. We're just the cost of doing business.

My PPDMC shows a 3% fee.

You are insinuating it was easy to pay a $2500 mortgage before without multiple accounts, being creative to avoid limits, etc? If so, I clearly must have missed that.....

Edit: now that I see ST is a no go on miles, this all sucks bad......

easy if you had access to reloadits. Ive been paying my 2000+ mortgage with evolve with reloadits for a long time now.

Its better to use a Tmo card b/c you'll get the $3.95 fee from the reloadit back.

A couple of 529 plan has been removed. I got an letter from evolve money:

Hello,
The payment on 03/05/2015 cannot be made to Biller New Yorks 529 College Savings Program because: Biller New Yorks 529 College Savings Program is no longer available.
Please login to your account to delete this biller.
If you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected] or 1-866-972-6137.
Thanks,
The Evolve Money Service Team

I login into my account, it looked like Utah 529 plan was removed also. There are still a few 529 plans on the list. Not sure if any other 529 plans are affected. Interest thing: New York 529 College Savings Program Advisor still exists while New York 529 College Savings Program was removed. :(

AND the T-Mobile card has billpay functionality.
Just don't overuse it to the point of shut-down, and monitor it to make sure funds arrive.

that sucks.. there goes my plan.

so is there a reloadable debit card that doesn't have a fee? anyone willing to share any info?

A friend looked into their web page code...there's a random embedded list of BIN's they are using on whether to charge the 3%. Friend was unsuccessful at trying to get access to that secret list.

If they are using the Durbin Amendment list, it might be the same as what the Fed has published.
http://www.federalreserve.gov/paymen...-standards.htm

If it is the same, then there are a couple of commonly used cards that should qualify for exemption from the 3% fee including Suntrust and USB

Guys is it worth $0.60 (3% fee) to drain a $20 Staples rebate VGC? I mean its not like I can drain it via Serve or anything. Figure its like a cost to MS just like paying a MO fee.

Hm...hmm.

If only there were some way ... to get a place to take a Visa card.

Think, brain.

http://www.quickmeme.com/img/cc/ccb1...05dd73321d.jpg

WOO-HOO

No. Spend the $20. (Most grocery stores for example will drain the card and let you pay the remainder another way.)