Prepaidian Delaware Boys Girl Club Card issued by Metabank
Feb 21, 2015, 9:58 pm
#61
Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: JRF
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AMHSI has negotiated a very favorable price for our students' parents as well as for AMHSI alumni. The card is free for the first two months and there is no enrollment fee, or fees to use the card. You can obtain customer service, or get access to your account on-line. The $3.95 monthly fee after the first two months is waived if more than $800 is deposited on the card in any given month. The fee for an ATM withdrawal is $2.50 and a balance inquiry is $0.75. Importantly, any purchases or withdrawals made overseas including Israel are converted at the wholesale rate for currency conversions. These fees are per account, not per card ordered.
To apply for the AMHSI JNF Visa Prepaid Card, simply go online to www.getdebitcard.net/a3 and use Promo Code AA0045. It only takes a moment to apply and you will receive a personalized reloadable card, with the AMHSI and JNF logos on it, within 5-7 business days. Once you receive the card you can get an additional card for your spouse or student(s) attending AMHSI through the AMHSI Visa Prepaid Card. The easiest way to load the card is from any credit card or other debit card, or a linked bank account. It can also be loaded by check using the Ingo Money mobile app, which can be downloaded from the Apple App or Google Play store.
To apply for the AMHSI JNF Visa Prepaid Card, simply go online to www.getdebitcard.net/a3 and use Promo Code AA0045. It only takes a moment to apply and you will receive a personalized reloadable card, with the AMHSI and JNF logos on it, within 5-7 business days. Once you receive the card you can get an additional card for your spouse or student(s) attending AMHSI through the AMHSI Visa Prepaid Card. The easiest way to load the card is from any credit card or other debit card, or a linked bank account. It can also be loaded by check using the Ingo Money mobile app, which can be downloaded from the Apple App or Google Play store.
Feb 21, 2015, 10:58 pm
#63
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: BOS .. but soon SFO
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http://usa.visa.com/personal/persona.../index.jsp?b=1
looks like standard CVS/7-11 but some supermarkets who have moneygram are also included
Feb 22, 2015, 1:36 am
#66
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Feb 22, 2015, 4:41 am
#69
Join Date: Jul 2014
Posts: 427
I got on my PC and off my tiny phone screen, and looked at this more.
Reading comprehension is key, y'all. This is better than some, but this card is no great deal. If you like paying 1.18% per load, knock yourself out, because $250 is the CURRENT max for debit/credit (different for cash reloads). It is clear as black and white on the card member agreement page.
Plus, this is freakin Metabank. You will lose.
The OP wasn't being naive, he is trolling. I fell for it too, at first.
Reading comprehension is key, y'all. This is better than some, but this card is no great deal. If you like paying 1.18% per load, knock yourself out, because $250 is the CURRENT max for debit/credit (different for cash reloads). It is clear as black and white on the card member agreement page.
Plus, this is freakin Metabank. You will lose.
The OP wasn't being naive, he is trolling. I fell for it too, at first.
Feb 22, 2015, 5:13 am
#70
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Posts: 639
I got on my PC and off my tiny phone screen, and looked at this more.
Reading comprehension is key, y'all. This is better than some, but this card is no great deal. If you like paying 1.18% per load, knock yourself out, because $250 is the CURRENT max for debit/credit (different for cash reloads). It is clear as black and white on the card member agreement page.
Plus, this is freakin Metabank. You will lose.
The OP wasn't being naive, he is trolling. I fell for it too, at first.
Reading comprehension is key, y'all. This is better than some, but this card is no great deal. If you like paying 1.18% per load, knock yourself out, because $250 is the CURRENT max for debit/credit (different for cash reloads). It is clear as black and white on the card member agreement page.
Plus, this is freakin Metabank. You will lose.
The OP wasn't being naive, he is trolling. I fell for it too, at first.
Feb 22, 2015, 6:31 am
#72
Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: Chicago
Programs: United MileagePlus, Hyatt Platinum
Posts: 148
http://viewfromthewing.boardingarea....a-credit-card/
There’s a discussion on Flyertalk about several prepaid debit products that you can buy online (free, with free shipping) and that you can then load online with a credit card.
You can load up to $2500 per day onto the card and store up to $10,000 at a time.
Some key fees:
$3.95 monthly service fee, waived when you load $800 or more to the card each month
$2.95 for loading the card by credit card
$2.50 ATM cash withdrawal fee (in addition to fees charged by an out of network ATM)
$0.50 Bill pay fee
The card terms seem to suggest you can load a maximum of $250 at a time with a credit card, making it uneconomic and significant effort for each $2.95 fee. However reports are that in fact $2500 loads are permitted. So $2500 charged to your card for $2.95, once per week per card.
They’re branded cards issued by Metabank for Boys & Girls Clubs of Deleware, Goodwill Deleware, and others. (These groups don’t manage the cards, they just get royalty income for use of their name.)
Feb 22, 2015, 6:43 am
#75
Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: Chicago
Programs: United MileagePlus, Hyatt Platinum
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