Prepaidian Delaware Boys Girl Club Card issued by Metabank
Feb 22, 2015, 9:51 pm
#107
Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: Down South, The Desert
Programs: Marriot Rewards, Southwest Rapid rewards, Emerald Club, Avis Preferred
Posts: 1,871
Feb 22, 2015, 11:23 pm
#108
Join Date: Apr 2000
Location: Fort Myers, FL
Programs: Hilton Gold, SPG & IHG Plat, & every airline program that I can join
Posts: 2,279
Cheers!
JudyJFLA
Last edited by JudyJFLA; Feb 23, 2015 at 2:51 pm
Feb 22, 2015, 11:59 pm
#109
Join Date: Dec 2014
Location: New York City + Vail, CO
Programs: American Airlines Executive Platinum, Marriott Bonvoy Ambassador Elite
Posts: 3,226
For each $200 card you would pay $6.95(purchase fee)+2.95(load)+2.50(ATM out) = $12.40 for 1035 points giving you a valuation of 0.01163285024 per point. Not the best MS avenue, but not the worst either. It could also be a decent way to hit the minimum spend on the Ink Card if RedBird/BlueBird/Serve/T-Mobile aren't available to you.
Feb 23, 2015, 2:16 pm
#111
Join Date: Feb 2015
Programs: Delta, USAir, Hilton
Posts: 3
Im not a fan of public message boards and here is why. My Prepaidian BGC card was just cancelled for "suspicious behavior" thanks to all the posting about this gold mine on this site. Things were grate until y'all had to tell the world about it. Good luck to all you latecomers, you'll get what you deserve which is nothing.
Feb 23, 2015, 2:43 pm
#112
Join Date: Apr 2000
Location: Fort Myers, FL
Programs: Hilton Gold, SPG & IHG Plat, & every airline program that I can join
Posts: 2,279
Im not a fan of public message boards and here is why. My Prepaidian BGC card was just cancelled for "suspicious behavior" thanks to all the posting about this gold mine on this site. Things were grate until y'all had to tell the world about it. Good luck to all you latecomers, you'll get what you deserve which is nothing.
Latecomers? Sayeth the man with 1 post!!
We are all trying to find a way to make this work cheaply. So far it is not turning out to be the golden goose, and the load limits were dropped to $250 before it was posted here.
Cheers!
JudyJFLA
Feb 23, 2015, 4:20 pm
#113
Join Date: May 2005
Location: DFW
Programs: AA Plat
Posts: 271
Im not a fan of public message boards and here is why. My Prepaidian BGC card was just cancelled for "suspicious behavior" thanks to all the posting about this gold mine on this site. Things were grate until y'all had to tell the world about it. Good luck to all you latecomers, you'll get what you deserve which is nothing.
Feb 23, 2015, 5:21 pm
#115
Join Date: Aug 2013
Posts: 1,207
Im not a fan of public message boards and here is why. My Prepaidian BGC card was just cancelled for "suspicious behavior" thanks to all the posting about this gold mine on this site. Things were grate until y'all had to tell the world about it. Good luck to all you latecomers, you'll get what you deserve which is nothing.
Feb 23, 2015, 6:50 pm
#116
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: DFW
Posts: 454
I don't know why you'd necessarily dismiss someone with no posts making a point. i'm sure mods and those who have access to analytics could probably attest readership is way higher than membership. You did out some gold mines. IF this was 10k a month, and there are 5-6 cards/variations, with 2-3 people - this probably did shut down some financial goldmining for people. Until I see something mailed to me, I am going to hope just there are people spreading false info to get their gold mine to themselves.
Feb 23, 2015, 6:51 pm
#117
Join Date: May 2014
Posts: 19
You guys seriously need to get over yourselves.
We are self-evangelized criminals; whether you want to admit it or not.
Money does not come from nowhere. The US government can do it; none of us can. We are scheming and exploiting financial institutions at every point we can.
There is no such thing as a "deal," or "MS avenue." There are methods of taking advantage of available incentivizing marketing offers to perform actions that were never intended by the original creators. In video games, these are called glitches.
There's the utilitarian view that these financial institutions deserve our leeching because they demonstrably squeeze and suck their customers dry. The Kantian view reminds us that even Robin Hood is still a thief; and so are we.
We are glorified thieves and I'm okay with that. Are you?
It doesn't make sense to attach these "deals" or "entitlement" to our egos or backlash against others who work against our methods.
We are self-evangelized criminals; whether you want to admit it or not.
Money does not come from nowhere. The US government can do it; none of us can. We are scheming and exploiting financial institutions at every point we can.
There is no such thing as a "deal," or "MS avenue." There are methods of taking advantage of available incentivizing marketing offers to perform actions that were never intended by the original creators. In video games, these are called glitches.
There's the utilitarian view that these financial institutions deserve our leeching because they demonstrably squeeze and suck their customers dry. The Kantian view reminds us that even Robin Hood is still a thief; and so are we.
We are glorified thieves and I'm okay with that. Are you?
It doesn't make sense to attach these "deals" or "entitlement" to our egos or backlash against others who work against our methods.
Feb 23, 2015, 6:59 pm
#118
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Oct 2014
Posts: 10,904
You guys seriously need to get over yourselves.
We are self-evangelized criminals; whether you want to admit it or not.
Money does not come from nowhere. The US government can do it; none of us can. We are scheming and exploiting financial institutions at every point we can.
There is no such thing as a "deal," or "MS avenue." There are methods of taking advantage of available incentivizing marketing offers to perform actions that were never intended by the original creators. In video games, these are called glitches.
There's the utilitarian view that these financial institutions deserve our leeching because they demonstrably squeeze and suck their customers dry. The Kantian view reminds us that even Robin Hood is still a thief; and so are we.
We are glorified thieves and I'm okay with that. Are you?
It doesn't make sense to attach these "deals" or "entitlement" to our egos or backlash against others who work against our methods.
We are self-evangelized criminals; whether you want to admit it or not.
Money does not come from nowhere. The US government can do it; none of us can. We are scheming and exploiting financial institutions at every point we can.
There is no such thing as a "deal," or "MS avenue." There are methods of taking advantage of available incentivizing marketing offers to perform actions that were never intended by the original creators. In video games, these are called glitches.
There's the utilitarian view that these financial institutions deserve our leeching because they demonstrably squeeze and suck their customers dry. The Kantian view reminds us that even Robin Hood is still a thief; and so are we.
We are glorified thieves and I'm okay with that. Are you?
It doesn't make sense to attach these "deals" or "entitlement" to our egos or backlash against others who work against our methods.
I can't speak for you, but I stay on the right side of that line.
Feb 23, 2015, 7:07 pm
#119
Join Date: May 2014
Posts: 19
You can take less than $20 worth of value from someone and they are unable to sue you. Just because you have no legal repercussions from these actions, doesn't make it any less stealing.
You're still a thief, and so am I! You're proving my point though that MSers rationalize their stealing and try to push ethical rules on each other.
Feb 23, 2015, 7:26 pm
#120
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Oct 2014
Posts: 10,904
Words only mean what you want them to. To me, you implied you have no guilt or moral issue with what you do.
You can take less than $20 worth of value from someone and they are unable to sue you. Just because you have no legal repercussions from these actions, doesn't make it any less stealing.
You're still a thief, and so am I! You're proving my point though that MSers rationalize their stealing and try to push ethical rules on each other.
You can take less than $20 worth of value from someone and they are unable to sue you. Just because you have no legal repercussions from these actions, doesn't make it any less stealing.
You're still a thief, and so am I! You're proving my point though that MSers rationalize their stealing and try to push ethical rules on each other.
Your problem is that you are assuming that there is only one concept of right and wrong, and that what you believe is right and wrong should apply to everyone. This is the sort of thinking leads to abominations like organized religion.
In the real world, people may have differing opinions on whether an action is right or wrong. This is specifically why we have codified laws. If everyone agreed on these concepts, we'd just need one law that said "don't do anything wrong".
You can believe that certain actions are right or wrong all that you want; just don't expect everyone else in the world to agree with you.