alternatives to 50 cent amazon swipes?
I need to meet some minimum transactions and was wondering if there are anything lower than the 50 cent amazon egift cards. thanks
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Why don't you just put some real swipes on it instead of ruining small value Amazon GC for the rest of us? It's nice to have small value Amazon GC there in case of emergency or for lazy liquidation of small GC amounts, but you and your ilk are going to kill it from overuse.
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Originally Posted by dukerau
(Post 24852990)
Why don't you just put some real swipes on it instead of ruining small value Amazon GC for the rest of us? It's nice to have small value Amazon GC there in case of emergency or for lazy liquidation of small GC amounts, but you and your ilk are going to kill it from overuse.
Me and my ilk?.. meaning me and the rest of all the FT'ers here? |
If it's a debit card, you can use Serve.
If you have a Softcard-Serve, you can use a credit card. I know that this blog is extremely hated here, but here are some ideas as well. http://millionmilesecrets.com/2015/0...ts-each-month/ In addition, you might be able to prepay some bills by adding just a few cents if there's an online form for it. |
Originally Posted by Phantom707
(Post 24853081)
If it's a debit card, you can use Serve.
If you have a Softcard-Serve, you can use a credit card. I know that this blog is extremely hated here, but here are some ideas as well. http://millionmilesecrets.com/2015/0...ts-each-month/ In addition, you might be able to prepay some bills by adding just a few cents if there's an online form for it. |
Originally Posted by dukerau
(Post 24852990)
Why don't you just put some real swipes on it instead of ruining small value Amazon GC for the rest of us? It's nice to have small value Amazon GC there in case of emergency or for lazy liquidation of small GC amounts, but you and your ilk are going to kill it from overuse.
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He's not one of the ilk. And all you ilk know who you are. Stop ilking the system!:p
Originally Posted by Silver Fox
(Post 24853229)
What makes you so special ?
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I think the minimum RB load is $0.01, so you could do that.
Or, during regular spending, you could do a split tender and put $0.01 on your debit card. |
Such a bad idea using cards described above. There is no such thing as free loading for the businesses providing consumers the free loading. Somebody is paying for it somehow.
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But don't use a debit card that earns $.10 per transaction for that $.01 load. Use of a RB (aka Bank of the Biker) card to load RB would be considered ilking and you don't want to get caught ilking an institution that promotes membership if you join a Texas motorcycle club. You just don't wanna get on the bad side of folks like The Bandidos whose motto is "We are the people our parents warned us about."
Originally Posted by BeyondtheWrap
(Post 24853734)
I think the minimum RB load is $0.01, so you could do that.
Or, during regular spending, you could do a split tender and put $0.01 on your debit card. |
If anybody knows how to make money and defend against ilkiness, it's Amazon. M$ers swiping 50 cents at a time is just not going to be a deal killer. They'll simply raise the minimum if it's a problem. EDP 50 cent swipes -- would this scale into big out of the box opp? Don't think so.
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If they are going to stop at raising min, fine. But, if they want to, they can distinguish real cash load vs debit at the register level, you know. The last thing we need is fees for using debit.
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I just put $1.01, $1.02, etc using my Internet providers online pay.
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pump $.01 of gas
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Originally Posted by Silver Fox
(Post 24853229)
What makes you so special ?
Oh, and by ilk I meant people hitting Amazon for lots of < $1 Amazon GC per month. When I use EDP (I don't use it every cycle), I actually use it for 30 swipes in a cycle. Novel concept. |
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