Per TCB, you have to wait 7 days before you file a claim. My first untracked one will have the 7 day "anniversary" tomorrow, I'll file mine then.

anyone try yazing recently with GCM?

it doesn't work with GCM.

Is that a new thing? The one and only time I used Yazing with GCM was in February, and I'm still waiting for the cashback.

I'll wait a few days before filing with TCB in hopes that it gets auto-corrected. For me, not spending extra time to file TCB claims > getting the cashback a few days earlier.

I don't buy AGCs but I don't see how they're comparable with VGCs being that they involve more work & fees to liquidate. Or am I missing something?

Venmo codes AGC as debit. No fees to liquidate, nor gas or travel time to acquire/liquidate.

Excellent reply. I guess he was missing something... hehehehe.

I'd been using Yazing for the last couples of weeks with GCM without issues; however the last 3 orders that I placed last week with the GCM using Yazing have not been tracking
upon reading of similar issues with the TCB in this forum, I will open a ticket with Yazing today and I will report back...

I see, thanks. Haven't gotten into Venmo yet. I know it's off topic here but what kind of monthly volume seems to be OK as far as not triggering flags?

There is a limit to number of new cards you can add, I think its something really small like 6 every 6-12 months

Well I think we can safely say it's a GCM issue, and not each individual portal.

OK thanks. I meant monthly $ volume per Venmo account seems safe. It seems some people float ok and others get shut down, esp for using two Venmo accounts and sending money back & forth to themselves (which it'd make sense there'd be flags in place for that).

Wrong thread, plus there's better promo codes out there so don't use this one.

venmo is def not worth the effort; it will quickly shut down & possibly hold $ for a while; unless something would change for the better, no intention to mess with it...it's like Gwallet, but G quickly put the fund back to the card

That's what I had come across but hadn't looked into it so figured I'd ask in case that wasn't the case. I suppose it has its value for people that can't easily liquidate VGCs (I am not one of them) and have to meet minimum spend via MS somehow.