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Originally Posted by bodiddely
(Post 36260294)
Sorry if I wasn't clear - I meant unloading the Discover card with an MO purchase. The Discover card apparently earns 1% cashback up to $30/month. That's from Discover, nothing to do with a grocery store cashback program.
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loaded 3 X 498 on two disover card, I almost think 500 will work but dont want to take a chance with card lock up. I can live with this pain of draining 2 bucks.
4 X 498 should work as well, just not pushing the limit right now. |
Originally Posted by Gitangali
(Post 36271252)
loaded 3 X 498 on two disover card, I almost think 500 will work but dont want to take a chance with card lock up. I can live with this pain of draining 2 bucks.
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Originally Posted by TTT103
(Post 36272865)
Just out of curiosity, are both Discover accounts in your own name and linked to the same non-Discover external checking account? I've been wondering if I could open a second one.
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Originally Posted by bodiddely
(Post 36260207)
Does anyone ever unload their card by buying MOs at a grocery store? Would be nice if that counted towards the 1% cashback up to $30/month and also maybe looked more favorably on (using the card for purchases) than billpay (maybe?)
Curious if anyone has theories on that, I don't want to risk my account for an extra $30 a month by any means but it would be a pretty minimal time investment to do that a few times a month during regular grocery store shopping . All the grocery stores around me are strictly no VGC for MO so I wouldn't be foregoing an opportunity to liquidate VGCs. |
Originally Posted by Gitangali
(Post 36233397)
I can hit a lot harder than that, in my area even I saw one of the post office selling the VGCs.
I do wish this thing dies completely to not even have a chance to mess with the fire! |
Originally Posted by Gitangali
(Post 36275337)
Discover in P1 P2 name, linked to the same ext account but they are also in P1, P2 name respectively. I dont think one person can open 2 discover accounts? correct me if I am mistaken.
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Originally Posted by GranblueF
(Post 36281456)
yeah just noticed my post office has BHN/Pathward $500 variables. Anyone know if USPS codes as office for CIC when buying inside? I imagine probably need the CIP for 3% shipping
So you will be the first DP as far as I know. The first question I would have is whether the USPS will even allow you to buy their VGCs with a CC. The next question is whether the USPS codes as on office (I highly doubt it :( ) but please be the DP and let us know the answer the two above questions :) DPs are always appreciated. |
Put the DP in the Doc, but good news is that Incomm/Pathward Vanilla Visa worked for me to load Discover at WM with a 450 swipe. I was getting nervous with all the negative DP associated with BIN 4097 58 but it worked for me!
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Originally Posted by GranblueF
(Post 36284321)
Put the DP in the Doc, but good news is that Incomm/Pathward Vanilla Visa worked for me to load Discover at WM with a 450 swipe. I was getting nervous with all the negative DP associated with BIN 4097 58 but it worked for me!
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Originally Posted by dwCoffee
(Post 36284574)
So you're leaving $50 on each card? Then liquidating the rest elsewhere?
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409758 fail
First time trying to load. I bought 409758 Pathward then about about 30m later 498 load failed with random pin. I bought some $8 icecream which did go through. I went back to a different WM and tried 490 load which failed again. Did I mess up anywhere or is it just YMMV? I think I might try Kroger instead after reading that thread (east coast).
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loaded 998 on Each of the two discover cards.
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loaded another 998 on Each of the two discover cards.
Is this back to normal? I guess the VGC got tired of the phone calls, replacement cards and relaxed the fraud filter? I am not sure if I could do 500s as before. |
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