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For USB, anyone have trouble adding a Barclay MC (US)? I tried a couple of times, added a Chase VS after, no problems.
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Thanks, I got it - too expensive.
Originally Posted by f0xx
(Post 23001253)
It was talked about.
Look at the fees and T&C. You'll see why there's no talk of it. |
Originally Posted by Cbass98
(Post 22998318)
Ahh okay this makes sense then. I'm loading buxxx to meet initial spend for citi aa exec, but once that's over, I had been using my arrival card, which isn't a bad solution either.
But you're right, if you're getting 1% cash back from PP, then you're making $5 per $1,000 load vs spending $5 per load. And by having multiple cards tied to same PP to get around buxxx limit, that's downright genius. Ie...I have a few grocery stores and gas station that offer $10 of gas or gc for each $500 loads I buy with CC. I won't go into detail here. And please don't PM to ask me on this. I'm just giving you enough possibilities to do your own DD. MSing is really exciting and profitable. Even if you are a low volume producer like me with under $30K a month. |
Originally Posted by Fico2Go
(Post 23002842)
bingo! Not sure if you caught this part. But Buxx is not the main reason for unloading PP although 1.5% is great by her own merit. The big reason for using PP is so u can buy loads from local retails that offer rewards programs on the front end.
Ie...I have a few grocery stores and gas station that offer $10 of gas or gc for each $500 loads I buy with CC. I won't go into detail here. And please don't PM to ask me on this. I'm just giving you enough possibilities to do your own DD. MSing is really exciting and profitable. Even if you are a low volume producer like me with under $30K a month. |
Does anybody know if us buxx has a limit on daily transactions?
I checked the US buxx T&Cs but can't seem to find anything about daily transaction limits. i have done <$1k transaction so far and would like to do around 2k at a time to minimize WM trips. After the next buxx load in a week, I will do a test but would appreciate if anybody knows the answer. |
Originally Posted by mintcilantro
(Post 23005481)
Does anybody know if us buxx has a limit on daily transactions?
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I searched through the thread but didn't really find anything. Is there a recommended ATM withdraw strategy to avoid a shutdown or are these like AFTs where there doesn't seem to be a problem with loading and then unloading them right away every day in a row until each card is empty?
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Originally Posted by xiKiNGix
(Post 23002356)
For USB, anyone have trouble adding a Barclay MC (US)? I tried a couple of times, added a Chase VS after, no problems.
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Chase CS told me that on my Ink Plus card, both TD buxx and NW buxx were both coded as cash advance. Fortunately they did not go through for security reason..
Did anyone have the same cash advance experience on Ink Plus card? or other Chase card as well. I read Citi will treat TD Buxx transaction as purchase. Is it true? Thanks |
Originally Posted by sbbi
(Post 23006806)
Chase CS told me that on my Ink Plus card, both TD buxx and NW buxx were both coded as cash advance. Fortunately they did not go through for security reason..
Did anyone have the same cash advance experience on Ink Plus card? or other Chase card as well. I read Citi will treat TD Buxx transaction as purchase. Is it true? Thanks Thanks. |
Chase loads are coding as purchases for me on both my Ink Plus and CSP.
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Originally Posted by payeco
(Post 23007215)
Chase loads are coding as purchases for me on both my Ink Plus and CSP.
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Originally Posted by f0xx
(Post 23007232)
x2
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Originally Posted by raccah
(Post 23007295)
Is this an issue of USB versus NW
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Originally Posted by sbbi
(Post 23006871)
After reading some posts, it seems that Chase codes it as cash advance first and then change to purchase? So if my CA limit is $1000, I cannot go over that when I load (including fee it would be $1001)?
Thanks. Just loaded my next $999. |
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