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Originally Posted by VizeL
(Post 23307035)
There is a $2k/7day limit on spend.
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Yup, I have it set up on my calendar for reloads -- but spends I do every 2 weeks so that takes care of all limits anyway :). If you get yourself into a routine, I think it becomes much easier
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TD sent me a mail which said there are no load fees till the new date ($1) so its free loading and unloading till then. Hope this helps.
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This was such an easy/cheap way to MS. Sad to see it go...onto the next one! |
I'm glad I was able to finish churning a bunch of AA Exec 100K cards before it ended :D
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Now that the TD Go card is changing, which is the next best Buxx card to get? I'm guessing the NW Buxx if the USB Buxx is really unavailable (any hidden link?).
Is it worth looking into if I have a few family members I can spin up as parents and teens? |
Originally Posted by thoughts1053
(Post 23317334)
Now that the TD Go card is changing, which is the next best Buxx card to get? I'm guessing the NW Buxx if the USB Buxx is really unavailable (any hidden link?).
Is it worth looking into if I have a few family members I can spin up as parents and teens? ...that sure isnt much....and if you were to get from an ATM you would have to go to the ATM 5 times per month...not including phone calls to reverse $1 charges that get put on there by mistake. Someone may clarify on ways around that limit but to me it seems easier to go grab a paypal mycash or a gift card and be done with the 1k a month amount in an hour or two instead of 5 trips to the ATM and 5 phone calls about a fee reversal.... ...but to each their own. |
Originally Posted by Mamibear
(Post 23308472)
you can load more than the initial 517.50 by logging in to the parent account and choose the teen card you want to load. Even if you just ordered the teen card, you can start adding funds to it up the max allowed.
when you registered, you had a log in email and PW as parent, they won't send you that info except to say the registration was successful. |
Originally Posted by SkyTeam777
(Post 23318891)
Anyone having problems paying their AA Citi card bills with their TD Go card lately? Or is it going through just fine still.
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Originally Posted by SkyTeam777
(Post 23318891)
Anyone having problems paying their AA Citi card bills with their TD Go card lately? Or is it going through just fine still.
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Originally Posted by air360
(Post 23318370)
From reading the wiki it says its Max load per rolling 30 days is only 1000
...that sure isnt much....and if you were to get from an ATM you would have to go to the ATM 5 times per month...not including phone calls to reverse $1 charges that get put on there by mistake. Someone may clarify on ways around that limit but to me it seems easier to go grab a paypal mycash or a gift card and be done with the 1k a month amount in an hour or two instead of 5 trips to the ATM and 5 phone calls about a fee reversal.... ...but to each their own. |
Originally Posted by VizeL
(Post 23313355)
Yup, I have it set up on my calendar for reloads -- but spends I do every 2 weeks so that takes care of all limits anyway :). If you get yourself into a routine, I think it becomes much easier
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Originally Posted by iahphx
(Post 23321542)
I think just about everyone here who's gotten the TD card screwed up the timing on the load or unload once or twice. I've done it, and I even have some experience with the Target AMEX prepaid card which has similar (but easier to remember) rules. It's never fun when you're at the Walmart counter and your transaction is declined because you've spent more than $2000 in 7 days.
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Originally Posted by daprophecy
(Post 23313694)
TD sent me a mail which said there are no load fees till the new date ($1) so its free loading and unloading till then. Hope this helps.
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