Wouldn't go the ATM route with this card - too much trouble with the fees. Unloading everything which is not payable via Evolve at Walmart. Max $100 cashback per transaction. Since I buy a freshly baked $1 French bread at our neighborhood market almost every day it's easy to unload cash from NW Buxx and Paypal :D

USB Buxx on the other hand does not allow cb with purchases. This one's ATM only but therefore there's no hassle with any fees as long as you have USB branches/ATMs close by (Food4Less or Albertson's for example).

How strict is the NW Buxx Max load per rolling 30 days: $1,000?

I ask because I've loaded $1,500 in a span of less than 30 days. Granted, the first $500 load was the one made when I ask for the card. Maybe that load doesn't count against the limit?

I've had my NW Buxx since Sept (recently), and I'm trying to put a nice schedule that repeats month after month. Problem is that I didn't do this at the beginning! So now, I'm trying to adjust so that my 2 "teens" load on the same day, unload on the same day, and repeat again on the same month. But I can't seem to find a solution to the puzzle of getting into the schedule without having to skip a load in one of the teens. So are these the only possible options (to synchronize the 2 teen cards)?:

1- Skip a load on one of the teens cards, and then load when the other teen loads
2- Not skip a load, but have one teen in one schedule and the other one in a second schedule

Thanks for any feedback.

Regarding my question regarding the synchronization of the 2 NW Buxx teen cards, this is what I came up:

http://i1369.photobucket.com/albums/...ps6b5217db.png

Note: Grey cell's are my FUTURE load/unloads for achieving card synchronization.

The AAA teen card's schedule doesn't violate any of the rules on the Wiki. But the teen BBB card's schedule violates the $500 credit on 11/7/2014 (violates the max. $1,000 per rolling 30 days).

If that day's load on teen BBB is not allowed by the system, I will probably skip that load altogether. I will give up $8 profit for simplicity going forward. I will load and unload on the same day. Please share if this is not a good strategy.

Load my BB at Walmart

Exactly...The 30 days rolling doesn't seem to make sense to me either. It load schedule is always all messed up.

Inactivity
 

Was one of your buxx cards (whether TD, US, or NW) ever closed due to being inactive?

It's $1000 per card every 30 days. I always load $2000 onto two teen cards.

My reasoning is since max spend/week is $800, you could do $800 evolve for free and remaining $200 via atm for $1 or free if you can find fee free atm/call to reverse fee. That way total fees would be $4-$5 to load & unload $1000.

Cash back $100 everyday seems too much of a hassle..

My bad,

The image above didn't have the ROW 2 entry. Here is the correct info:

http://i1369.photobucket.com/albums/...psa2231a00.png

Notice how Teen BBB has been able to do more than $1,000 on a 30 days rolling period (the 3rd load shouldn't be allowed according to the rules on the Wiki, but it went through!). Now, the first load on Teen BBB was when ordering the card, so maybe that is why the 3rd load was allowed. That would be an special exception to the rule. Wonder if someone has had the rule not apply on a load that was not the 3rd overall, but a later load.

Hopefully my future entry on 11/7 for Teen BBB goes through as well. But this rules don't appear to be 100% correct.

You can load BB at WM with NWB.

How much max. would you load to BB?

VISA Buxx
 

I have unloaded Buxx completely to BB or Serve, that's the only way I unload it. $6k/mo.

oh boy i love reading this thread :D, just to be a tease ill let you gals/guys in on the secret, i have a reloadable visa and well here is a portion of the terms

I think the Devil is in the ellipses. :) Googling what you quoted brings up the Navy Federal GO card. And we all know about that...

You left out this one:

"You may load value up to 5 times in one day onto the Card using a Navy Federal Visa Debit Card or Navy Federal Visa or MasterCard Credit Card."

From here: https://www.visaprepaidprocessing.co...docs/terms.htm .

Nice but sort of limits its usefulness.