Wow - that's over fast.

I guess I need to ask about Divvies in the pipe.

This is disappointing. I cycled through about $7500 easy as pie on my CitiAA card. I was surprised when this was first posted that no one seemed to care that much. I hate to go back to the lousy mint.

I know the answer ... But how can the company enforce a T&C is different from the T&C I/we agreed to upon signing up. Do they expect us to occasionally reread the T&C?

I wouldn't be surprised if we received an email to that effect.

If we don't, and if I get charged, I'll definitely complain. But who knows if I'll get anywhere.

I echo your comments about the apparent lack of interest here. Maybe we all just knew it looked too good to be true.

A company can enforce new T&C's any time. A company's terms always state that it is the user's obligation to review them for updates (didn't you watch that South Park episode a few weeks ago?).

So, each time you log in, you have agreed to the current terms. It has nothing to do with when you registered initially. Thus, you can throw whatever fit you want, but you won't get your fees back, if you complain. Furthermore, if you are in any way in violation of their terms, you shouldn't be doing this anyway.

I'm all for getting free points, but you can't do it in a furtive manner. I haven't reviewed the terms, but I highly doubt they are permitting setting up two accounts and sending yourselves money. No company that has raised VC dough is going to allow that, and if you were dumb enough to go ahead and do it, you deserve to be charged a fee.

Let's be clear on something, they have not attempted to levy a retroactive fee on anyone, and their e-mails have been very pleasant. I looks like a dead deal that was nice while it lasted.

serve payDivvy..amzn payments.....i think we will see A LOT more of these coming soon.....just be ready to 'bite them' before all the meat is gone

My and my "wifes" accts were suspended for abusing the program for "using paydivvy as a means of cash advance" Mistakenly sent more than $5k in a day's time and kicked the account to review.

Were you paying each other by check, or paying bills to companies?

Who would use any of these services if it weren't for the free credit card payments? These services need to distinguish themselves from paypal.

Yup - same reply. I can't believe I missed the OP.

Yet no notice to existing users. If they don't send notice, and implement the fee, I'll be a bit surprised.

But even with the 3.5% cc surcharge, is the service always too expensive? For example, if you need to spend $3,000 to get bonus points or status you wouldn't otherwise get, might the approximately $100 surcharge be worthwhile?

yup I just got the same message. Ah well, ya win some ya lose some.

Maybe we should start a dedicated thread about every working deal out there just to see how fast it can be killed.