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I nominate this as the most useless post of the week.
C'mon man, do you really need advice on how to swipe your card 5 times? Do you not need you buy anything at all? Do you never go to the supermarket? Do the 5 swipes really need to be under a total of $.10? |
If you're really going to push the limit like this, I'd select a store where you won't mind getting banned from future visits.
FYI, I bought multiple restaurant.com certificates to qualify for minimum transactions in the past. |
A dollar payment (online) to your mobile phone bill.
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Originally Posted by sam007
(Post 16778973)
Guys this isn't working. I just went to my local grocery store and took one leaf out of the parsley hoping it'll be 1-2 cents but the cashier said it's not showing any weight.
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Originally Posted by mileshound
(Post 16779594)
I nominate this as the most useless post of the week.
C'mon man, do you really need advice on how to swipe your card 5 times? Do you not need you buy anything at all? Do you never go to the supermarket? Do the 5 swipes really need to be under a total of $.10? Another thought is just to buy something returnable. Pick up some stuff at Costco, Target, Walmart, Nordstrom, etc and just return it next month. |
sam....if you don't buy groceries, use the card when you eat out or buy some for whomever is feeding you...
ps...is there a date by which you have to do the buys?....why do you want to cancel the card?....some have said to wait til close to the next fee because doing it early may have a bad effect on your credit rating.... |
What card and bonus are you working towards?
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I see this thread being pointless too...
If it was to reach a certain spending limit then it's a whole new ballgame. It's not that hard to reach five transactions of any amount... I would just go to a few different convenience stores and buy one of those individually wrapped gums or chocolate bars for $.05. |
Originally Posted by sam007
(Post 16778973)
$1 is too much and I don't eat fruits
For the more normal people out there, a great solution for this kind of thing that you can do in 5 minutes from the comfort of your home is to buy xx number of $1 Amazon GCs emailed to yourself. Just add to your account. |
https://squareup.com/ charge $1, get $.97 deposited to you bank account
https://www.pay.gov/paygov/forms/for...ormId=23779454 pay down the us debt.. they'll take whatever you'll give them |
GO to the local gas station and prepay .01 at 5 diff pumps. 5 cents later, you're all set.
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Two posters have suggested multiple charges at the gas pump: potentially VERY BAD IDEA (depending on the card). Both Citi and Chase reps have told me that fraud alerts are triggered by multiple gas station charges in the same day.
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Originally Posted by Ord Liza
(Post 16782951)
Two posters have suggested multiple charges at the gas pump: potentially VERY BAD IDEA (depending on the card). Both Citi and Chase reps have told me that fraud alerts are triggered by multiple gas station charges in the same day.
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Originally Posted by Ord Liza
(Post 16782951)
Two posters have suggested multiple charges at the gas pump: potentially VERY BAD IDEA (depending on the card). Both Citi and Chase reps have told me that fraud alerts are triggered by multiple gas station charges in the same day.
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Originally Posted by HansGolden
(Post 16782446)
You're amazing. :confused: :rolleyes: :eek: :D
For the more normal people out there, a great solution for this kind of thing that you can do in 5 minutes from the comfort of your home is to buy xx number of $1 Amazon GCs emailed to yourself. Just add to your account. Never thought of this but it is a great idea. I normally pay Comcast or AT&T in smallish amount multiple times, or buy that banana one at a time at grocery store... I do need to do 2 x 10 Non-PIN debit card transactions on 2 Chase bank accounts which were opened for bonus miles but then I realize they actually carry some valuable bennies so I am going to keep them but NOT to put $25K in them to avoid monthly fee! So the 2 x 5 debit card Non PIN transactions become monthly routine. ;) |
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