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AMEX recent discussion American Express Canada application and reward strategies (2018) • Which credit card should I get? • Cards with good bonuses • List of Credit Cards with Great Welcome bonuses (RFD version)
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Canadian Credit Card Master List - Curated for Best Offer A complete listing of all the major credit cards in Canada along with their sign-up bonus, annual fee, CPM, and other pertinent information.
AMEX recent discussion American Express Canada application and reward strategies (2018) • Which credit card should I get? • Cards with good bonuses • List of Credit Cards with Great Welcome bonuses (RFD version)
BLOGS
Canadian Kilometers • PointsNerd • Rewards Canada • Don't Call the Airline! • Pointshogger • Canadian Travel Hacking
CONFERENCE
• PointsU conference (2018 & 2019 website)
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#1531
Join Date: Nov 2011
Posts: 6,385
Sorry for the change of Topic.
Has anyone heard of a prepaid debit card which can be loaded through credit card (bill pay) without incurring cash advance fees on the cc? there is several options for this in US such as blue card (amex) or serve account (amex) and lately I have heard of RedCard (Target).
Has anyone heard of a prepaid debit card which can be loaded through credit card (bill pay) without incurring cash advance fees on the cc? there is several options for this in US such as blue card (amex) or serve account (amex) and lately I have heard of RedCard (Target).
#1532
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: YYZ
Programs: AA LT Plat, AC 25K, Marriott Plat, Hilton Diamond
Posts: 1,137
With load fees, see http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/manuf...per-month.html.
I have also seen PayPower Visa Reload Packs at Esso, but I'm not sure if these can be purchased with a CC and I don't know their associated load fees.
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#1533
Join Date: May 2014
Location: YYZ
Posts: 527
Sorry for the change of Topic.
Has anyone heard of a prepaid debit card which can be loaded through credit card (bill pay) without incurring cash advance fees on the cc? there is several options for this in US such as blue card (amex) or serve account (amex) and lately I have heard of RedCard (Target).
Has anyone heard of a prepaid debit card which can be loaded through credit card (bill pay) without incurring cash advance fees on the cc? there is several options for this in US such as blue card (amex) or serve account (amex) and lately I have heard of RedCard (Target).
#1537
Join Date: Mar 2007
Posts: 4,784
Probably more helpful if everyone stated their situation - Canadian CC with CAD billing address, or etc... otherwise there's no point to compare, it's YMMV
#1538
Join Date: May 2014
Location: YYZ
Posts: 527
Has anyone applied for the Alaska Airlines card recently?
I tried twice, one of the times it pulled my credit bureau security questions and both time it said pending but when I called they never received an application... they assured me it wasn't a credit pull but I am skeptical seeing as it was able to generate those questions... Where do they pull from?
Both times it was via the GCR link, but that shouldn't make a difference. Any ideas?
I tried twice, one of the times it pulled my credit bureau security questions and both time it said pending but when I called they never received an application... they assured me it wasn't a credit pull but I am skeptical seeing as it was able to generate those questions... Where do they pull from?
Both times it was via the GCR link, but that shouldn't make a difference. Any ideas?
#1539
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: YYZ
Posts: 1,666
Has anyone applied for the Alaska Airlines card recently?
I tried twice, one of the times it pulled my credit bureau security questions and both time it said pending but when I called they never received an application... they assured me it wasn't a credit pull but I am skeptical seeing as it was able to generate those questions... Where do they pull from?
Both times it was via the GCR link, but that shouldn't make a difference. Any ideas?
I tried twice, one of the times it pulled my credit bureau security questions and both time it said pending but when I called they never received an application... they assured me it wasn't a credit pull but I am skeptical seeing as it was able to generate those questions... Where do they pull from?
Both times it was via the GCR link, but that shouldn't make a difference. Any ideas?
Got the e-mail from GCR saying I have the $25 bonus pending, so I'm assuming approved.
#1540
Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: yyz
Posts: 1,611
IF I may ask...is this one of several active cards of the same type? Just wondering about the feasibility of that strategy post their IT conversion.
#1541
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: YYZ
Posts: 1,666
The card is still very churnable. I'm on my 3rd one post IT conversion. The only frustrating thing is it won't let me register the new cards on my existing MBNA login and makes me sign up for a new login every time. That's not a problem when the only transaction I make on each card is paying off the $75 annual fee.
#1542
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: YQM
Posts: 341
Without load fees, no.
With load fees, see http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/manuf...per-month.html.
I have also seen PayPower Visa Reload Packs at Esso, but I'm not sure if these can be purchased with a CC and I don't know their associated load fees.
With load fees, see http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/manuf...per-month.html.
I have also seen PayPower Visa Reload Packs at Esso, but I'm not sure if these can be purchased with a CC and I don't know their associated load fees.
#1544
Join Date: May 2014
Location: YYZ
Posts: 527
I was declined for the MBNA Alaska card but was able to get it approved after offering to move $1000 credit from a different card over. Has anyone ever moved credit from another Alaska card in order to do the same?? Also, I offered $1000, could I have done it with less? what is the lowest credit limit this card can have?
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#1545
Join Date: Mar 2007
Posts: 4,784