Posts by Lisa Perez50

I honestly think Chase is $0.42 / $0.75. I’m just hoping they stay at least below that level.

Just a quick heads-up for the folks over at Air Canada who are (I’m certain) lurking on this forum... December 31st is creeping up, which means the promotional window for bill payments is closing fast. Why don't you guys make it worth our while? 🎉

I've never had anything sent to me through the mail.

Maybe the transaction amounts are part of the issue. I’m getting hit with a bunch of smaller deposits—$200, $300, maybe $500—but rarely anything north of a grand. Just my luck, right?

Come on, Cash App, you know who I am. My transactions aren't suspicious, so what's the deal?🙂

ironcyclist58 said:After a while—once you hit a certain dollar amount or enough transactions go through—they’ll stop bugging you for a new card. Right now, they aren't asking me for anything at all.

I’ve made about 50 payments using this same card over the last six months. Every single time the bill hits, I just pay the balance immediately. Hopefully, their system remembers my CVV before I lose my mind.🙂

Andrew Wells58 said:I'm pretty sure they aren't allowed to store that data.

PayPal stopped asking me those questions a few months back. I don't move much money, but it seems like Venmo doesn't bother either when I send a payment. Are they actually allowed to skip that? They should at least integrate Google Pay transfers. 😁

Hey aircash, any chance you could add a feature where the system remembers my CVV when I save my card? 🙂
Thanks in advance.

amberhound62 said:Well, teach me too then. I need it so I can send some extra cash to my parents... 🙂

Here's the link: https://knee-cola.github.io/generator-opce-uplatnice/
Just fill out all the fields exactly like they appear on a standard bank transfer or online bill, and it'll generate a QR code for you. Whatever you do, don't forget to include the payment reference number.

Once you've filled everything in, just save the file the site generates. That way, you can "reload" the transaction later if you need to tweak something. Or, even easier, just take a screenshot of the QR code. You can then pull that photo straight from your gallery whenever you're making payments through Aircash.

DraftKings is dropping the 4% transaction fee on Venmo deposits.

Starting October 1st, deposit via Venmo with zero fees.
Venmo is easily one of the most popular ways to fund your account or cash out winnings. It’s basically the go-to digital wallet for quick transfers here in the States.

With Venmo, you can move money in or out instantly. And starting October 1st, we’re killing that 4% fee on every deposit! That means every cent you send goes straight toward your action. $33 Your deposit = $33 sitting in your DraftKings account!

This is huge news, so why not celebrate? Load up, get in on the action, and turn that momentum into a win.

**Note: This change does not apply to prepaid card deposits.

Source: https://m.draftkings.com/blog/venmo-deposits-fee-free

Amanda Wood said:Then I'll give it a shot...

😁

I bet they run a full background check on everything before they hand over a new ID. It’s clearly just a way for them to track down payments more easily. 🙂
I tried it myself. I wasn't looking to take any unnecessary risks; I was just trying to stay clear of the whole thing. $0.83 Transaction fees are a total rip-off. Why am I being charged just to move my own money around? It feels like a hidden tax on every single move I make. Is anyone else tired of watching their balance shrink because of these pointless processing costs? It’s ridiculous.
Quincy:

I don't know what you're trying to say. You just dropped a single word and walked away. Is there a point to this? Are you looking for a reaction? Just get to the point. kaže: And what was her actual reason for deleting him?

Why do we even have to go through this identity verification nonsense? And why on earth can't you just pay your bills without scanning some stupid QR code? It feels like every single step of modern life is becoming a hurdle designed to slow us down. Seriously, what’s the point? Is it all just about "security" and protecting us from fraud, or is it just more red tape for the sake of having red tape? They say it's to make sure you are who you say you are, but at what cost? We spend half our lives jumping through hoops just to access our own money or settle a simple utility bill. And don't get me started on the QR code requirement. Since when did a little square of black dots become the gatekeeper to my bank account? You want to pay a bill? Scan this. Want to move funds? Scan that. If the technology breaks, or if I'm in a spot with bad service, I'm basically locked out of my own financial life. It feels less like convenience and more like being forced into a digital cage. Is there actually a logical reason for this level of friction, or are we just letting tech companies dictate how much effort we have to exert to exist in society?
She was nice enough, sure, but her reasoning felt a little weak. But hey, I personally taught her how to build her own 2D payment code using American Airlines, and there were probably 200 people behind me losing their minds while we just sat there chatting—thinking we weren't actually working. We managed to make it both pleasant and productive at the same time. 🙂

Hey, tell Auntie I said hi if she happens to see this!

They finally cleared me for my ID, though my aunt couldn't stop laughing because I used PayPal to pay for it. To make matters worse, we ended up in this whole ridiculous debate about why she deleted the PayPal app 🙂

Carl Nguyen5 said:I sent some funds from my Chase online banking account yesterday $1.75 over to my AirCash balance—just using the account number—to see how long it actually takes for the money to land

So, how long did it actually take? And which bank are you using?

Has anyone here actually tried dropping a massive amount of cash at a terminal? I’ve been reading that the limit is $1667 max.
Is there any chance PayPal might flag the transaction and freeze my funds—kind of like how Chime can be such a headache—or will the merchant just start complaining about the amount?

Tomo, where you at? Where are all these changes we were promised? Did anyone actually get anything done this summer? You guys had plenty of time to get your act together.

Gregory Hall66 said:esqella, would you be so kind as to track down the original RFP for this? I am curious to know when it was first issued.

LATEST FROM THE NEW YORK CITY SUBWAY: The MTA is currently testing a new passenger information display system, with plans to roll out fifty units by year's end.

Man, I saw one of those displays once. It’s been sitting there for six months, maybe longer. What a total joke. Looks like a trash can. I know Eric Adams didn't personally order it, but you just know they'll keep buying this junk.

Ethan Collins said:Fair enough, but can you tell me what the actual limit is for going into the red? I’ve dipped into my overdraft a few times myself—I think I hit about $3.25 at most—but I haven't been able to find any clear info on where the hard ceiling actually is.

analogjackal11 said:There isn't really a limit on the total amount, though there is one per transaction, and I guess you just have to settle up within 30 days.

So, analogjackal11 cleared that up for us. Thanks.
Basically, when things get busy, you don't have to freeze up and scramble to top off your account or rush to open PayPal. Might be useful info for someone
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Checking your balance is fine and all, but if you didn't know, you can actually go into a negative balance on your ENC. One single trip through the toll plaza and you could end up in the red. 🙂

Larry Walker24 said:I mean, what's even the point of this forum if it's painfully slow? 🤦

Honestly, I thought it was just my internet acting up because it's freaking crawling. 🤦

Awesome 😍

The Supreme Court just tossed out Adams's decision regarding the parent-caregiver measure
https://hr.n1info.com/vijesti/visoki...telj/?ref=push