Venmo won't let me top up using my card. It just keeps throwing an error message, and it’s been doing this for days now. Anyone else running into this?
Great. I just opened a JPMorgan Chase checking account that I won't even use for anything other than linking it to my Nabisco account. Since there’s no activity, they don't charge any monthly maintenance fees or anything. It can just sit there, which is fine by me—their initial limits were absolutely ridiculous anyway.
ironcyclist58 said:Looks like Nabisco just slapped us with a $2,000 daily limit and a $1,000 cap per transaction. It all happened so quietly, too... I don't remember seeing anything about this in the changelog.
Right, but if you link a JPMorgan Chase account to Nabisco, the daily limit jumps to $1333.
That’s what the app claims (if you bother asking that "AI assistant" about limits)
Can anyone with a JPMorgan Chase account confirm if this is actually true? Has anyone tested it?
I’m trying to install the app on my new phone and it won't let me log in. It tells me to sign out of my other device—which I don't even own anymore—or contact customer service.
Yeah, right. Like I have nothing better to do. Uninstall and done.
Seems pretty useless to me. A monthly fee of $6.75/month for AT&T customers, plus Magenta $3.25. Unless I’m wrong and standing orders are included, there aren't any free transactions like you get with the Payment assistant and Lepeza.
In that case, the Payment assistant is clearly the better deal.
We should probably wait for more details before jumping to conclusions.
I’m picturing this as a standard bank account, just streamlined through an online setup. Apparently, T-Mobile customers might get some perks—lower fees or something similar, I guess...
I’ve never been a big fan of Citigroup; the only thing they do well is that free Family plan my daughter uses. Otherwise, they’re pricey and their transaction processing is painfully slow. I’m really hoping this online version actually works and feels more like the other modern digital services we use today.