ironcyclist58 said:And there’s absolutely nothing on it saying it's prepaid? If that's the case, it should work fine with Curve once they update their Bank of America lists... Otherwise, you'll have to send them a photo proving it's debit so they can fix it manually. Though, if the name doesn't match up, that might cause a headache...
It says it right there, apparently I'm blind. It says PREPAID right underneath.
By the way, is it possible to hold both a Mastercard and a SuperSport card at the same time?
This is interesting. The card has an unusual BIN, and nothing is showing up on Binlist to tell me if it’s debit, credit, or prepaid. It’s got that shiny "debit" branding on it, though. The issuing country is the USA.
Just close it and switch over to Smart. Keep in mind that with Smart, you won't have access to overdrafts or credit cards (except maybe through the USPS and Wells Fargo, if I recall correctly, since you don't even need to be a client there anyway).
Ever since the update on $67, I’ve only seen people who I actually sent the link to. Someone else on this forum clicked it without me knowing—all I can tell is that I got the referral credit.
Someone logged in through a link I shared and I ended up with $33. I want to send $50 back like I originally promised, but I can't track down who actually did it.
New referral deal for Chime: I get $33 for every friend who signs up, links a debit or credit card, tops up their balance, orders a card, and completes three purchases.
I'm giving $33 of that back to you guys by gifting you $17
I’m curious about this too. "Every bank’s website has some privacy policy buried in the fine print" that's written so poorly nobody actually understands what they're agreeing to. I don't get it—what was wrong with the old way? At least then you knew exactly when someone would submit an inquiry through Google. Now, anyone can basically do it whenever they feel like it under the guise of a risk assessment.