Posts by analogjackal11

Still can't get that confirmation to download, I guess.

Has anyone here actually tried to get their overdraft limit bumped up? I'm curious what kind of limits you guys are sitting on right now.

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.

Anyone else get a message like this? I don't even have an outstanding balance to settle, so I guess maybe it's just some weird glitch or something...

Pretty creative name, I guess.

Looks like the online banking and mobile app are finally back up and running.

Hopefully things kick in soon, since credit finally started flowing again.

I guess we should just hang tight since nobody really knows what's going down right now, though I'm honestly expecting them to just shut down my Google account because apparently you aren't allowed to have both a checking account and Google at the same time.

I’m honestly dying to know what’s gonna happen to my Google account once they finish this whole merger and move my checking over from JPMorgan Chase to Wells Fargo.

So I finally moved my paycheck over to a different bank today. Just a heads up though, those amounts mentioned above only apply to the debit card on your checking account, because the credit card is totally useless right now.

Maybe give the previous posts a quick read before jumping in, since we've all been through this already.

So, yeah, cards are still acting up and the online and mobile banking apps are basically useless too.

So, was depositing cash into PayPal through the Associated Press always free, or is this just some kind of "introductory period" thing before they start hitting us with fees?

Now even the cards aren't working. My debit card and my Mastercard credit card are both totally dead.

They’ll probably end up asking you for your Venmo statements. I mean, I had a ton of transactions on Cash App, so they ended up breathing down my neck for my records too.

If you check under your transactions in the app, you'll probably see a "code" sitting there.

$3.25 That's the daily cash deposit limit.

So I gave it a shot and spread out $67.60 over a 6-month period, and I guess the fee ended up being about $1.72.

I don't know what kind of calendar you're living by, but I guess there's still about three years and nine months left until October 2025.

It’s probably only worth sticking with this while they're running these zero-fee promos, I guess. Once those old service fees kick back in, I'll likely ditch it since they're just way too steep for me.

You probably don't even need anything else besides the app, I guess.