ironcyclist58 said:How do I go about shutting down my PayPal account? I’ve ended up with duplicates, so I really ought to get one closed before September 7th... 😬
analogjackal11 said:Looks like something interesting is brewing, Apple Pay is coming our way. I just snapped a photo, and the cashier was saying it should be live pretty soon. There isn't even a mention of it on their website or in the current app yet, I guess.
analogjackal11 said:The app isn't even live yet, though they've already started handing out flyers. It’s kind of a bummer, honestly, since it looks like you can only actually use it if you already have a Visa card.
The app finally hit the Google Play Store, though it’s kind of a bummer that it’s only available for business users right now. 😠
I wonder if it’s actually doable to hit up HROK and get a full-blown rundown of my entire credit history, like everything from paid-off loans to any outstanding credit cards and stuff? Or, I don't know, maybe not the whole life story, but at least a snapshot of where things stand right now.
I just really don't feel like chasing down every single bank or credit card company one by one...☕
@Douglas Sanchez53 In this situation, paying for stuff is way easier since you don't have to deal with typing in your card number or messing around with those annoying security tokens.
Kevin Morris12 said:It’s been tested and works. Even though their FAQ claims they don't handle these types of requests, if you just reach out via email, they'll tell you it's absolutely fine. I’ve seen people using them for this exact purpose constantly on other forums. Just a heads-up, though—they aren't cheap. They have a way of tacking on a thousand little fees that you won't even notice at first.
Another solid option that many people used to get access to German N26 accounts was cheaperandmore.com (this was especially popular back when the local version didn't support Apple Pay, leaving only the German one available). They actually ship to the US as well, even if it isn't explicitly mentioned on their site, and they tend to be more affordable than Tiptrans. Why not just shoot them an email first? If you let them know exactly what you're looking to order, I'm sure they'll get back to you quickly with a confirmation and a clear price.
@analogjackal11 Has anyone actually checked if tiptrans.com is legit when it comes to shipping? I know most of these outfits won't touch credit cards, and I tried using my Chase card through a proxy mail service once, but they just ended up flagging it and sending the payment straight back to the bank.
@Kevin Morris12 They offered me an overdraft too, like $250 or something. I haven't even touched that account in months, and honestly, I barely used it before that, so I guess it caught me a little off guard.
analogjackal11 said:Looks like something interesting is brewing, Apple Pay is coming our way. I just snapped a photo, and the cashier was saying it should be live pretty soon. There isn't even a mention of it on their website or in the current app yet, I guess.
The app isn't even live yet, though they've already started handing out flyers. It’s kind of a bummer, honestly, since it looks like you can only actually use it if you already have a Visa card.
State Farm is actually solid. I've had to file a few claims over the last couple of years, and honestly, everything just got handled pretty fast without any massive headaches, whether it was my liability or the collision coverage.
The Federal Reserve just sent out a recommendation to banks and card processors to bump up those contactless tap-to-pay limits from $100 up to $83.
The Fed is hoping everyone jumps on this ASAP, though given how much red tape there usually is, they’re saying it should all be wrapped up by April 21, 2020, at the latest.
analogjackal11 said:Looks like something interesting is brewing, Apple Pay is coming our way. I just snapped a photo, and the cashier was saying it should be live pretty soon. There isn't even a mention of it on their website or in the current app yet, I guess.
So, here’s a pretty solid response they sent over when someone asked when it’s actually dropping 🤦
Instant payments are finally hitting the scene: We're talking 10-second transactions.
The Federal Reserve just gave the green light to the Federal Reserve Payment System. It’s basically this new setup designed to make instant credit transfers happen almost immediately—so you can move money around in just a few seconds.