Posts by Kevin Booth6

James Collins31 said:Yeah, sure, but honestly? That info doesn't really tell me much at all. 😬

So, what kind of data actually moves the needle for you?

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Jamie Mitchell2 said:Eh, I haven't even gotten my hands on that credit card yet. Won it in some giveaway, and apparently, it won't show up until after New Year's Day. This was just me doing some preliminary digging on how to move the cash around.
Looks like once that card finally hits my mailbox, I'm going all in with Revolut...

Just offer someone a 10% discount and cash it out for cold hard cash.

Lisa Perez50 said:Use it to pay bills at Walmart. Or just head to an IKEA, buy something for that exact amount, and then return it because you changed your mind. 😬
I don't have a straight answer for your specific question. Give it a shot.

Just load some Venmo credit onto your card.

Paul Jackson82 said:Hi there!
I recently picked up a clone of an iPhone 4, and honestly, I have to say, it’s performing surprisingly well considering it’s just a Chinese knockoff.
Now, I’ve been wondering: is it actually possible to run the mobile banking apps from JPMorgan Chase or Bank of America on this device? Does anyone know if these services will work given that it isn't an official iPhone, or perhaps there's a way to improvise—maybe by finding an app designed for a different phone that offers similar functionality?

If it supports Java applications, you should be good to go.

Jeffrey Bishop70 said:I need to send about $15 over to a company in Germany using Western Union for some services, but I’ve honestly never used them before. Does anyone know what kind of ridiculous fee I should expect to get hit with? And more importantly, is this actually a reliable way to get money across the pond without everything going sideways?

Well, here in the States, you have much more flexibility than some other places—you aren't just limited to sending money to individuals; you can pay businesses too. If you want to know the exact damage to your wallet, just hop onto the USPS website. They have a calculator that makes it incredibly easy to figure out. I believe the minimum fee starts around $33, though it really fluctuates depending on how much cash you're moving.

And who’s actually giving you a guarantee that once you've paid them every single cent you owe, they won't just tear up the power of attorney and pocket the car for themselves?