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Scan & Pay - Bill Payments
When you pay your bills via barcode scanning, the transaction fee is fixed at $0.00 ($0.00)
The promotional period runs through June 30, 2023.

https://aircash.eu/hr/naknade/

Bryan Williams50 said:It’s been extended until August 31st. You can see the update on the app.

And it's on the website, too.👍

granitesailor25 said:Oh, totally! I just added mine to my account without any drama, and it gave me the verification code right away—I just typed it in and boom, everything works perfectly fine!

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S21 using Reddit

👍Thanks!

analogjackal11 said:If you check under your transactions in the app, you'll probably see a "code" sitting there.

👍Thanks.
I will give this a shot over the next few days.

The lady over at the Social Security Administration claims she has no idea and tells me I should just ask PayPal instead.🤷👎
PayPal typically sends the verification code directly to the bank once registration is complete—then you just go pick up the code from them.
So, who exactly would PayPal be sending a code to here?
If they were actually competent, maybe the folks at the Social Security Administration would know how this works.

Can an Aircash card be used for payments on PayPal?
I’m assuming the answer is no.

I appreciate the responses

I picked up a SanDisk Extreme microSDHC UHS-I card. The packaging claims transfer speeds of up to 95 MB/s.
I ran some speed tests on my
Apple iPhone 4S using PCMark and the results were:
read: 18.73 MB/s
write: 12.90 MB/s

Next, I tested the same Flash drive using PCMark on an
Apple iPhone 7 and got:
read: 33.11 MB/s
write: 22.34 MB/s

I also decided to run a different test—using an SD Card test app on the Apple iPhone 7—which yielded these speeds:
read: 37 MB/s
write: 21 MB/s

Moving to my PC, I used a USB 2.0 card reader plugged into a USB 2.0 port, getting:
read: 30 MB/s
write: 18 MB/s

The question is this:
Since I don't own a USB 3.0 card reader, I can't verify what the speeds would be on my computer under better conditions. If I were to use a USB 3.0 port along with a 3.0 reader, would the speed actually approach what is advertised on the box (95 MB/s)?
Or would the performance just remain stuck at the levels seen on a smartphone?

I did check the authenticity via Android System Info, which confirms the card is genuine.

If anyone has any insight...
Thanks in advance.

I did. I installed the latest drivers, yet the flickering persists.
I suspect the issue lies with the monitor itself—likely due to that analog VGA input.
For what it's worth, my refresh rate is capped at 60Hz. It simply won't go any higher.

I picked up a DVI-to-VGA adapter—still getting that flickering issue.
Nothing works; at this point, it’s likely a fault with either the graphics card or the monitor itself.

I’ve already attempted plugging the cable into different HDMI ports on the TV, but the result remains unchanged. My graphics card features three independent display controllers http://www.amd.com/us/products/deskt...verview.aspx#2, so my next move is to pick up a DVI-to-VGA adapter.
It seems like my only remaining option—I've exhausted every other workaround. The only time I don't see any flickering on the monitor is when I drop the resolution down to 720p, but that isn't a viable solution (the icons end up being massive).
Thanks for the response.
Best regards!

My current setup consists of an NVIDIA GeForce GT 430 1GB DDR2 card, a Dell UltraSharp W2240 monitor, and a Samsung 37-inch LED TV.
I have the PC hooked up to the TV using a 5-meter HDMI cable.
While the picture and audio quality on the TV are perfectly fine, my monitor is acting up—the image keeps flickering, almost like there are waves passing through the screen. Interestingly, if I unplug the HDMI, the flickering stops immediately.
I’ve already tested two other 5-meter HDMI cables, but the issue persists with all of them.
The monitor only features a VGA input (an analog connection), which I currently have connected via a VGA port on the graphics card. Since my card has a DVI-I port, I am considering buying a DVI-to-VGA adapter to connect the monitor via DVI-I instead. Would switching to an adapter potentially stop this flickering?
Is this actually a viable solution?
If anyone has any insight, thanks in advance.