Posts by gentlepuma96

Coinbase metal Visa card

referral code: yhm2dm396d

The link provided above serves as an invitation to apply for the Coinbase MCO metal Visa card.

If you decide to sign up and order at least the red tier card or one of the higher tiers, we both walk away with $50.

Honestly, the benefits are top-tier. 🙏

ironcyclist58 said:The conversion fee from USD-EUR is honestly worse than what most of our local banks charge, sitting at nearly 1%.

In that case, I think I'll pass. Appreciate the effort 👍

Just a few quick questions, hope this isn't a total waste of space.

So, Revolut has tightened up their conversion limits on me, so now I’m hunting for something similar to fill the gap.

Basically, is it actually feasible to top up a Wise account using my current checking account at Chase, convert those dollars to euros at a rate comparable to what Revolut offers, and then use that to fund another card—specifically my Crypto.com Visa—without getting hit by a mountain of hidden fees?

Does anyone know what the monthly conversion limit looks like over there?

And is there a maintenance fee for that card, or is it actually free to use, much like Revolut?

Thanks in advance.

Does anyone here have their card handy?

I have a few things I'm curious about—we can discuss them right here, or if you prefer, we could move this over to the Democratic Party forums.

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Coinbase (MCO Visa card) -
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$50 bonus

Chime
https://revolut.com/referral/matijan8xr

Wise
https://transferwise.com/invite/u/matijal

Edward Evans7 said:What are the actual requirements, though? Like, do I need to hit a certain spending threshold first to actually see that bonus, or what?

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The deal is that you need to lock up at least 50 tokens, and once that's done, we both walk away with $50, which then allows you to order the card. With those 50 tokens, you get the ruby red version and a 2% cashback rate.

If anything else comes to mind, just shoot me a DM; I don't check this specific thread very often.

The MCO Metal Visa Card

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You can pull anywhere from 1% to 5% cashback on every single purchase you make.

If you sign up through my referral link, we both walk away with $50.

https://platinum.crypto.com/r/yhm2dm396d

referral: yhm2dm396d

If you have any questions at all, just shoot me a DM and I'll get back to you.👍

Expanding the collection 😁

Currently hunting for the following CDs:

Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory, Meteora
System of a Down - Toxicity

Shoot me a DM if you have any leads 👍>

Thanks 🙏>

I’ve got some work to get through 1.6 miles

It usually takes me about 8 or 9 minutes when I'm trekking, though on one occasion I tried pushing myself with some jerky and managed to clock it at 6 minutes 😍

It would be a massive help if someone could put together a comprehensive guide specifically for road bikes. At first glance, people tend to think a bike is just a bike, but anyone who has spent any time in the saddle knows just how much a dedicated road machine differs from a Trek or a standard commuter.

Since I'm planning on pulling the trigger on a new road bike myself very soon, I have to admit I’ve spent an exhausting amount of time obsessing over every little technical detail. A solid, well-structured guide would save a future racer a lot of unnecessary headaches and endless research loops.😁

Zachary Wilson30 said:And now they’re acting like big shots... we used to just cruise through the park or wander around near the preschools.😁
In all honesty, I know one of these guys who's been riding for quite some time now, and he wouldn't just lose a race out of nowhere; and frankly, it's unlikely the other guy is exactly a heavyweight either.

We also spent our time cruising the parks and the areas around the daycare centers, but honestly, during the summer, these guys are something else...

I ran into them last summer and the summer before that, right when they first started getting into cycling, and they didn't strike me as particularly active back then. I suppose they were just getting their bearings and dealing with those initial growing pains, but now they've likely trained up properly—probably because people have been giving them a hard time.🤣

Zachary Wilson30 said:Down here in Columbus, you see them out on bicycles too, and I suppose they might give you a run for your money if you're pedaling, but if you're in a car, on a motorcycle, or just running, they aren't exactly a threat, are they?😁

I remember one time they actually rolled up to the beach while we were hanging out there grabbing a drink.🤣

They didn't exactly look like they were in peak athletic condition for cycling, though; honestly, I suspect anyone who manages to get on a bike at least three or four times a week could probably leave them in the dust.

It was actually kind of amusing to see a bicycle with "POLICE" printed right on it.👍