Posts by Matthew Turner5

He’s got the vision for a coach; his sons just need a little push to get moving.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xo2K8...layer_embedded

I mean, how did anyone even look at Gomez like that 🙏🙂

Your best bet is probably just giving them a call and seeing if you can settle things using a foreign currency account.
thnx

Anthony Bennett6 said:you can actually transfer funds into an account belonging to someone who maintains a solid payment history...

I've still got my old American Express lying around somewhere, but they won't let me touch it.

Bryan Peterson25 said:Honestly, I don't get why people think you can't open a checking account without a steady paycheck coming in. You absolutely can—just head down to JPMorgan Chase and see for yourself. They’ll set you up with a Maestro card right away, though you won't be able to shop online with that one; however, if you open a foreign currency account and toss in about five bucks, they’ll automatically give you a Visa Electron debit card. Or, if you happen to have some savings sitting in a CD with them, they’ll offer you a Mastercard or a Visa charge card regardless of your employment status, though your spending limit will just be capped at whatever amount you have tucked away in that CD, no more than 20 $0.00. I know this is true because I live it; I don't have any income flowing into the US since I work abroad, yet there I am. I didn't even ask for a Mastercard, they just pitched it to me. Again, just go in, deposit five dollars, and that Visa Electron is yours.

That's exactly how it works. I have my own checking account, and they gave me a Maestro card that lets me pull cash from an ATM, but trying to buy anything online is out of the question.

I’m looking to get a card I can actually use for online shopping—stuff like Amazon orders or booking flights. Since I don't have a steady monthly paycheck coming in right now, would I be able to set up a card or an account where I just deposit cash whenever I have it and then use it for those kinds of purchases?