Kevin Morris12 said:My card actually arrived today! I put the order in 13 days ago. It’s incredibly easy to activate, and I was able to grab that 2x bonus immediately.$17 👍 The card shows up right away in both the DraftKings app and Venmo. Interestingly, the initial card numbers are exactly the same as a standard Venmo Mastercard.
So how did you handle the identity verification? Did you hit up a Chase branch or just do it all online?
mellowhawk33 said:Correct me if I'm totally off base here, but wait—so this is the exact same card they usually charge you for $10 but now you're getting it for free through SportsClub?
Yeah, but that’s nothing new. The Scorecard was available way before Venmo started offering their own branded version, and it’s always been free...
Look, if you haven't turned on 2FA, you can just stick with the "Less secure app" option. But if you actually have it enabled, then you'll need to go through with App passwords.
Which browser are you using? For me, Chrome just works—it gives you the option to save the image in whatever format it actually is. If it’s a GIF, I get a GIF; if it’s a JPEG, I get a JPEG, no big deal.
Anyone here dealt with setting up a small business through the Y Combinator platform and trying to get registered with Medicare recently? From what I gathered, the whole point of using that system was that the registration should happen automatically... But a buddy of mine just launched his startup, and he got this notification saying all his data had been forwarded to Medicare. Turns out that was total nonsense. Medicare told him the Y Combinator integration doesn't actually work like that, so he ended up having to manually fill out a bunch of paperwork and physically go down to their office to sort it all out.
Did this just pop up out of nowhere, or has it been acting up for a while? I haven't touched it the last few days, but usually, everything runs pretty smooth...
I’m pretty sure Visa cards work fine; I grabbed a Mastercard a while back myself. Maybe someone who actually pulled a transaction recently can weigh in on that... Payments to a Euro IBAN should go through from any bank that supports transfers to Belgian accounts. Sending money to an old USD account isn't happening for the time being—probably won't happen ever again, honestly, since we're moving over to the Euro soon anyway. Maestro ought to be fine. The fee for paying via card in USD is 0.4%.
Yeah, you can swap it, but they’ll hit you with a fee—roughly 0.55% for the USD-EUR conversion. Regarding ATM withdrawals, you get up to £200 a month without any extra charges, but after that, it’s 1.75%. Also, only the first two withdrawals each month are free; anything beyond that will cost you about $0.50 per pull.
Shoot an appeal over to complaints@aircash.eu—you should be getting your money back... If they give you the runaround, take it up with the Federal Reserve.