Posts by darkmaker94

darkmaker94 said:Sumnjam, I was there at the start of the week and they were working. My sister even picked up some jeans. Maybe they were doing inventory.

Hmm, looks like Salsa in CC1 is closed too. 🤷

Sumnjam, I was there at the start of the week and they were working. My sister even picked up some jeans. Maybe they were doing inventory.

I wouldn't say your plan is actually expiring, it's more like you're just hitting the grace period, but they'll extend it anyway so don't sweat it. 🙂

My new card showed up in my mailbox about two weeks before the old one even expired.

I’ve got a Chase Card Club Visa credit card, and whenever I buy something in a foreign currency, the charges hit my account in USD right away, skipping any middle step involving Euros or anything else.
It's different with my Diners, though—they convert everything to USD first, and then finally settle the amount in dollars.

Hell yeah, absolutely.

Your checking account will get hit automatically on the 9th of every month (though you’re free to toss some extra cash in whenever you want during the month).

Bank of America lets you run a negative balance for up to 6 months. If they just bumped up your limit, you've basically got a 6-month window before they reconsider it. You can also check the exact expiration date on your current overdraft limit right through the Chase Mobile app. 🙂

On your birthday, the bank just pulls the payment straight from your checking account. You don't have to lift a finger—just make sure there's enough cash sitting in there. Also, if you want to skip the junk mail, you can just switch to paperless billing online. 🙂

Full name, checking or savings account number, and your bank's name.

Chloe Chase4 said:Can I actually use my Wells Fargo GO card to buy stuff online?

Yeah, you can. Just use it like a regular Mastercard. 🙂

If you're a full-time student with an overdraft protection limit set up on your Chase checking account.

You can. Just head over to your payment portal, fill it out, and the money hits your checking account instantly.

It says it’s opening by the end of the year, but you can't actually use it until then.

That package? It doesn't expire; it stays active until you decide to cancel it yourself (like once you land a job).

Nah, just once, right when you open the package.

Yeah, you gotta have funds on the card.

Look, you just tell them how many monthly payments you want, swipe your card, and grab the receipt showing the total price and the installment plan. Your first payment hits alongside your next billing cycle—basically, it'll show up on the same statement as all your other expenses for that month.

I wouldn't do that if I were you. Definitely not my recommendation.

You can set up a checking account at JPMorgan Chase—they don't charge monthly maintenance fees—and it comes with a Verizon card that actually works for online shopping.

Most banks just hand you a Maestro card with their checking accounts, which is useless for anything online, so there's really no point in bothering with them.