Posts by William Howard5

mellowhawk33 said:Is it actually possible to do a top-up using a Visa card from JPMorgan Chase, and does Visa end up tacking on some kind of extra fee for the privilege?

Top up? You mean adding funds from a JPMorgan Chase Visa to a Mastercard AirCash?

ironcyclist58 said:You aren't even using a Mastercard here; you’re paying straight through the PayPal app, regardless of whether you actually own a card or not. The payment shows up right in your transaction history, and if you need proof, you can just download the confirmation as a PDF.

That sounds even better to me.
One last thing, regarding those same bill payments being fee-free, I was wondering if there's some kind of introductory period involved or if that's just how it stays permanently?

Thanks so much for all the help!

If I use my Mastercard to pay off my bills, will there be some kind of visible transaction record somewhere, and am I going to receive a confirmation once the payment goes through?

ironcyclist58 said:Yeah, it is.

Yeah, but honestly, I don't see the point...
The fees are pretty much what you'd see at a big bank like Chase, and most fintech apps are usually way better about it—usually free up to a certain limit.

Do they charge a fee for every single account, or just some of them?

Honestly, it’s not a great deal because if I’m doing a $333 withdrawal, I end up paying $10 plus 2%, which means an extra $6.75, so for a $1,000 payout, they actually take $1,030 from me, and while that isn't exactly a steal, it's just how they run their business.

ironcyclist58 said:Paying off bills without any fees... yeah, that's actually becoming a thing now.

Is this still a go? Can I really pay my bills without getting hit by fees?

ATM withdrawal fee in the US/EU $3.25 + 2%

So, if the minimum withdrawal is $33, and I try to pull out 100, they take 10 plus an additional 2% on top of what I withdrew?
Does a $33 withdrawal actually end up costing me $37?

I'm bringing this thread back to life because I was wondering if anyone knows where I can still pick up some Bivacyn, ideally in powder form.