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I honestly think this applies to everyone. It really just comes down to the fact that you can't track the money trail when you're trying to settle something under the table.

Is that deal still live where you get $17 if you invite a buddy and they start topping up their account?

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Susan Baker6 said:Is that deal still live where you get $17 if you invite a buddy and they start topping up their account?

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Yeah, it is.

Card top-ups are acting up again—first my Curve was rejected (whatever, that's barely worth the hassle anyway), but now even my Chase master card is getting declined.

Is anyone else having this issue?

So, I just gave it a shot using Curve, and everything is working perfectly now.

Does their card actually work at retail stores without any issues? I mean, just your typical grocery chains, food markets, and stuff like that.

silentskipper3 said:Does their card actually work at retail stores without any issues? I mean, just your typical grocery chains, food markets, and stuff like that.

It works fine for me.

It’s the same story abroad too.

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This 2D code payment system is honestly great. Even if they hike the fee up to $0.50, I’d still stick with them. The currently announced $1.25 feels like a bit much, though. Honestly, paying through Chase is driving me crazy because I have to manually select everything from scratch for every single bill. With this, everything is lightning fast and done in no time 👍

I mean, how fast is the actual money transfer supposed to be? In my experience, if I use a banking app, the transfer happens instantly, but then when I check the issuer's website the next day, that’s when I actually see the bills marked as paid.

Either today or by the next business day at the latest.

Lisa Perez50 said:This 2D code payment system is honestly great. Even if they hike the fee up to $0.50, I’d still stick with them. The currently announced $1.25 feels like a bit much, though. Honestly, paying through Chase is driving me crazy because I have to manually select everything from scratch for every single bill. With this, everything is lightning fast and done in no time 👍

Since I don't bother with online banking, I'm thinking about just loading cash onto Aircash and then using their card to move money over to Keksica—mostly because their fee is only $0.75. If I do that for ten different bills, I'll save enough for a coffee every month, I guess.

They're hitting me with a 4% fee when I try to top up my Powerball account, even though their fine print straight up claims there aren't any fees for partner deposits.

Is it them charging the fees, or is it Powerball? From what I can gather, they claim they aren't taking a cut, but then they drop that little disclaimer about how individual partners might have their own separate charges...

So I did some digging and checked it out, and turns out the Powerball doesn't charge any extra fees on their end, but I reached out to Aircash and they confirmed they're taking a 4% cut

Man, they really shouldn't be wording their price list like that. Did you actually ask them why the fine print is so messed up?

I didn't get any kind of actual explanation out of them.

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.

They basically just told me they’re pulling fees straight from the Aircash balance and that they'll have to go back and fix the fine print in the ad

Can you basically "unlink" a Venmo card from one phone—you know, the account—and move it to a different device, then maybe just switch it back to the original one later on?