I have a mastercard debit card? Does anyone have any idea about this card? Can I buy product online by using this card? What are the information i should usually keyed in? Which are the most onlne merchant that accept debit master card? Am i asking so many question??|||Don't start gambling online.
This is the best advice anyone will give you my friend.|||yes you use it like a normal MasterCard.
fill in the number and expiry date and the amount you wish to pay|||just when they ask for the debit number use your master number|||All the information you need should have neeb contained with your card - assuming that it IS your card !!!!! xxx|||Yes, I've a few of MasterCard debit cards. You can use them on any websites that support using MasterCard and Visa cards. Just only key in the 16-digits on the front of your card and followed by the last 3-digits, at the back of your card, ONLY if required to be keyed. And also key in the Expiry date and the Amount you need to pay for. The BEST thing about it is, there will be NO admin or interests charged for using debit cards and it is a PLUS point for using these cards. I find them especially user-friendly and easy-to-use. Nope, you're not asking a lot of questions. Feel free to let me know if you've more doubts! You can buy anything online as long as the online merchants are using MasterCard %26amp; Visa card services. Also, REMEMBER that online merchants with VERISIGN logos are really authentic sellers. Don't use your cards anywhere you think it is safe!|||Yes I have an idea, that it maybe isn't your card!|||In answer to your final question - YES.|||Yes you can, as long as the company accepts MasterCard (most do) and you have enough money in your bank account to cover the charges. The information they will ask you is your card number, the expiration date of the card, and maybe the secured 3 digit number located on the back of your card (of course your name and address and the ship to address).
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How long does it take to receive your debit card in the mail after signing up? ?
I plan on signing up for a checking account soon, and i was wondering how long it took to receive the official debit card in the mail? Also do they give u a temporary card in the mean time?|||It should take no more than 7 to 10 days to receive your debit card. Most banks do not give out a temporary one, you have to wait for the actual one to arrive.|||I requested a replacement debit card tuesday 10/11/11 %26amp; received it in the mail friday 10/21/11. I was issued a temporary ATM card until my new debit card arrived in the mail.
Does Orbitz allow you to purchase plane tickets with a debit card?
I haven't been able to find a straight answer from anywhere online. If they don't what are some plane ticket websites that allow you to purchase with a debit card?|||yes to them it will be processed as a credit card transaction
but you must have enough money in your bank account first else it will be declined
as the money is coming out of your bank account
but you must have enough money in your bank account first else it will be declined
as the money is coming out of your bank account
Is there any car rental company besides budget thats lets you use a debit card to rent Full size Suvs?
I do not own a credit card, and would like to rent a full size suv.
But so far i have learned that budget is the only company that would let you use a debit card throughout the whole rental process. Is there any others?|||No. They all legally require a Credit Card on file for you to take the car. You will not find this anywhere.|||I don't think that it is true that only Budget accepts debit cards. Avis, for example, accepts debit cards at most locations and I believe that most (if not all) of the major companies accept them. However, some locations are franchises whose polices may be different.
They will probably place a hold on funds in your account in addition to the cost of the rental to cover damage or if you keep the car longer than reserved. You can read Avis' policy on debit cards at this link:
http://www.avis.com/AvisWeb/JSP/global/e鈥?/a>
Check the websites of the other rental companies to confirm their policies.|||None of the 8 car rental companies I checked, listed any vehicle restrictions related to the use of debit cards. There is an age restriction: you must be 25 to use a debit card. Here are the basic policies I found:
Alamo
When renting in the U.S., debit and check cards may only be used in conjunction with proof of a round trip travel ticket (airline, cruise ship or train) at time of rental.
A debit/check card is considered to be any non-credit card bearing the VISA, MasterCard or Discover Card logo.
Avis
Most US locations also accept bank debit cards with the Visa or MasterCard logo as credit identification at the time of rental
At an airport location you must also show:
A round trip airline ticket, e-ticket, or travel itinerary to or from the airport of rental, disclosing a return date and showing the renter's name
A valid U.S. passport or current U.S. military identification card. The name must match the name on the renter's U.S. issued driver's license
A current vehicle insurance card. The name and address must match the name and address on the renter's driver license;
OR a current copy (within the last 60 Days) of your cellular phone bill, home telephone bill, bank statement or utility bill which shows your name and current address. Your name and address must match the U.S. issued driver's license in order to provide the renting location with proof of an accurate address.
Renting at an Off-Airport location you must show:
A current copy (within the last 60 days) of your cellular phone bill, home telephone bill, bank statement or utility bill which shows your name and current address. Your name and address must match your U.S. issues driver's license in order to provide the renting location with proof of an accurate address OR a valid U.S. passport or current U.S. military identification card. Your name must match the name on the your U.S. issued driver's license.
Avis reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to seek a Debit Card authorization hold in excess of the estimated rental charges. When using a debit card at Avis there may be a minimum hold of $500 and a maximum hold of the estimated rental charges will be placed on your account.
Upon returning the vehicle, Avis will process a release of the unused portion of the hold subject to your Bank's procedures. The hold may take up to 2 weeks to be released by your bank.
Dollar:
Debit Card Usage: If the customer presents a debit card at the beginning of rental to qualify to rent, we will perform a debit card check and credit inquiry screening through Equifax Credit Information Services, Inc. This type of inquiry will screen out customers who present a greater driving risk to us, using a standard set of criteria. The credit inquiry is posted on the customer's credit report and may have an effect on the customer's credit evaluation. In the event that a customer's debit card check and credit inquiry fail to meet our debit card criteria, the customer will not be allowed to rent unless they provide a major credit card in their own name.
Enterprise
Some of our Enterprise locations will accept a debit card for the rental deposits and payments. Please contact the office you plan to rent from to determine their policies on renting with a debit card.
Hertz
Credit cards must have available credit, and debit/check cards must have the available funds, for the estimated amount of rental charges plus up to $200 in order to secure the rental. Eligible debit cards must have Visa, Mastercard or Discover logo. Stored value/prepaid/gift cards are not acceptable to qualify for rental, however these cards may be used for payment at return.
Please note that at time of rental you will need to present (1) a current driver's license and (2) a valid credit or charge card in the renter's name. At most Hertz locations in the United States, Puerto Rico, and U. S. Virgin Islands, Hertz will allow you to present certain debit/check cards in place of a credit or charge card; use of a debit card to rent a vehicle is subject to review of your credit history.
National
When renting in the U.S., debit and check cards may only be used in conjunction with proof of a round trip travel ticket (airline, cruise ship or train) at time of rental.
A debit/check card is considered to be any non-credit card bearing the VISA, MasterCard or Discover Card logo.
Any other non-credit card without the VISA, MasterCard or Discover Card logo is not accepted.
Thrifty
As a general rule, a major credit card is required at the time of rental. However, when renting from many US locations, you may be allowed to use a debit or check card to rent.
For more car rental tips and a list of car rental discount codes for each of these companies, you can visit http://www.best-car-rental-tips.com|||Only if your debit card is tied to Mastercard or Visa (it will have the logo on the card).
But so far i have learned that budget is the only company that would let you use a debit card throughout the whole rental process. Is there any others?|||No. They all legally require a Credit Card on file for you to take the car. You will not find this anywhere.|||I don't think that it is true that only Budget accepts debit cards. Avis, for example, accepts debit cards at most locations and I believe that most (if not all) of the major companies accept them. However, some locations are franchises whose polices may be different.
They will probably place a hold on funds in your account in addition to the cost of the rental to cover damage or if you keep the car longer than reserved. You can read Avis' policy on debit cards at this link:
http://www.avis.com/AvisWeb/JSP/global/e鈥?/a>
Check the websites of the other rental companies to confirm their policies.|||None of the 8 car rental companies I checked, listed any vehicle restrictions related to the use of debit cards. There is an age restriction: you must be 25 to use a debit card. Here are the basic policies I found:
Alamo
When renting in the U.S., debit and check cards may only be used in conjunction with proof of a round trip travel ticket (airline, cruise ship or train) at time of rental.
A debit/check card is considered to be any non-credit card bearing the VISA, MasterCard or Discover Card logo.
Avis
Most US locations also accept bank debit cards with the Visa or MasterCard logo as credit identification at the time of rental
At an airport location you must also show:
A round trip airline ticket, e-ticket, or travel itinerary to or from the airport of rental, disclosing a return date and showing the renter's name
A valid U.S. passport or current U.S. military identification card. The name must match the name on the renter's U.S. issued driver's license
A current vehicle insurance card. The name and address must match the name and address on the renter's driver license;
OR a current copy (within the last 60 Days) of your cellular phone bill, home telephone bill, bank statement or utility bill which shows your name and current address. Your name and address must match the U.S. issued driver's license in order to provide the renting location with proof of an accurate address.
Renting at an Off-Airport location you must show:
A current copy (within the last 60 days) of your cellular phone bill, home telephone bill, bank statement or utility bill which shows your name and current address. Your name and address must match your U.S. issues driver's license in order to provide the renting location with proof of an accurate address OR a valid U.S. passport or current U.S. military identification card. Your name must match the name on the your U.S. issued driver's license.
Avis reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to seek a Debit Card authorization hold in excess of the estimated rental charges. When using a debit card at Avis there may be a minimum hold of $500 and a maximum hold of the estimated rental charges will be placed on your account.
Upon returning the vehicle, Avis will process a release of the unused portion of the hold subject to your Bank's procedures. The hold may take up to 2 weeks to be released by your bank.
Dollar:
Debit Card Usage: If the customer presents a debit card at the beginning of rental to qualify to rent, we will perform a debit card check and credit inquiry screening through Equifax Credit Information Services, Inc. This type of inquiry will screen out customers who present a greater driving risk to us, using a standard set of criteria. The credit inquiry is posted on the customer's credit report and may have an effect on the customer's credit evaluation. In the event that a customer's debit card check and credit inquiry fail to meet our debit card criteria, the customer will not be allowed to rent unless they provide a major credit card in their own name.
Enterprise
Some of our Enterprise locations will accept a debit card for the rental deposits and payments. Please contact the office you plan to rent from to determine their policies on renting with a debit card.
Hertz
Credit cards must have available credit, and debit/check cards must have the available funds, for the estimated amount of rental charges plus up to $200 in order to secure the rental. Eligible debit cards must have Visa, Mastercard or Discover logo. Stored value/prepaid/gift cards are not acceptable to qualify for rental, however these cards may be used for payment at return.
Please note that at time of rental you will need to present (1) a current driver's license and (2) a valid credit or charge card in the renter's name. At most Hertz locations in the United States, Puerto Rico, and U. S. Virgin Islands, Hertz will allow you to present certain debit/check cards in place of a credit or charge card; use of a debit card to rent a vehicle is subject to review of your credit history.
National
When renting in the U.S., debit and check cards may only be used in conjunction with proof of a round trip travel ticket (airline, cruise ship or train) at time of rental.
A debit/check card is considered to be any non-credit card bearing the VISA, MasterCard or Discover Card logo.
Any other non-credit card without the VISA, MasterCard or Discover Card logo is not accepted.
Thrifty
As a general rule, a major credit card is required at the time of rental. However, when renting from many US locations, you may be allowed to use a debit or check card to rent.
For more car rental tips and a list of car rental discount codes for each of these companies, you can visit http://www.best-car-rental-tips.com|||Only if your debit card is tied to Mastercard or Visa (it will have the logo on the card).
Are you able to buy items from online retailers with a debit card?
I know the answer is a yes, what I'm really wanting to ask is how is there anyway I can make a major purchase (say an HDTV, computer) and pay using my debit card but not pay the full price right away? Is there no "money down, monthly payment" option available in any sort of way for a debit card? thanks in advance.|||If you understand that a debit card is also know as a check card, or an ATM card that draws money directly out of your bank account, it's the same as writing a check. You cannot write a check for more than what is in your account.
You need to have a credit feature on your account or set up separate financing.|||Nope, you need a credit card, or you can set up a line of credit at your bank thats attached to your checking account. Anytime you go over the extra gets put on a loan you have to make payments to.
You need to have a credit feature on your account or set up separate financing.|||Nope, you need a credit card, or you can set up a line of credit at your bank thats attached to your checking account. Anytime you go over the extra gets put on a loan you have to make payments to.
What is the Maximum amount of money i can put in my debit card?
I have a mastercard debit card. My bank is capital one if that helps.|||A Debit card is only electronic access to your current account. So the answer is as much as you have in your current account. It is NOT a credit card!|||You don't put money on a debit card, you put the money into the ACCOUNT tied to the debit card. There is no limit to how much you can have. If you have a trillion dollars, then you can put all of it in that account.
Is it easier to apply for a debit card than for a credit card?
I need to get either because I have to buy some textbooks off amazon because im in college but I dont have a credit card or debit card. Is it easier to get a debit card?|||You can always get a debit card bit you can't always get a credit card. For a debit card you need to open a bank account and then you need to put money into it to use your debit card. With a credit card you are borrowing money and you will need to show you can pay it back, that you don't have a bad credit rating, that you are over the legal age and that you have a steady income. The debit card is a sure thing as long as you have some money to open an account with.|||No, it isn't, to get a credit card all you have to do is go to any store or bank and apply. There will be several different cards that you may choose from that fit your budget and there is less risk due to id theft with a credit card than there is from a debit card. I would go to a bank for one and go for a standard issue one as opposed to one that is meant just for students. The problem with those is that many credit card companies are vultures and often times write in 'catches' that may screw you over as a student (extra fees and usage fines). Go for one with a relatively low spending limit (just to maintain control) and make sure to try to pay it off at the end of every month to prevent problems. Have you ever tried googling your textbook ISBN numbers to see if there are better deals elsewhere, try it, you can save a bundle that way. Just ask your instructors if they could give the numbers to you and go for express shipping. Good luck bro.|||If you can open a checking account you can have a debit card. When you use the debit card, the money you have in your checking is deducted. So as long as you have money in your account, you can either take the money out by writing checks or using a debit card. '
If you have a credit card, and buy things with it, you are borrowing money and paying interest. You must make at least a minimum payment per month or preferably pay it off in full when the bill comes to you.|||Debit and credit cards work very differently. Debit cards are linked to your checking account and use the money you have. Credit cards are essentially a line of credit aka a loan.
Youll need to have good credit in order to have a credit card and have a means to pay back what youve borrowed. Also, it will take a while for the card to get in and your credit limit, if youve never had one before, may range from $250 on up. Your monthly income affects whether or not youll even be eligible for a card. No job means no card.
If you dont have a checking account, please open one. Its a great way to establish yourself. Plus, any loans require an open, active account. Plus, did you know you can have your tax refund directly deposited and youll get it faster that way?|||A debit card is nothing to get; all it is is a plastic checkbook backed by Visa or Mastercard. Since it draws from your account immediately, and won't draw at all if funds are insufficient, no credit is needed (since no credit is used). You just need a bank account (some banks may want a minimum deposit to be maintained).|||I would recommend you to go ahead to get a credit card, and start to build your good credit history.
Of course, the top choice is still the Citi mtvU Platinum Select Visa Credit Card for College Students. This Citi mtvU Card is specialized for college students. You get 5 thankyou points for each dollar spent at restaurants, bookstores, video stores and movie theaters. Meanwhile you can also get 5 thankyou points for every dollar at Amazon.com. Plus you can rewards for being a good student. You can earn 250~2,000 bonus thankyou points each semester for maintaining a good GPA. In a word, this Citi mtvU card is highly recommended for college students. (Citi is also very friendly to grant college student this card to help student to build the credit)
http://tinyurl.com/citiStudentCard09|||Generally it is easier to get a debit card. Most checking accounts at banks offer a debit card for free along with the account. Check your local bank to see if they offer either free or student checking. I can bet that it will come with a debit card.|||You apply for a credit card but you do not apply for a debit card. A debit card is used instead of checks and money is withdrawn from your checking account.
So, if you don't have the money, go with credit.|||Definitely debit card.
If you have a credit card, and buy things with it, you are borrowing money and paying interest. You must make at least a minimum payment per month or preferably pay it off in full when the bill comes to you.|||Debit and credit cards work very differently. Debit cards are linked to your checking account and use the money you have. Credit cards are essentially a line of credit aka a loan.
Youll need to have good credit in order to have a credit card and have a means to pay back what youve borrowed. Also, it will take a while for the card to get in and your credit limit, if youve never had one before, may range from $250 on up. Your monthly income affects whether or not youll even be eligible for a card. No job means no card.
If you dont have a checking account, please open one. Its a great way to establish yourself. Plus, any loans require an open, active account. Plus, did you know you can have your tax refund directly deposited and youll get it faster that way?|||A debit card is nothing to get; all it is is a plastic checkbook backed by Visa or Mastercard. Since it draws from your account immediately, and won't draw at all if funds are insufficient, no credit is needed (since no credit is used). You just need a bank account (some banks may want a minimum deposit to be maintained).|||I would recommend you to go ahead to get a credit card, and start to build your good credit history.
Of course, the top choice is still the Citi mtvU Platinum Select Visa Credit Card for College Students. This Citi mtvU Card is specialized for college students. You get 5 thankyou points for each dollar spent at restaurants, bookstores, video stores and movie theaters. Meanwhile you can also get 5 thankyou points for every dollar at Amazon.com. Plus you can rewards for being a good student. You can earn 250~2,000 bonus thankyou points each semester for maintaining a good GPA. In a word, this Citi mtvU card is highly recommended for college students. (Citi is also very friendly to grant college student this card to help student to build the credit)
http://tinyurl.com/citiStudentCard09|||Generally it is easier to get a debit card. Most checking accounts at banks offer a debit card for free along with the account. Check your local bank to see if they offer either free or student checking. I can bet that it will come with a debit card.|||You apply for a credit card but you do not apply for a debit card. A debit card is used instead of checks and money is withdrawn from your checking account.
So, if you don't have the money, go with credit.|||Definitely debit card.
What to do when a transaction at a shop with DEBIT card was declined while the account had a healthy balance?
I have an active debit card attached to my savings account with ICICI Bank in India that attracts an annual fee of Rs 99 (USD2 appx). I bought grocery worth Rs 231(US$5 appx) and thought it convenient to pay with my debit card. The bank allows such low value purchases as it's a debit card. To my horror, the shop clerk told me that my transaction was declined. Knowing that my account held over Rs 12000 (USD 260 appx) as balance with no cheques issued or dues, I asked her to try again, which she did twice. I saw the terminal sending request and receiving reply and then the transaction being declined. Losing face, I had to pay by cash. Back home, after an hour, I checked my account online. My account was debited three times but the debits were reversed only twice. I saved the data in PDF and, after ten minutes, found that the account was credited with a reverse entry once again, setting off the debit. What should I do about the trouble that the bank made me go through?|||Probably caused by a delay in getting approval. In other words because it is a foreign bank it probably had to pass thru several network nodes and by the time the bank approved it the requesting POS terminal (system) had timed out the request. That also explains the reversals, because the requesting POS system never verified the transaction was completed.|||Does your debit card have a MasterCard or Visa symbol. If so, you can choose credit button and it may work.
Also, I think another reason is the bank may be denying the transaction is they think it is fraudulent. My advice is to call your bank and tell them you want to use it overseas in the U.S. some banks require you to notify them to use it outside of your home country. You can also try an atm. Make sure you use one that does not hold your card while you do the transaction. Choose primary credit if your debit card has either a visa or mastercard symbol. If your card has a visa plus, mastero and/or cirrus symbol but the atm does not take this. Try running it as primary credit. sometimes it will work at atm this way. Otherwise try savings. A lot of US merchant will not take maestro but some do.
Also, I think another reason is the bank may be denying the transaction is they think it is fraudulent. My advice is to call your bank and tell them you want to use it overseas in the U.S. some banks require you to notify them to use it outside of your home country. You can also try an atm. Make sure you use one that does not hold your card while you do the transaction. Choose primary credit if your debit card has either a visa or mastercard symbol. If your card has a visa plus, mastero and/or cirrus symbol but the atm does not take this. Try running it as primary credit. sometimes it will work at atm this way. Otherwise try savings. A lot of US merchant will not take maestro but some do.
Can I add minutes on a verizon phone with a debit card over the phone?
I have a verizon prepaid phone, I know you can buy minutes over the phone with a credit card, but can you do it with a debit card?|||If the card has a Visa or Mastercard logo you can use it the same as a credit card, except that you can't spend more money than you have.
Can I use a re loadable prepaid Visa debit card with Pay Pal?
I don' have a real credit or debit card. I was wondering if a re loadable prepaid Visa debit card would work on Pay Pal?|||Absolutely. As long as the prepaid card has a VISA logo it can be used as a traditional credit card when linking it to PayPal. Just select the credit card option and enter the card information as you normally would with a credit card. The only difference between a prepaid VISA card and a VISA credit card is that the prepaid card only allows you to spend what has already been loaded on the card while credit cards let you buy on credit.
When you create a online brokerage account, can i use a debit card?
I know you can add money into a online brokerage account with checks or debit card, I just want to make sure i can start with my debit card. You have to wait 24 hours until you start? Another problem is when i claim my profits and or dividends from a stock will it automatically add into my debit card?|||Might i suggest you ask a potential Broker this question, rather then asking random people.
This is kinda like asking what does XYZ bank charge in Fees|||Sure, why not?|||NO
MONEY MUST BE TRANSFERRED BY A BANK ACCOUNT
This is kinda like asking what does XYZ bank charge in Fees|||Sure, why not?|||NO
MONEY MUST BE TRANSFERRED BY A BANK ACCOUNT
Can I use my Canadian Debit Card in Iceland?
I'm planning a trip to Iceland and have heard the country is going through some economic struggles (to put it lightly). Will my TD Canada Trust debit card work at atms in Iceland or should I bring exchanged currency with me?
I called and asked my bank and they had "no information regarding the economic status or operating status of ATMs in Iceland."
Thanks!|||I would be 99% confident it would work. Unless the country literally melts down completely, which is highly unlikely, the infrastructure will continue to function. If you card is part of a larger network, which almost all of them are nowadays, you should be fine (and it's better than bringing currency with you, in terms of the exchange rate).
P.S. My ATM card (from the States) worked in *Russia* when I was there in the late 90's...if that's possible Iceland should be a slam dunk!
I called and asked my bank and they had "no information regarding the economic status or operating status of ATMs in Iceland."
Thanks!|||I would be 99% confident it would work. Unless the country literally melts down completely, which is highly unlikely, the infrastructure will continue to function. If you card is part of a larger network, which almost all of them are nowadays, you should be fine (and it's better than bringing currency with you, in terms of the exchange rate).
P.S. My ATM card (from the States) worked in *Russia* when I was there in the late 90's...if that's possible Iceland should be a slam dunk!
Is it illegal in the state of Texas to offer cash back through a credit card/debit card machine in a bar>?
Being sold an ATM machine for placement in a bar in Tarrant County, Texas. Seller is telling me that there is legislation against bars or restaurants selling alcoholic beverages being allowed to offer credit card/ debit card customers cash back. Stating that as the reason I must have ATM instead of programming credit card/ debit card machine to allow cash back.|||Sorry I don't know. However, You could check with your state legislator or the alcohol state regulatory commissions/board.
Remember the seller want you to buy an ATM. They could try any thing so you will bye it.
The best place to check. Is where you get your alcohol licenses from.
There is nothing wrong with a bar using a point of sale terminal that take both credit and debit cards. The debit part can allow cash back. The Credit part will not at this time.
Remember the seller want you to buy an ATM. They could try any thing so you will bye it.
The best place to check. Is where you get your alcohol licenses from.
There is nothing wrong with a bar using a point of sale terminal that take both credit and debit cards. The debit part can allow cash back. The Credit part will not at this time.
Is paypal the only form of payment available to register debit card on?
i have try registering my visa debit card on paypal so i can shop online,they keep telling stuff like there and error,after trying for 3 times they say the card is disabled. are ther anything other than paypal that i can use?|||Many online merchants will accept Visa debit/check cards directly without going through PayPal.
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Pay for all types of purchases quickly and easily.
Just use your Visa check card when you are ready to pay. It works fast, so there's no need to write checks or fumble for change. Plus, you'll save on trips to the ATM and can leave your checkbook at home. And because it's accepted at millions of places worldwide, you can use it for nearly anything, including:
Monthly bills
Dining
Fast food
Retail merchandise
Groceries
Movie tickets
Prescriptions
Gas and automotive services
Internet/online purchases
Phone orders
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Pay for all types of purchases quickly and easily.
Just use your Visa check card when you are ready to pay. It works fast, so there's no need to write checks or fumble for change. Plus, you'll save on trips to the ATM and can leave your checkbook at home. And because it's accepted at millions of places worldwide, you can use it for nearly anything, including:
Monthly bills
Dining
Fast food
Retail merchandise
Groceries
Movie tickets
Prescriptions
Gas and automotive services
Internet/online purchases
Phone orders
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How do I update my debit card information on ebay?
I have recently recieved a new Visa Debit card in the post from RBS and I want to know how I should update my debit card information...
I clicked on PayPal and entered the new details, but its asking for me to "complete verification" by adding all my Bank Branche's info... I don't remember having to do this before.
HELP! A step by step guide would be handy right now :/
Thankyee Guys %26lt;3|||i did it last week by going to my paypal account and adding new card , then i removed old card and got a verication code on my visa account to activate my new card on paypal and ebay, its working fine for me, hope thats of some help to you.|||Hi! I've had to do the same thing, and I think they go out of their way to hide all the places you need to make the change. I tried and tried, and then I went to Ebay and used the "contact them" link. I got a real time helper on the line who walked me through step by step. If you ask me, that's a cadillac service for free, and boy does it make things easy and speed it all up! Try that, and good luck to you!|||Log into Ebay and click on "My Account" you can update any information
there - including you card information - then you must go to Pay Pal and
do the same - that is all it is to it -|||Easiest way is to remove entirely the card you have registered now - and start again! Adding two cards causes all sorts of hassle with PP.
I clicked on PayPal and entered the new details, but its asking for me to "complete verification" by adding all my Bank Branche's info... I don't remember having to do this before.
HELP! A step by step guide would be handy right now :/
Thankyee Guys %26lt;3|||i did it last week by going to my paypal account and adding new card , then i removed old card and got a verication code on my visa account to activate my new card on paypal and ebay, its working fine for me, hope thats of some help to you.|||Hi! I've had to do the same thing, and I think they go out of their way to hide all the places you need to make the change. I tried and tried, and then I went to Ebay and used the "contact them" link. I got a real time helper on the line who walked me through step by step. If you ask me, that's a cadillac service for free, and boy does it make things easy and speed it all up! Try that, and good luck to you!|||Log into Ebay and click on "My Account" you can update any information
there - including you card information - then you must go to Pay Pal and
do the same - that is all it is to it -|||Easiest way is to remove entirely the card you have registered now - and start again! Adding two cards causes all sorts of hassle with PP.
Can I buy scratch tickets with a debit card?
As last minute stocking stuffers for out-of-town family (I'm the one travelling and need to pick them up asap), I wanted to get Massachusetts State Lottery scratch tickets. Does anyone know if I can buy them with a debit card? You can buy ANYTHING on debit, pretty much, but I didn't know if lottery is different. Thanks!|||I think it's cash only, but maybe it's different in your state. Call the local store and ask them. If they don't, you can always get cash back from a purchase and buy the lottery tickets.|||in colorado it's cash only but I don't know about massachusetts.|||No. But you can get the money out of the ATM and buy the tickets with cash.|||No you can't because I won't allow it because that's the worst thing you can do. Debit cards should be toward actual items, like getting your money's worth.
If you use that debit card, then I'm gonna open up a can of whoop-as@ on you and give you a couple of Stone Cold Stunners.
Make sure you use $1 dollar bills.
And that's the bottom line ,'cause "imansobyadayadayada" said so!!!|||If it's got a major credit card logo then no...Lottery tickets of any sort cannot be bought with a credit card because it's too easy to say it was fraudulent use.
If you use that debit card, then I'm gonna open up a can of whoop-as@ on you and give you a couple of Stone Cold Stunners.
Make sure you use $1 dollar bills.
And that's the bottom line ,'cause "imansobyadayadayada" said so!!!|||If it's got a major credit card logo then no...Lottery tickets of any sort cannot be bought with a credit card because it's too easy to say it was fraudulent use.
How would I link a debit card in paypal?
I'm trying to buy something via paypal, i linked my bank account, but the person I am buying from needs instant payment. It told me to link a debit card, which I have no idea how to do :/|||if you already have a paypal account, when you log in, you should see under "Notifications" box the hyperlink to "Link and Confirm my debit or credit card." its on the right hand side.
Has anyone who used the Greendot debit card for direct deposit received their refund yet?
I am a bit nervous as I have never chosen to have my tax refund deposited to my debit card before. I have had this card for more than two years. It is a regular Greendot not the Turbo Tax Debit Card.|||sunshine is SOOOOOO wrong..I know plenty of people that called their banks late yesterday afternoon and got told its "pending"..and I used a netspend card...prepaid like green dot last year and got my refund on that friday......basically what happens is....the IRS started sending the deposits out late yesterday and will contine to do so today. then its up to YOUR bank to make the funds available...some banks do it instantly..which is why you may hear of some getting their refunds today...others do it every couple of hours..but MOSt banks will have it issued by tomorrow, the 29th...a small few will take a few days...but I bet anything you'll have it tomorrow...not tuesday!!!!!|||I have never used this card but I want to add one thing to Amy's comment. All of the refunds scheduled for Friday were sent out around the time that the WMR site updated. Think about it the returns went out and the site updated. They have a release date of tomorrow but some banks do not hold the funds. The reason the pending status showed up at different times yesterday is because the bank processed them at that time not because they were received then. Good luck getting your money on time or early :)|||My girlfriend used the Turbo Tax card to get her deposit, go figure, it's a Greendot card as well!! She did her taxes on January 8th, I waited until the 18th to use the Tax Freedom free from TT. I used a All-Access Visa Prepaid Debit Card to have mine deposited to. I got mine January 26 (yesterday), she still has not gotten hers. So it's not just Friday's that everyone says. If your card is in good standing, you should have no problems. Check Friday after 8AM EST.|||I use my Greendot every year and when its deposited its avalible.|||I love the way sunshine gives that same answer all the time but she is soooooo wrong mine was deposited into my bank account(it showed up about 5am Mountain) this morning I don't use greendot our bank is USAA.....good luck all!!!!!|||The IRS only dd on Fridays at Midnight. The banks getting the dd will not process till Monday
Your funds will be available Tues am
Your funds will be available Tues am
How old do you have to be to have a visa prepaid debit card?
I saw a brochure about a reloadable debit card that has no overdraft fees and spend only what you load. Its by Advance America and it looked cool so i wanted one but i don't know the age limit. (Im turning 13 next week)|||You can have one at any age. This is basically a "gift card".|||giving you a debit card would be like giving a rabies infected gorilla a baby and a knife.
Does paypal debit card helps to get credit?
I want to apply for the paypal debit card but im unsecure.
Will the Debit Card (Mastercard) help me to get my credit score started?
And how do i have to pay? Is it by Monthly payments?
Will they take money from my bank account?|||PayPal's debit card spends money from your PayPal online balance, and if more money is needed to make a purchase it will come from your regular bank account. It is important to remember that it is like writing a check, all the money is taken at once. It will not contribute to your credit score because there is no borrowing and there is no monthly payment.
However, PayPal's other card is a real credit card. Its intent is to serve as a backup funding source when you use PayPal to buy something, but you can use it elsewhere too. Every purchase you make is borrowed from the card's credit line (not from the PayPal balance), and you pay it back by writing a check for all or some of what you owe every month. Using and repaying this card will contribute to your credit score.|||I doubt it will help you with your credit since it's money you actually have. Unless you are using it to pay bills. But that's completely unrelated to the card itself.
And yes, they will pull money out of your bank account when your paypal doesn't have enough in it to cover whatever you spend.
See for more info:
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cm鈥?/a>
My advice is to stay away from the paypal debit card unless you've got a lot of money in your paypal. Most times it's better to transfer the money to your bank account since paypal has been known to limit/cut off paypal accounts with a good amount of money in them.|||No, the card will not help build credit. I have one. It is just associated with your PayPal balance, you can set it up so if you spend money, it could take it from your bank. But it will NOT help you build credit.
Will the Debit Card (Mastercard) help me to get my credit score started?
And how do i have to pay? Is it by Monthly payments?
Will they take money from my bank account?|||PayPal's debit card spends money from your PayPal online balance, and if more money is needed to make a purchase it will come from your regular bank account. It is important to remember that it is like writing a check, all the money is taken at once. It will not contribute to your credit score because there is no borrowing and there is no monthly payment.
However, PayPal's other card is a real credit card. Its intent is to serve as a backup funding source when you use PayPal to buy something, but you can use it elsewhere too. Every purchase you make is borrowed from the card's credit line (not from the PayPal balance), and you pay it back by writing a check for all or some of what you owe every month. Using and repaying this card will contribute to your credit score.|||I doubt it will help you with your credit since it's money you actually have. Unless you are using it to pay bills. But that's completely unrelated to the card itself.
And yes, they will pull money out of your bank account when your paypal doesn't have enough in it to cover whatever you spend.
See for more info:
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cm鈥?/a>
My advice is to stay away from the paypal debit card unless you've got a lot of money in your paypal. Most times it's better to transfer the money to your bank account since paypal has been known to limit/cut off paypal accounts with a good amount of money in them.|||No, the card will not help build credit. I have one. It is just associated with your PayPal balance, you can set it up so if you spend money, it could take it from your bank. But it will NOT help you build credit.
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