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Eek2121Lovin Verizon FIOS
join:2002-10-12
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| Verizon's Rebate Cards... I've posted this before, but I will post it again. There is no issue with Verizon's rebate card system. When you get the card you can take it to the bank and pull all of the cash out, or you can use it, "same as cash" by running it as credit. I've had two and both worked the same way. My recent grocery bill came to $280, i swipe the card, choose credit, and it automatically deducted the entire amount from the card and asked me to choose another form of payment for the rest | | |
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| said by Eek2121:I've posted this before, but I will post it again. There is no issue with Verizon's rebate card system. When you get the card you can take it to the bank and pull all of the cash out, or you can use it, "same as cash" by running it as credit. I've had two and both worked the same way. My recent grocery bill came to $280, i swipe the card, choose credit, and it automatically deducted the entire amount from the card and asked me to choose another form of payment for the rest Actually Verizon's is the most consumer friendly of them all. For those that don't know:
•You can swipe it as a credit card.
•You can cash out at a "Visa participating" bank...though their online search indicates there are none. My guess is that any bank will do as long as they do it like a credit transaction against Visa.
•You can ACH the money, no fee, to a bank account of your choosing. (IMO this option should be mandatory for ALL of these companies offering rebate cards. I did it and the money was in my account 2 business days later, no fuss no muss)
•I believe you can even ask them to send you a check for a fee.
THAT, my friends, is how it should be done across the board. Unlike Rent.com where it won't let you draw money from it at a bank, yet they do a $1 auth if you try (meaning it is valid but they're blocking the transaction intentionally). | |
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