Sentences with phrase «bluebird accounts»

We've seen several shutdowns of avenues for manufactured spending, from Target not allowing credit card and then debit card loads to its Target Redcard, to Serve and Bluebird accounts being shutdown as well as Citibank no longer allowing you to fund checking accounts with a credit card.

From the Chase 5/24 rule to Serve and Bluebird accounts getting shutdown, it's always a smart idea to diversify your miles and points generating!

The offer is not on the online Bluebird accounts that I have.

He'd also look at companies that provide alternatives to issuing debit cards via mobile apps like GoBank, a brand of Green Dot Bank, and American Express and its Bluebird accounts.

If you don't qualify to open a bank account in the United States, a good alternative is the Bluebird Account by American Express and Walmart.

With a Bluebird account, you'll see a lack of fees that may cause you to do a -LSB-...]

Convenience is another plus to opening a Bluebird account at www.bluebird.com.

If the business is listed in the Pay Bill system, you can send money electronically from your Bluebird account to the business to whom you owe money.

Here's a post on what a Vanilla Reload looks like and how to load a Vanilla Reload card to your Bluebird account.

There you can deposit cash or load funds onto your Bluebird account via a debit card from another bank.

Then use the online payment system to pay bills those that don't otherwise accept credit cards with a check from your Bluebird account.

Also, you're not eligible for a Bluebird account if you have Serve from American Express (a type of digital prepaid account).

You can load money onto your Bluebird account in several ways and then pay bills online.

The toughest part of earning miles and points with a Bluebird account is finding Vanilla Reload cards at a store that will accept credit card payments.

But a Bluebird account, for example, comes with a no - fee online bill - pay feature that sends a check to the payee.

Dear Cashing In, To get extra reward points, I used to buy Vanilla Reload cards on credit from a pharmacy nearby, then load a Bluebird account and pay my rent with it.

Click on «Pay Bills» after logging in to your Bluebird account, find the credit card company you want to pay («Chase Credit Cards» or «Wells Fargo Credit Card» for example), type in the credit card number of the account you're trying to pay, enter the amount, and then pay it.

While I was in Maui, my wife received an email saying her Bluebird account had been suspended due to «unusual / irregular activity».

Not exact matches

What I recommend is you getting a prepaid card, I use BLUEBIRD, add cash to it from your personal account and only add what you think your total cost may be for your order.

For people who use Bluebird cards to withdraw cash, there's no fee or surcharge for withdrawing cash from American Express ATMs for only those who have enrolled in direct deposit into the account.

Powered by a partnership between credit card giant American Express and super store WalMart, Bluebird is a financial account that provides an attractive alternative to traditional bank accounts while providing all the conveniences and options of high - tech banking.

If you currently have an American Express Serve account, you have to cancel your account before applying for a Bluebird.

Unlike some more aggressive users, I've never withdrawn My Cash funds directly to a bank account, preferring to use the money to fund Bluebird, buy money orders, and make bill payments.

There is no easy replacement for Vanilla Reloads to build a large account with Bluebird and use it to pay your mortgage.

However, one of the most amazing features of Bluebird, which makes it superior to virtually every checking account, is that there are no foreign transaction fees, including on international ATM withdrawals (you will still pay a $ 2 out - of - network ATM fee).

Simply use Bluebird in conjunction with rewards - earning debit cards or prepaid reload cards and you'll earn miles and points on the funds you deposit into your account.

In a nutshell, Bluebird by American Express is an alternative to a traditional checking account and debit card.

One way to deposit funds onto the card is to set up direct deposit of your paycheck or link a U.S. - based bank account or debit card via Bluebirds website.

That was apparently insufficient for Bluebird, which refused to link the card to my account.

My favorite tool to MS was Bluebird, but that's not worthwhile anymore after account... [Read more...] about The Best Way to Manufacture Spend Today and in the Future

This was incredibly odd, because her account had just been open for a... [Read more...] about Getting Shut Down by Bluebird for «Suspicious Activity»

So the first month, I bought 3 X VRs for a little over $ 1500 (so past credit limit of 1k) For each $ 500 VR I bought with the credit card, I waited for it to be posted to my account then transfer money from B of A or Bluebird to cover it.

Then load that debit gift card onto your bluebird or redbird account (so that you can liquidate that $ 500 - use it to pay off the Club Carlson card).

Bluebird, REDcard, Serve, and Serve with Softcard... These are prepaid reloadable American Express cards intended to be viable fee - free checking account alternatives.

Even though Serve predated Bluebird, Bluebird was the first prepaid card to be a realistic fee - free checking account alternative.

Bluebird is a service aimed at lower - income individuals without bank accounts, but some people used it to boost reward balances.