Need to meet a spending threshold? Paypal my cash cards

[maxie m]

It says  "(including applicable fees)"...

quote the whole sentence, " after pin is redeemed you may continue to use your card to add funds to your PayPal account by tendering funds including applicable fees and swiping at participating retailers."

You can reload and and there are fees

[maxie m]

Would PayPal send a check for the amount of available credit like serve does?

not sure, and I wouldn't try it

[LoLo]

not sure, and I wouldn't try it

Why? obviously not payable to yourself. Write your landlords name and pay rent with it.

[maxie m]

Why? obviously not payable to yourself. Write your landlords name and pay rent with it.

I guess you could, but they are very finicky about using them at retailers only, I know people also got shut down for using then as a debit card to pay credit card bills,just my opinion

[Tzafnas Paneach]

Why? obviously not payable to yourself. Write your landlords name and pay rent with it.

You can do that with radpad loaded with ur ppdc.

[enwhycee]

Go to Rite Aid or Walgreens.

I've never been to a Walgreens in NYC that has allowed CC for purchase.

[rileywiles23]

I've never been to a Walgreens in NYC that has allowed CC for purchase.

Then you must have missed a bunch of walgreens on your route.

[shoobi]

Has anyone used this? paypal/cc have fees? Is it reliable ?

yes i have, it's been discussed before somewhere

[maxie m]

Just received this email from PayPal   

Cash Back rewards changes as of February 1, 2016.

Maxie m,

We want to let you know about changes we are making to our PayPal Business Debit MasterCard® rewards program, in order to be in accordance with the existing PayPal Business Debit MasterCard Cardholder Agreement. Starting February 1, 2016, your cash back rebate payout, if any, will change in accordance with the program’s existing terms and conditions to reflect these adjustments.

As of February 1, 2016:

 We’ve updated rewards program disbursements to conform to the existing Cardholder Agreement:
We will discontinue paying cash back rebates on PIN-less debit purchases, and
We will discontinue paying cash back rebates for any month if the calculated cash back payout is less than $1.00 USD
You can reference the existing PayPal Business Debit MasterCard Cardholder Agreement at https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/mpp/ua/debitcard-full . Section 8-b-ii-3 (p.4) covers the exclusion of PIN-less debit transactions and Section 8-c (p.4) explains the minimum $1.00 payout requirement.

Remember, most signature transactions made without using your PIN do qualify for the cash back rebate. (Transactions where you use your PIN and PIN-less debit transactions are not eligible.) When you’re buying groceries, dining out, shopping at a merchant, or otherwise using the card, ask the merchant (or make the choice yourself on the terminal) to run your card as a credit transaction and be sure to sign the receipt.

Please be advised that some merchants may elect to process your transaction as a PIN-less debit transaction without offering you other options. In this case, the transaction is not eligible for cash back rebate.

Everything else remains the same.

All existing terms, conditions and benefits of your card will continue as they are today. Please keep a copy of this message with the other details about your card.

We’re here if you have questions.

As always, please contact us if you have questions about this change or other matters related to your card. You can click here, use the Contact link on any www.PayPal.com page or call us toll-free at 866.888.6080.

Thanks again for your continued loyalty to our rewards program.

The PayPal Business Debit MasterCard Team

[rileywiles23]

Damn

[CS91]

So does that mean cashback on RadPad is done? Only cashback on purchases made in store when you actually sign? That sucks.

[googwallet]

So does that mean cashback on RadPad is done? Only cashback on purchases made in store when you actually sign? That sucks.

It's very unclear, what are PIN-less transactions anyway? Transactions were do use your PIN are surely not eligible. But what is PIN-less? Seems like a word they made up.

[CS91]

It's very unclear, what are PIN-less transactions anyway? Transactions were do use your PIN are surely not eligible. But what is PIN-less? Seems like a word they made up.

I've never heard the term either but I'm assuming it's transactions where you have to sign. If that's the case, that would mean only in-store transactions would be eligible for CB.

[rileywiles23]

I just tried reloading a reusable Ppmc at Walgreens, and the system rejected it, saying there is a recall on the card. Anybody know what that means ?

[davidd75]

I just tried reloading a reusable Ppmc at Walgreens, and the system rejected it, saying there is a recall on the card. Anybody know what that means ?

you have had success reloading ppmc with cc?

[rileywiles23]

you have had success reloading ppmc with cc?

I'm not sure what you mean by reloading ? If you mean initially buying the Ppmc with a cc, then yes.
This is the first time I've tried reloading a card that's been used before, and I got the previously posted error.

[maxie m]

I'm not sure what you mean by reloading ? If you mean initially buying the Ppmc with a cc, then yes.
This is the first time I've tried reloading a card that's been used before, and I got the previously posted error.

in terms of the latter sense, it can only be reloaded at certain locations no?

[rileywiles23]

in terms of the latter sense, it can only be reloaded at certain locations no?

I don't know, that's why I'm asking. The store I frequent was out of stock, so I tried reusing this but I got that recall message.

[maxie m]

Yep thats the one, think it only reloads in dollar general and possibly one other location although forgot which one, should be on the website though

[rileywiles23]

Yep thats the one, think it only reloads in dollar general and possibly one other location although forgot which one, should be on the website though

So even though Walgreens sells these, they can't be reloaded a second time there ?