Positive vibes from the FT forum:
"We found a work around to the published rules, which were to load a max of $1k per swipe, which was meant to be per transaction. Someone found out you could circumvent that rule by going swipe, swipe, swipe, transmit. Which was not expected by RB, yet they let it go on for awhile. Until that lead to the problem of "disappearing money", and all of the paperwork that entailed. So they fixed that loophole, and returned us to the originally intended rule of $1K per swipe.
Now people are ranting and raving about noobies "ruining things", when in fact nothing is ruined. We are just back to the originally intended $1K per swipe/load.
Yes, if your closest Target is a 3 hour drive away, and you only have one credit card to load with, and that cc does a FA denial on a second load per day that cannot be overturned, this will be a hardship. And I apologise to both of the FT members this applies to. But for the rest of us, just load $1k to a cc, then $1k to a second cc, then $500 to a third cc; all in one day. Come back the next day and repeat that. Now in 2 days you have completed your entire months loading. If you have more than one RB, repeat that 2 day process for each card. And stop whining, this is still the best MS system ever seen on the face of Earth."