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Madison MoneySports - Personal Finance Thread - Printable Version +- Madison Motorsports (https://forum.mmsports.org) +-- Forum: Madison Motorsports (https://forum.mmsports.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Forum: Lounge (https://forum.mmsports.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=6) +--- Thread: Madison MoneySports - Personal Finance Thread (/showthread.php?tid=11501) |
RE: Madison MoneySports - Personal Finance Thread - Apoc - 03-20-2019 Until you have to destroy the metal card because the replacement has the same number. I actually had to use a blowtorch. RE: Madison MoneySports - Personal Finance Thread - JPolen01 - 03-20-2019 (03-20-2019, 10:20 AM)Apoc Wrote: Until you have to destroy the metal card because the replacement has the same number. I actually had to use a blowtorch. I think you actually have to mail it back to Capital One for them to destroy it unless you go MacGuyver on it as you did. I have nothing in my house that could destroy it. Maybe a drill, but I don't have a vice to hold the card. RE: Madison MoneySports - Personal Finance Thread - CaptainHenreh - 03-20-2019 Y'all have blowtorches and not a pair of tin snips? RE: Madison MoneySports - Personal Finance Thread - JPolen01 - 03-20-2019 I actually need to buy some tin snips. Could have used them the other day. RE: Madison MoneySports - Personal Finance Thread - Apoc - 03-20-2019 (03-20-2019, 10:48 AM)CaptainHenreh Wrote: Y'all have blowtorches and not a pair of tin snips? Cutting a credit card into a half dozen pieces is a pretty weak way to prevent fraud. Even my two year old could put that back together to get the number. RE: Madison MoneySports - Personal Finance Thread - Ken - 03-20-2019 (03-19-2019, 09:26 AM)V1GiLaNtE Wrote:(03-18-2019, 09:37 AM)Ken Wrote: I have 5 but really only use 3 of them. One point is equivalent to one cent - so 64000 points is $640. I like that it can be retro-active, Toni just logs in and selects a travel associated cost (uber, hotel, flight, etc) and you click redeem and that dollar value is removed from your account. (03-20-2019, 10:37 AM)JPolen01 Wrote:(03-20-2019, 10:20 AM)Apoc Wrote: Until you have to destroy the metal card because the replacement has the same number. I actually had to use a blowtorch. Yeah, you have to put it in an envelope to return, at least that's what I had to do with my Sapphire. RE: Madison MoneySports - Personal Finance Thread - Apoc - 03-20-2019 (03-20-2019, 11:48 AM)Ken Wrote: I called the bank last time I got a replacement to ask and was told to cut it up with scissors. Okay.... shure.
Madison MoneySports - Personal Finance Thread - Sijray21 - 03-20-2019 I like the burning method. Sounds fun, too.
RE: Madison MoneySports - Personal Finance Thread - .RJ - 03-20-2019 works for valve cover paint too RE: Madison MoneySports - Personal Finance Thread - Jake - 03-20-2019 Chase sends you a postpaid, thicc envelope with your new card, so you can mail the old one back and have them dispose of it. I didn't go to college to take a blowtorch to my fake-money-cards. RE: Madison MoneySports - Personal Finance Thread - Apoc - 03-20-2019 (03-20-2019, 01:28 PM)Jake Wrote: I didn't go to college to take a blowtorch to my fake-money-cards. I went to college precisely so I can. RE: Madison MoneySports - Personal Finance Thread - V1GiLaNtE - 03-20-2019 (03-20-2019, 01:28 PM)Jake Wrote: Chase sends you a postpaid, thicc envelope with your new card, so you can mail the old one back and have them dispose of it. Correction - It's not fake-money-cards. It's not-your-money-cards.
RE: Madison MoneySports - Personal Finance Thread - Beej - 03-25-2019 Apple's taking on the CC industry now. Cliffs notes: 2% cashback using ApplePay, 1% using the (titanium, nerds) physical card, 3% at Apple stores (digital and physical), paid back daily. Low rates, no fees (annual, late, over-limit). Super private. Available in the summer. Not a bad deal but where's my Apple Mortgage? RE: Madison MoneySports - Personal Finance Thread - JPolen01 - 03-25-2019 Meh. Highest % cashback using Apple pay...I still don't think that is 100% offered at every retailer. Definitely not getting Apple pay at restaurants. Most of our purchases are done online so we would not benefit much from it. 3% at Apple stores? How much Apple shit are people buying? That's nothing more than a gimmick. No fees is nice, but a million other cards offer no fees. RE: Madison MoneySports - Personal Finance Thread - Sijray21 - 03-25-2019 (03-25-2019, 02:25 PM)JPolen01 Wrote: How much Apple shit are people buying? don't doubt the power of Applefanbois. RE: Madison MoneySports - Personal Finance Thread - Beej - 03-25-2019 (03-25-2019, 02:25 PM)JPolen01 Wrote: Meh. Highest % cashback using Apple pay...I still don't think that is 100% offered at every retailer. Definitely not getting Apple pay at restaurants. Most of our purchases are done online so we would not benefit much from it. 3% at Apple stores? How much Apple shit are people buying? That's nothing more than a gimmick. No fees is nice, but a million other cards offer no fees. All fair points. As someone who is increasingly sick of feeling like a product/target, I like the privacy bit. The benefits may not be the best but I haven't had the patience for constantly chasing the best ones and won't deal with rotating perks, so they're decent IMO. As for the Apple store bit, I don't replace products frequently (typing on an 11 year old iMac, just replaced a 5 year old iPad only because I dropped it)...but when I do it's a shit ton of money. They're just encouraging people to buy their products/services at their locations, so whatever to that.
RE: Madison MoneySports - Personal Finance Thread - .RJ - 03-25-2019 Are they going to call me to handle fraud before its even hit my account with a phone call that a new card is being sent overnight? Probably not, so I'm not interested. RE: Madison MoneySports - Personal Finance Thread - Apoc - 03-25-2019 Maybe you weren't holding the card right? RE: Madison MoneySports - Personal Finance Thread - G.Irish - 03-27-2019 I kinda like the privacy value proposition but I realized that it's hard to judge what the difference will be in my life because I don't know how much junk mail, spam, robo calls, and targeted ads are due to my credit cards and not a million other reasons. I think Apple's on to something with selling privacy as a primary selling point. I like where that path goes, but at the same time I'm definitely not moving back to an iPhone for now. Madison MoneySports - Personal Finance Thread - JPolen01 - 03-27-2019 What's the privacy aspect of the card? |