Can you get cashbask on a credit card  in a supermarket along with a purchase?
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No you can't.  Cashback service is only available for money you have.  Credit cards are the banks money, not yours.
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You need to wait until you get there to buy.  Ask around when you arrive.
764152
never use a debit card  for on line purchases....bad idea,.... walmart and sams club have cheap phone cards.
1038105
Yes.  If you have personal account, you can accept money for free, but I think it can only be a cash transfer, you can't accept credit card payments.
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You can get a Visa, MasterCard or other gift card at any major bank. You choose the card value you want, and it can be used in any store that accepts credit cards.
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It's very likely that you can get a cash advance on your ATM card, but it's probably not a good idea, even if it's allowed.\n\nYou should consult the terms and conditions that were sent with your card.  If your card allows you to get a cash advance, your card agreement will tell you what the interest rate is for those kind of transactions.  It's usually considerably higher than the rate charged for purchases.\n\nYour card issuer will have sent you a PIN to use for drawing cash advances if your card does allow that kind of transaction.\n\nBe careful!!!!
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yes. Ask you credit card.
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I am willing to pay with a credit card depending on how reputable the site is. I have done a lot of shopping online, and I have yet to find a site that offers payment upon delivery.
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if your debit card is a "check card" and has a visa or mastercard logo on it, it works just like a credit card, only you have to have the funds available in your checking account in order for the purchase to be approved.
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check with the store first, then call the card company.
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The highest cash rebate you can get from any cash back credit card is 5%. \n\nBoth the Citi Dividend Platinum Select Card and the Chase Cash Plus Rewards Visa pay 5% rebates on "everyday purchase". This is defined as purchases made at standalone supermarkets, gasoline stations and drugstores. You earn 1% rebates on other purchases. For both cards, you can earn up to $300 in annual rebates.\n\nThe Blue Cash from American has a tiered rebate formula, but also pays 5% rebates on "everyday purchases". For annual spending below $6,500, you earn 1% and 0.5% rebates on "everyday purchases" and "other purchases" respectively. Once you cross the $6,500 threshold, you earn 5% and 1.5% respectively.\n\nThe Bank of America Power Rewards is a reward card. However, you can use your points to exchange for cash rebates rather than rewards. Above a certain number of points, the rebate percentage is 2%. Hence, this card, is also a great combination to use with either the Citi Dividend Platinum Select Card or the Chase Cash Plus Rewards Card.\n\nDiscover Platinum pays 5% rebates when you make purchases with merchant partners from their "Get More" program. They are constantly adding new partners so you have to be a memebr to get the full details.\n\nFor anyone looking for a cash rebate credit card, either the Citi Dividend Platinum Select Card or the Chase Cash Plus Rewards Visa should be the first choice. Later, you can add either the Blue Cash or Power Rewards, combine them with the Citi or Chase cards and earn more than the standard 1% on "other purchases" (ie non supermarket, non-gasoline and non-drugstore purchases).
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you can get the prepaid master card or visa card at any store, you don't need any bank account...all you have to do is just get the prepaid credit card and pay how much you want in the card to use it....you can refill it anytime you want
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Of course you can. When you buy something at the store, they HAD to buy it from someone.
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A merchant account allows you to accept credit cards from customers at your business.   Once you have a merchant account, you then have to program your credit card machine (or software, or ecommerce site) with the merchant account information.  Now when a sale is made, the card is approved or declined, and the funds are deposited into your checking account.  Note: your checking account or bank account is different from a merchant account. There are rates and fees associated with accepting a credit card from your customers.  For example, if a customer uses a check card at your store for $100 and the rate is 1.39%, then $1.39 comes out and $98.61 is deposited into your account.  It costs money to accept plastic from customers.
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Basically anything that people need, but would not buy in the supermarket. I buy on EBay, artwork, furniture, carpets etc. There are also good deals on PC games, electronics. You would do well selling those.
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If you don't want to get an actual credit card you can always get a prepaid credit card. Greendot is a popular one. It's a Mastercard, used like a real one only the amount that you "load" onto the card is the amount your allowed to spend. It's worked great for us. Keeps you from wracking up a huge credit card bill but still allows you to shop online or use it wherever Mastercard is accepted. Another thought...do you have a debit card attatched to your checking acct? If so, you can usually use those too. I prefer the prepaid credit card myself. Hope this helps!
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YOU don't USE that one. The merchant/restaurant does. They just SWIPE your card and enter the amount and they get an approval or denial!