Is visa, as in the credit card, supposed to be capitalized?
912178
yes, it's a brand name
959545
Bank of America?  America is usually capitalized, being the name of a continent.
408161
Visa is more accepted world wide. I know from experience, I travel a lot and have both cards. My visa is more accepted than the mastercard. \n\nI wouldn't say one is better than the other. It depends on who you get your card through and what they offer, for instance: intrest rate, annual fee, extras such as insurance. My visa is a platinum card which offers me free insurance when I rent a car by using their card.
509834
yes\nif visa is granted
672172
Don't know if its the same in the US - But we have a thing here called Visa Debit - has the same numbers/expiry and CCV of a credit card so try and find one of those.
579175
Not unless it is a proper noun. (A name or title.)\n\n EX: "The Bank of Democracy" is capped cuz it's a name, but\n\n"The U.S. is a democracy."  is not capped!
715293
yeah. the only thing i don't know is capitalize. that's mainly because i'm lazy also!!
88217
Since you seem to have made the effort to find the answer yourself...\n\nThe answer is B: always underlined & capitalized. If it were machine printed it would italicised and capitalised.\n\nBTW, what happened to option A?
890499
Yes, it is a proper noun. Always capitalize it.
599160
I just got a Capital One card for my first. I have no credit, so the APR is super high (19%), but it has no Annual fee, so if I only use it for small purchases that I pay in full when the bill comes, I will not have to pay anything extra and I still get to build my credit.
650505
The small print can make a big difference.  The finance company through which the card is issued is more important to evaluate than the type of card itself.  I believe you have to evaluate the contract and READ IT for the charges and conditions.
1025476
No.  First, its completely legal to charge a fee, one way or the other.  ATM cards can have fees assesed by your bank or the merchant if used as a debit card, debit cards are less regulated than credit cards.  For credit cards- its still legal, but its against the Amex,. Visa, or Mastercard rules for a merchant to charge a consumer extra to cover the fees that they have to pay when you use the card.  So its definately not illegal, but for credit cards, its definately against the card's merchant agreement, and the merchant can have their ability to accept certain cards taken away from the, if they are passing the fee along to consumers.  Gernally a merchant pays 2-3% of the purchase price back to the originating bank and credit card company.
28238
Any site that accepts Visa should accept those cards -- so pretty much anywhere!
410029
Have them checked out by Visa and Master card they would know if they are officially a merchant and if they had any complaints!Good luck and be wise about giving out your information!
952031
Absolutely! It costs them money to accept your card. Also the fees change depending on if the charge is rung up as debit or credit. A local store owner explained to me that for sales below about $20 US, the debit card had a smaller fee. Sales greater than that and the credit charge costs less. \n\nI think we should work with businesses to help them keep costs down for processing plastic transactions because ultimately those extra fees are added into  the cost of the product. We will pay for it one way or another.
95149
im guessing this is you... visa card is ok basically once you get married. you have to gt your marriage certificate and then talk to the social security office.they can help u wuth more information.
864603
It is almost never capitalized.  Others have said "judicial branch" should be capitalized, but that is not normally true.  "Judicial" is normally capitalized only when it forms a proper noun in a phrase like "Board of Judicial Review".