Anybody else do this?

[freakindawgen]

Early on I had a "pay balance end of month, pay no interest" card. Kept up with it for awhile. Then I got a new job out of town and being broke and 3 weeks before getting a check, I charged it up. Got to $10,000 + and Cap 1 started adding a $5 fee each month. Had a disabling accident and my card insurance made min payments for 2 years. Didn't drop it too much. Sometime later I aggressively started paying it off. Once that was completed, called them and asked to drop the $5 fee. Nope. So I dropped the card.

 

[jmca]

Lot of plpla

 

[jmca]

plpla

lots of places charge 2 to 4% for using a CC. We pay off CC's every month, use cash for gas and pocket money.
Cash to buy guns and ammo to replace the ones that fell in the lake.

 

[jav]

Lot of plpla

What?

 

[jimbo1096]

Capital One allows to use a virtual card which is a credit card number, pin and expiration date generated based on your credit card so you can use to buy things without actually giving your true credit card number. It protects you from having your actual card number out online and monitors the actual purchases that are made
That’s how I do online purchases, but use my actual card when I’m in the store, making purchases myself through the card terminal at the register