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Well, confliction info from my search, half of which looked sketchy. So I thought I would ask.
They said no from what I could tell. I wonder, how does the gifting thing work on Amazon?I have a Paypal Business Master Card maybe you can apply for one. No fees with a 500 withdraw limit and 1% cash back.
Edit Holy shit does that sound like advertisement
You can use a Paypal debit card on Amazon, but Amazon automatically runs it as debit and you need to run the card as credit to get the 1% cash back.I have a Paypal Business Master Card maybe you can apply for one. No fees with a 500 withdraw limit and 1% cash back.
Edit Holy shit does that sound like advertisement
it's not just 1% for online i'm just saying 1% in general for store purchases etc...You can use a Paypal debit card on Amazon, but Amazon automatically runs it as debit and you need to run the card as credit to get the 1% cash back.
I know, but only if you get the option to run it as credit. Places like Amazon and Wal-Mart don't give you the option though.it's not just 1% for online i'm just saying 1% in general for store purchases etc...
I know for a fact Walmart can run debit as credit.I know, but only if you get the option to run it as credit. Places like Amazon and Wal-Mart don't give you the option though.
And I know for a fact that if the amount is less than $40 the Wal-Mart where I live automatically runs your card as pinless debit without any say from me. Not sure if that's legal or not. I do know running cards as debit is cheaper for the retailer, so that's probably why they're doing that.I know for a fact Walmart can run debit as credit.
evidence or you know .. it didnt happenbut... the answer is no....
evidence or you know .. it didnt happen
Evidence enough?