debit card question

[tableplay]

Hi, what's the largest cash back debit card out there (hopefully it's larger than the HE on full pay JOB) ?

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[monet]

Wait till they offer players Neuralink!
You'll be able to make your bets while you are sleeping.

[quahaug]

Do you mean credit card? I've never heard of a cash back debit card.

[MDawg]

The PayPal debit MasterCard returns 1 - 1.5% cash back, but only when used as a credit card.

[MisterV]

I use an Amazon linked Visa as my primary card.

They offer either 1, 2 or 3 percent back, as credit toward future Amazon purchases.

As Amazon is now my go-to vender it makes sense.

[monet]

lol this whole thread is just a joke that is enjoyed by tableplay.
You guys are actually debating what debit or credit card has the best return.
I don't want to get involved but if you search around you can find up to 10% cash back Credit/Debit Cards.
2% seems to be the sweet spot currently for all purchases.
I'm sure we have all churned out most of the sign up bonus CC's.
They aren't as lucrative as they used to be but they still exist.

[MaxPen]

I like how everyone runs around using credit cards thinking they are a genius for getting 2% back. While paying 4% more for everything because they are all using the cards instead of cash. Therefore the sellers all price the merchant fees into the products.

The best geniuses are the ones pushing for a 100% trackable digital currency along with the elimination of cash.

The livestock today are so smart that they corral themselves for slaughter......lol

#SHEEP

Baaaaahhhhh

[coach belly]

the sellers all price the merchant fees into the products.

Do many sellers give discounts for using cash?

My understanding is that the contracts with credit card companies prohibits that.

How would your merchant fee scenario apply in a competitive market?

[MisterV]

Do many sellers give discounts for using cash?

Gas stations do, e.g. Chevron.

[coach belly]

Do many sellers give discounts for using cash?

Gas stations do, e.g. Chevron.

I only see "same price - cash or credit" these days.

I don't shop that often, but I don't recall ever seeing cash discounts offered
at any brick & mortar retailers.

How would that even work?

They scan the purchases, then hit a discount key when you offer to pay with cash?

[MaxPen]

the sellers all price the merchant fees into the products.

Do many sellers give discounts for using cash?

My understanding is that the contracts with credit card companies prohibits that.

How would your merchant fee scenario apply in a competitive market?

Some sellers do. Mostly outside of the world of large corporations.

Yes, merchant agreements prohibit the offering of cash discounts. Therefore the merchant has to price it in. Yet your government offices all charge a fee to accept a credit card. Rules for thee but not for me. People have allowed themselves to be forced to give up a few percent of everything to the benefit of a few elites. But go ahead and enjoy your 2% cash back that you paid 4% for.
My whole point is people readily accept their own slaughter because they do not collectively stand against usury. Then they wonder why they can never get ahead. Between the government excess and mandates to implement all kinds of bullshit like TPMS systems on cars, in order to enrich someone's uncle, people are left wondering why they are slaving away their whole life and have virtually nothing to show for it. It is because they have been robbed bit by bit and they allowed it to happen.
So get in line for your shots, anal swab covid test, and eat your genetically modified corporate crap. Pretty soon you will be living and existing off your owners company crypto token allotment. Get out of line and you wil be cutoff and locked in the Google reeducation camp until you meet approved compliance.

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[coach belly]

Yes, merchant agreements prohibit the offering of cash discounts. Therefore the merchant has to price it in.

What does this mean...the merchant has to price it in?

Price in the cash discount? How do they do that?

[MaxPen]

Yes, merchant agreements prohibit the offering of cash discounts. Therefore the merchant has to price it in.

What does this mean...the merchant has to price it in?

Price in the cash discount? How do they do that?

The merchant has to assume that a customer is going to pay with a credit card. They have to price their product to cover that cost. What is hard to understand? Everyone is paying 3-4% more than necessary for everything in order for some entity to take the rake. But hey, all the idiots run around proud to get 2% back.....lol.....

[MisterV]

Well ... do the math.

If merchants always inflate the price of a product to cover the extra cost of processing credit card transactions and the price remains the same whether you pay cash, check, debit or credit, it is an AP to purchase using a credit card.

A cash, check or debit payor would pay the full price but a credit card purchaser would get 2% back.

Right?

[MaxPen]

Well ... do the math.

If merchants always inflate the price of a product to cover the extra cost of processing credit card transactions and the price remains the same whether you pay cash, check, debit or credit, it is an AP to purchase using a credit card.

A cash, check or debit payor would pay full tariff,but not a credit card purchaser, he'd get 2% back.

Right?

I am not saying a person shouldn't use whatever is available to get as much rake back as possible. I was just pointing out the idiocy of thinking one is a genius for getting a fraction of what was stolen from them back. I wish people cared about themselves enough to refuse to play the gaffed game and pay with cash along with demanding a difference in price for doing so. Less than 1% probably even give consideration to what is happening to them. Guess they're too busy slaving away a day or two a year for someone that owns the right to process transactions, along with every other parasite they allowed into their lives.

[coach belly]

what was stolen from them

I hope you Mr V will agree that MaxPen is an idiot.

He's some kind of Qanon mental patient...right?

[MaxPen]

what was stolen from them

I hope you Mr V will agree that MaxPen is an idiot.

He's some kind of Qanon mental patient...right?

The difference between you and me is I don't have to hope you're an idiot while looking for validation from another person. I already know you are an idiot. You were trying to paint me into a corner with your initial inquiries. There is no logic or reasonable argument to disagree with anything I said. So now you just resort to what you are known for. Which is being a troll. It's idiots like you that follow Q bullshit.

[accountinquestion]

[x] coach belly is an idiot

[coach belly]

There is no logic or reasonable argument to disagree with anything I said.

This is a logical and reasonable argument...

A cash, check or debit payor would pay the full price but a credit card purchaser would get 2% back.

The rest of what you have written on the subject shows that you are unhinged.