Chase Liquid Prepaid Card

I have tried to link my chase liquid prepaid debit card to Postmates for quick payout of my earnings but unable to do so as I keep getting a message that it is a credit card and can only use prepaid debit cards.

I dont like the fact i deposited a check now im waiting 2 weeks for my funds... never again will i do that again. Had I would of know that I would of never did it. I've been emailing then and no reply buck from anyone.... not cool... waiting for my own money

So far I am very happy with this account. From reading the reviews on this site, I think this account is miss understood. THIS IS NOT A PRE-PAID CREDIT CARD!!! Please stop comparing Chase Liquid to them! It's more of a light risk (for you and the bank) checking account. This account does not act like a credit card. I doubt they even report to the credit agencies like credit card's do. If you are considering getting this account type, please be informed. This account is not to build your credit. Its to get into Chase and have of there great features with a poor banking/credit history.

I give it a thumbs up

It all sounds great to me

Some cashing check places offers prepaid reload cards not worth it . Get the liquid is fast convenience and 4.95 a month that's nothing and it's super convenient .

I've had this card for almost 3 years now and have had no issues at all. So they charge $4.95 a month, big deal. The flexibility and customer service I receive are worth it. Plus the fact that I can get documents notarized for free at my local branch because I have this account when needed is great. On top of that, they've started using the security chip on the card as well. I'll take this card over any other prepaid card any day.

I have it my husband got it also and we love it. I have had no problems the use is easy, everything is explained up front . I had unauthorized purchases and they called, texted and emailed as soon as it happened

Some how I got a negative balance on this chase liquid and they put me on checksystem wtf prepaid card supose to prevent u from using money j don't have of getting a nsf

I like what everyone is saying about the card what I have read but your company needs to put what location have this card at so people can get it

The Chase Liquid Prepaid Card sounds like a great option if you are not able to get your own checking account. When you compare this to a normal bank I am not charged a monthly fee to put money in the bank where as this card charges you $4.95 a month. Now, I do like that the $4.95 is waived if it is linked to a qualifying checking account. I would use this for my kid in emergency situations. This is not a credit card, so, the only money that will be on it is the money that you put on it. A good thing about this card is that you are not charged for signature or pin transactions. With this card it only cost $25 to get started compared to my bank which cost a $50 start up fee. I really like that this card has text banking so you can track your card uses if you send somebody to pick something up for you. You will know if they made any pit stops. Zero Liability Protection for any unauthorized card transactions is also nice. I had my bank card stolen once it was a nightmare. It is also free to reload money onto this card. All together this is a good card if you do not have a bank.

The Chase Liquid Prepaid card is a decent card but there are definitely better options. For example, the Bank of America Cashpay Visa Card will be eliminating their monthly fees at the end of August while this has a $4.95 cost. I also notice that compared to some other large banks, Chase is not as convenient for withdrawals or deposits because the number of locations is less.

The card is ok minus the fact that I can't use it to make a payment to my Chase automobile account. If I have a liquid checking account with Chase and a vehicle loan through Chase it doesn't make sense that I can' use my bank account to make my car payment...Same bank...

The Chase Liquid Prepaid card is an OK card. I had to go into the local Chase branch to set it up and they make it like its a checking account to set it up, but you dont get a credit check ran on you. I dont like the fees per month either and the fact that you have deposit $25. There are other cards that do just the same and you dont have to put any certain amount on at once. It is what it is, just a typical pre-paid card.

Chase has always been a good company to me and fair. I have a Chase credit card and have never had an issue. I also use Prepaid cards to do online shopping so that my bank account is safe and secure. I am not to happy about the e$4.95 monthly fee but it is a good company so I can over look that. I also use my prepaid to pay for new local stores that pop up in my town as you never know when some your info might go missing. I love that it has direct deposit because with most direct deposits you can have a percentage go to another place so i put 60% in my checking account and 40% on my prepaid card so that it is there the same day as i get paid. And then like I said do my online shopping. Of all the card companies Chase I think is one of the best.

I like that you are able to sign your direct deposit up to this card as well as use the card to make payments for bills or purchases just like regular credit card. I do not like that there is a $4.95 monthly fee unless you have it connected to a checking account and do not like that there is a $2 ATM transaction fee when there are no "Chase" ATM's available.

I like the Chase Liquid Prepaid card because it is a Visa so it can be accepted pretty much anywhere. Also the card can be linked to a Chase account which is super convenient especially for me since I have been a Chase customer for so long. The zero liability protection is an awesome added benefit as well because not every prepaid card offers this.The only disadvantage I see is the $2 ATM fee and the monthly service fee if you don't have a Chase account. My current prepaid card Netspend does not charge a monthly service fee but its ATM fees are similar to the Chase Liquid Prepaid. Also Netspend does not offer a large variety of ATM locations likes Chase does.

This card is a great option for folks who aren't ready to open a checking account, but would like a way to pay bills online and shop with a card instead of cash. The backing of Chase bank means you get the protection of Zero Liability for any unauthorized card transactions and you can reload the Chase Liquid Prepaid Card at Chase banks and Chase ATM's. The $4.95 monthly fee is lower than other Prepaid cards like the READYdebit Visa and will be waived when you are ready to open a qualified checking account with Chase. The only drawback is the $2 ATM transaction fee. Make sure you plan ahead to reload or get cash by going to a Chase bank during business hours instead of using the ATM. The good news is that there isn't a signature or PIN fee, so you don't get charged every time you shop unlike other prepaid options.

I actually owned this card when it first surfaced into the bank market. I really needed to build some credit for myself and figured prepaid was the way to go. My family uses chase so I figured I would give them a try. I signed up for the Chase Liquid Prepaid Card more as a last resort to help my credit. The monthly fee for me was a killer especially because I had to pay a two dollar transaction fee every time I went to get some money. I kept with it for a few months but after awhile I just closed it and moved on. Although it didn't work out for me the card itself did have some good points. You could pay your bills, receive direct deposit, they have a zero liability plan, and you could get cash back. So who knows maybe it'll work for you.

Compared to similar cards like the American Express Bluebird prepaid card and others the Chase Liquid Prepaid card's qualifications seems a tad "stiff". A monthly fee of almost $5.00 plus a $2.00 a pop ATM Transaction fee? Of course the way around that is to get your cash back when making a purchase. The Zero Liability Protection and the ability to pay bills online is a nice bonus, but isn't that pretty much standard issue now? Actually a lot of the bonuses they tout are pretty much standard fare with cards now days. I don’t know of anyone that charges you for customer support anymore. If they ever did.

I've had my over two years to build bank credit so I could get a real account. Was told after one year of using them I would be Albe to upgrade . I havnt Ben allowed to and when I ask why they say " I DONT KNOW" me personally I believe it's bc they make 120$ a year from fees and when I take my money out at a atm ( there atm) I am charged also. This is a scam to charge you to use to your own cash. I left here and went to wells Fargo. Have same kinda build credit account but no fee or atm charge.

This card is good, if you have no credit or owe banks money because of over draft fees and they won't give you a card. It is VISA so you will probably be able to use it anywhere cards are accepted, unlike AMEX prepaid cards. But the $4.95 monthly fee is terrible, I personally wouldn't. You can find similar VISA cards, with the same benefits, and with no monthly fee. I also dislike the linking of your debit card to the prepaid card, it makes me uncomfortable. The only good thing is that Chase does have many ATMs and you'll probably never pay any fees on that. They also have excellent customer service.

Although I don't like monthly fees. It sure beats putting your money into a regular account where they charge you $35/day if you accidentally overdraft and that is per domino. People aren't perfect, and I'd rather know where my money is going and they also offer directdeposit. Other money cards make you pay just to load money on the card and charge you per use and a monthly fee

The Chase Liquid Prepaid Card is another product designed to separate you from your money. While we all know that credit cards are bad for us, at least a regular card does not rip you for monthly fees! Not so here. While they generously allow some free fees, as shown above, I note that it's a $4.95 monthly fee and a $2 ATM transaction fee. So let's say you use this card for one year, and, conservatively, use an ATM twice per month. That bumps your monthly fee to $8.95. Use that for a year and you've dropped a whopping $107.40! I don't know about you, but to me, that is real money, folks. It is absolutely not worth it, at all. Why does the Chase Liquid Prepaid Card deserve that much of your hard-earned money? I do not believe they deserve it. They say they will waive the fees if you add your checking - OK - seems fair enough, right? Maybe, but if you have a checking account, I do not believe you need their prepaid product at all. In that case simply use your debit card. This type of product makes me very angry. I don't see a need for it, and I believe it's marketed to people who are not sophisticated in their use of credit. Please educate yourselves, and stay away from credit cards as much as you can.

Unlike the American Express Bluebird prepaid card, this card has a monthly service fee of $4.95, which I really don't like, but the fee is waived when linked to a qualifying checking account. Since this card is a Visa, it would be accepted almost everywhere. The Bluebird is only accepted where American Express is accepted, which is limiting. Initial load of the card is only $25, which is nice and low. Reloading looks easy.

This card has a rather high monthly fee in relation to other comparable cards. You can link to a checking account to have the fee waived but then what you basically have is a debit card, which is available from most banks for no monthly fee. There is no activation fee, and no cancellation fee, which is a plus and they do offer a direct deposit option. If you have poor credit this card might be helpful in rebuilding your credit score. Otherwise, I would pursue other options that do not charge a monthly fee.

This is not a card that I would get or use. Don't get me wrong, if you want the convenience of a credit card but have trouble getting one due to your credit rating, or if you just don't like the idea of owing money and paying interest, a prepaid credit card is the way to go. At first glance with the free activation and free transactions this would be a good card to get, however, the $4.95 monthly fee seems excessive when other cards have none.

The Chase Liquid prepaid card is overall a great way to put your cash into something that you can use to make electronic purchases. That can help a lot if you don't have a bank account and do not want to walk around with a bunch of cash on hand all the time. Compared to other prepaid cards I have had in the past, I like the fact that there is no activation fee for the Chase Liquid. I do not like, however, the fact that there's a monthly fee and a fee every time you use it at a non-Chase atm.

Chase Liquid Prepaid card has very attractive features and makes it great for people who want to rebuild or build their credit. You can open it with only $25 dollars and use it to make your purchases.I use this card to avoid the low balance fee of $15 in my bank account when its low. The Liquid Chase charges only $4.95 a month so it is more of an option in emergency situations. Think about the Chase Liquid prepaid before trying any other prepaid cards that could be fraudulent. Chase can offer you zero liability protection for any unauthorized transactions and is accepted almost everywhere. I recommend it highly.

Excellent card option, I was a first time card user when I first picked up this card and was amazed how helpful the staff were whenever I had a question or issue The Chase staff will always be around to help you if you need it, they actually service the customer unlike most other companies nowadays. Just be logical and pay your monthly bill and everything will be fine. You wont regret getting this card.

The Chase Liquid Prepaid Card is a good option for someone who has a variable income or inconsistent paychecks. The monthly fee of $4.95 is not that great when it comes to credit cards, especially secured credit cards such as this one. My secured credit card with Bank of America has a $25/yr fee. However, when you compare it to the monthly charges that Bank of America charges on their Checking Accounts , which is $15.00 when you have a low balance, this is a great alternative. I would recommend this type of card to someone who wants to build their credit and can't get approved for un-secured credit cards. You get the added benefit of using it at any Chase ATM for no charge. I think that is a great benefit since Chase has many locations worldwide.

The Chase Liquid is a great prepaid card with a reasonably monthly fee of $4.95 and I like the fact that the fee can be waived when linking to a checking account. Why would you not get this card? The fact that this card is associated with one of the most reputable banks in the country is another huge plus, and the direct deposit feature is great. Would highly recommend this card if you decide to go the prepaid route.

I really like the fact that the Chase Liquid pre-paid card allows for direct deposit, so I can get my paycheck automatically put on the card to spend right away. It does however annoy me a little bit that there is a $4.95 a month monthly service fee, since many cards like debit cards allow for no monthly fee if you have a direct deposit. I already have a Chase checking account that I opened recently, and just found out that when you link a chase checking account the $4.95 fee can be waived. So if you can do that, then this card is worth it! I know this works good for some people that cannot get any checking accounts, I don't have that problem but I like to keep my money in separate places other wise I over spend! I like it much better than the Mastercard pre-paid card!

Because this is the best prepaid card that I've been searching for. But I really don't like those other prepaid cards because they have some fees like reload, withdraw & replacement.

If you have gone through some crap and your credit sucks and can't obtain a regular checking or savings, this card will get you through it! There are Chase branches all over Las Vegas and I have yet to be disappointed with this card! The branch manager helped me sign up for mine and also let me in on a little secret.... After 6 months they review your account activity and decide whether or not they would like to invite you to open a regular account and help you get back to where you want to be... Blows my mind that such a large bank is willing to give us a second chance! But I think that is the most awesome thing! I would highly recommend Chase Liquid to anyone trying to get back on their feet!

The Chase Liquid Prepaid Card is a good card for anyone who doesn't have a checking account and unable to have a debit card. There are some great features to this card such as the direct deposit and the no cancellation fee. However, the downside to this card would be the monthly service fee of $4.95 waived if which is a bit high I think. The only way to waive the fee would be if you linked the card to a qualifying checking account.

I only got this card because I was unable to open a checking or savings account anywhere else. You can't do ACH debits from this, but you do have a routing number and account number to receive deposits, just as you would a bank account. You can't transfer from it though which I have found to be very inconvenient.

The Chase Liquid Prepaid Card offers many of the same features that other Prepaid Cards offer like no activation fee or ATM fees (in network). The $4.95 monthly fee is much higher than that of the AMEX Serve Card which is $1.00. The monthly fee is waived with AMEX if you have any account direct deposited into it. The AMEX Serve Card also offers the AMEX Fraud Protection and Purchase Protection as well as other AMEX Cardhlder benfits. The Chase Card offers reloads by direct deposit only while AMEX Serve offers reloads free at Wal-Mart, CVS, and Seven Eleven stores too. The Chase Card does offer benefits over other Prepaid Cards but not all of them.

While the Chase Liquid Prepaid Card has a slighty higher monthly fee, $4.95, it offsets that by allowing you to use any chase atm without any transaction fee. I personally use the atm often so not having to pay a fee every time saves me quite a bit each month. Also they have no cancellation fees and they have a direct deposit option. These are all things you look for in a prepaid card. The Chase Liquid Prepaid Card is the perfect solution if you're unable to get a checking account for one reason or another.

I really like this card. The Chase Liquid Prepaid Card seems like a terrific deal! No activation Fees, Transaction Fees, Cancellation Fees, etc., is great. I really like the free Live Customer Support feature too. The $4.95 monthly fee is the only thing that I don't like about this card. I've seen other Prepaid cards like the Prepaid Visa Net Spend Card, which charges a $5.95 Inactivity Fee, up to $2.00 Transaction Fees, depending on whether you sign for purchases or use a PIN and up to a $9.95 monthly fee, depending on which plan you have with them. The Chase Liquid Prepaid Card seems to be the way to go!