
RushCard® Prepaid Visa® Carbon - Pay As You Go Reviews

RushCard® Prepaid Visa® Carbon - Pay As You Go Reviews
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ATM Network Size: 24000 ATMs
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RushCard® Prepaid Visa® Carbon - Pay As You Go's Additional Info
live customer support | Free |
automated customer support | Free |
reload options | Direct Deposit, Western Union, MoneyGram, GreenDot, Cash Reload, Bank Transfer, Check Reload |
cancellation fee | Free |
inactivity fee | $1.95 per month after 90 days of inactivity |
Prepaid Visa® with ATM's coast to coast
Get paid up to two days faster than a paper check with direct deposit
Customize your prepaid Visa®
FDIC-insured, secure card
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Is approval based off credit wortheness?
What is the maximum balance you can have on a RushCard?
The maximum balance you can have on a RushCard is $10,000.
Were can I go to get money from ATM without a fee
Can I load a check made out to me to my card at Walmart?
Can I add cash to my card at Walmart?
Can it be used overseas for ATM withdrawals?
Yes, it can. The Carbon Prepaid RushCard is a Visa, so it can be used virtually anywhere in the world. Visa is accepted in over 200 countries and territories, and cardholders can take out cash at over 1.4 million ATM locations worldwide. You can learn more at: https://wallethub.com/edu/visa-vs-mastercard/25872/.
I have a Walmart Blue Visa debit card and a Walmart Gold Mastercard debit card. What's the difference between them?
Those are virtually the same prepaid cards as they have the same features. The only difference is that one card is Visa the other one is Mastercard. You can find more details here: https://www.walmartmoneycard.com/about-our-products.
where is the card able to be loaded and what kind of fees are involved?
RushCard® Prepaid Visa® Carbon - Pay As You Go Reviews
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Pros
- No Monthly Fee: That’s more than a lot of prepaid cards can say, but while the monthly fee is an important charge to consider, you really need to look at the fees as a whole before making a final decision.
- Free Customer service: ditto to the above.
Unfortunately, that’s it for the BabyPhat Prepaid Visa RushCard’s pros, so bring on the cons like a prison break.
Cons
- Activation fee : You have to pay nearly $10 just to get the BabyPhat Rush Card; that stinks.
- Cost of using your own money: Really Russ, really? You have to pay to use your own money, $1 whenever you want to make a purchase and $1.95 each time you withdraw cash from an ATM.
Ultimately, I think the verdict on the BabyPhat Prepaid Visa RushCard is clear. It’s just too expensive to warrant getting, especially given the alternatives. I like the GreenDot Prepaid Card and the Amex Prepaid Card because both can be free, the GreenDot if you direct deposit your monthly paycheck and Amex if you only take cash out once a month.
You’ll need some alternatives to the Russell Simmons prepaid card then. Before you get too excited, I’m not going to recommend the Lil Wayne Card, the Suze Orman Card or the Kardashian Card (which is discontinued). Instead, I recommend looking for a card that offers free in-network ATM use and does not have many fixed costs. The Green Dot Prepaid Card fits the bill because withdrawals are free at 35,000 in network ATMs and the $5.95 monthly fee gets waived when you deposit at least $1,000 in a month (easily met by directly depositing your paycheck). That’s why it is a good checking account replacement. If you’re looking for an allowance vessel to teach your kids money management, the Amex Prepaid Card is the way to go since it has a simple fee structure and is relatively inexpensive for a young person’s typical usage habits. Ultimately, regardless of what card you choose its pretty clear that the BabyPhat Prepaid Visa Rush Card is neither pretty hot nor tempting.
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