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Vanilla Reloadables

Greg The Frequent Miler - 57
This is an update to a post of the same name published a year ago.  A lot has changed since then so I thought...

Vanilla Reloadables

Greg The Frequent Miler - 164
Vanilla Reload cards are the key to earning 5X everywhere.  They can be purchased at many Office Depot stores with Chase Ink...

We Value Your Opinions

Greg The Frequent Miler - 44
After netSpend shut down my account the other day and refused to tell me why, I haven’t been a big fan (see “We’re sorry,...

We’re sorry, there is a problem with your account

Greg The Frequent Miler - 125
I was wrong.  I thought that using the NetSpend card for normal everyday purchases would be safe (see “NetSpend challenges the throne”).  However, I...

NetSpend challenges the throne

Greg The Frequent Miler - 257
Is NetSpend a better option for 5X everywhere?  Update: Shortly after writing this post, NetSpend cancelled my account without warning or explanation.  For...

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