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Bump, plus a tip: Pelican State CU offers secured CC Visa Share Pledge with $35K limit. Create a balance using their online banking to transfer $ from CC to checking or savings. $5 cash advance fee (might be waived if done online; I should check), and pay a few days of interest while waiting for the BT to clear (and lost interest from their lower savings rate) -- but still worth it for many of us (especially in a tag-team AOR which provides the $). Anyone can join via Acadia Assoc.

One drawback: took several weeks and phone calls to set up but maybe that was just bad luck.


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don't have multiple fatwallet windows open. doh.

Message edited by: mungbai on 2009-09-25 16:00:49 CDT
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cardjuggler said:Bump, plus a tip: Pelican State CU offers secured CC Visa Share Pledge with $35K limit.
How do you get this limit? Is this the amount you have on their share account? Is this limit reported to credit bureaus?


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TyroneSchulace said:cclyde said:Yes. AMEX is very anti-overpay. They look at it as money laundering somehow.Wasn't 9-11 was financed with credit balances on AM3X?
That's just asking for FR.

are you serious? wow. trying to look it up:

Credit Cards and Terrorism: How terrorists use cards for everyday needs and to fund operations: gives a hypothetical EU-to-US example which could possibly be 9/11'ish; then gives a real example in Columbus, Ohio involving a Somali.

Did credit cards fund -- or foil -- latest terror plot? : no idea, story only talks about a possible anniversary hit. maybe.

Stolen US Credit Cards Fund Terrorist Attacks: somebody's blog. Lists 4 examples, but not 9/11. Oh well.

Message edited by: Nonaii on 2009-10-27 22:12:06 CDT
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