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I wish other banks offered that functionality. I am not a fan of Citibank.
by stock_toaster 13y ago
I wish other banks offered that functionality. I am not a fan of Citibank.
- encoderer 13y agoGet the Fidelity Amex from FIA (aka BofA). It's one of the few genuine 2% cashback cards, has no annual fee, no forex fees iirc, and lets you create "ShopSafe" numbers.
- caw 13y agoIt has a forex fee, just called about it before a trip. Something like 2.5 or 3.5%; my CapitalOne card didn't so I just used that instead. Haven't found the ShopSafe numbers yet; I'm going to look for that now that you mentioned it. Overall great card to have, because besides the 2% back on all purchases (if you deposit the money to a qualified Fidelity account) it has a bunch of the perks like rental car coverage, theft insurance on recent purchases, and doubled warranty, up to 1 year.
- stock_toaster 13y agoAre you sure it is the amex card that supports shopsafe? I thought Amex discontinued their similar product _years_ ago.
- encoderer 13y agoIt's not an Amex issued by American Express, it's a card issued by Bank of America that is processed on the Amex network.
- stock_toaster 13y agoInteresting. Thanks for the info.
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- quackerhacker 13y agoNetSpend is free and it doesn't cost to generate a Vitual Card. BTW, it works great for netflix....every month ;)