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ProtonPowder wrote:As i read this thread, i gone to check my email, and here it is.
Forex must be in an even more dire situation for this to happen, is not as if RBL would have been losing money on this card at all.
But you have a limit of 500usd purchases a monthvaiostation wrote:Jmmb prepaid visa card better. You could deposit your money at the jmmb atm, unlike other banks where you have to go directly into the bank to make a deposit.
*KRONIK* wrote:RBL MCProtonPowder wrote:As i read this thread, i gone to check my email, and here it is.
Forex must be in an even more dire situation for this to happen, is not as if RBL would have been losing money on this card at all.
pugboy wrote:it not making sense
they no more vtm after 25th
but yet you can still load but limited per momth
pugboy wrote:rbl is most discriminating when it comes to forex sales though.
they outright tell you(small person) they not selling
other banks sell small amounts on first come first serve basis
pugboy wrote:they selling usd though
just a matter of who
pugboy wrote:they selling usd though
just a matter of who
pugboy wrote:they selling usd though
just a matter of who
*KRONIK* wrote:Doh tell mih that nah man.....
VTM was a nice flick
But on 2 other notes. Scotia uses a really low day rate on their CC so using it for US purchases is OK.
Republic CC is both US and TT, 2 seperate charges are incurred depending on how the charge was made.
But they charge a higher rate than the actual cost.
Eg: you buy something for 100US, you may see a charge for 105US instead.
Wtf.
I miss my scotia CC
Spot on.88sins wrote:*KRONIK* wrote:Doh tell mih that nah man.....
VTM was a nice flick
But on 2 other notes. Scotia uses a really low day rate on their CC so using it for US purchases is OK.
Republic CC is both US and TT, 2 seperate charges are incurred depending on how the charge was made.
But they charge a higher rate than the actual cost.
Eg: you buy something for 100US, you may see a charge for 105US instead.
Wtf.
I miss my scotia CC
in all my years I've NEVER experienced this. & I seriously doubt it have another woman that does shop online like meh wife.
But this was bound to happen eventually fellas. in all honesty, the bank makes more money off cc usage than the vtm card. From the renewal charge to the interest on overdue balances to the premium on cash withdrawals at atms. Currently it's like USD$10 to renew a VTM vs iirc USD$25 for CC as an example.
The VTM card was really meant to be a stop-gap measure for those that can't qualify for a cc but intend to travel, shop online, etc. So, you get a vtm until your financial situation improves, then switch over to the cc. that way, the bank still makes something small in reloading fees and USD sales, and the customer gets something that acts very much like a cc but without the liability of having to pay back.
The real problem the bank saw tho was that more ppl going with vtm cards even when they actually qualify for a cc & can get it easily because of the lack of liability that the vtm provides, so the number of new cc accounts being opened declining, and older cc accounts closing. So basically, while vtm cards still being issued they losing out on making money.
So their simple solution=discontinue vtm cards
redmanjp wrote:Got the email this morning. Dammit RBL. At least my VTM good till Oct. 2021.
Didn't TSTT have a prepaid VTM card?