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[bonehead]

Does any body know of any banks, or ways to transfer money between 2 accounts using a debit card?

[ichaelm]

why not just transfer it by phone or online?

[bobk2000]

Does any body know of any banks, or ways to transfer money between 2 accounts using a debit card?

You can open an account at Gloucester County Federal Savings Bank
http://www.gcfbank.com/locations.asp
they will use up to $5000.00 of initial deposit from a credit card, (which posted on my 0% credit card as a PURCHASE, not cash advance!); I opened 2 cybersaver accounts there, $5000 each, in February.
their cybersaver rates are
http://www.gcfbank.com/rates.asp#cyber
5.50% APR for the first 90 days; thereafter about 3.5%

You can open a bank of america account on line using a credit card and it posts as a purchase, you used to be able to do up to $999.00, I don't know if they still do that.

[bonehead]

why not just transfer it by phone or online?

read my other post.
I am trying to figure out some way to charge to my DEBIT card, but keep the money, so i can do it over and over again.

I need to figure out some way to charge 50,000 dollars on my ing DEBIT card for NON-PIN transactions. Since i do not have 50,000 dollars or the desire to spend the money if i had it, I need to figure out how to buy alot of something and then be able to reconvert it into cash.
Like 50 1000 dollar money orders (that isn't a permited purchase)

[bonehead]

Does any body know of any banks, or ways to transfer money between 2 accounts using a debit card?

You can open an account at Gloucester County Federal Savings Bank
http://www.gcfbank.com/locations.asp
they will use up to $5000.00 of initial deposit from a credit card, (which posted on my 0% credit card as a PURCHASE, not cash advance!); I opened 2 cybersaver accounts there, $5000 each, in February.
their cybersaver rates are
http://www.gcfbank.com/rates.asp#cyber
5.50% APR for the first 90 days; thereafter about 3.5%

You can open a bank of america account on line using a credit card and it posts as a purchase, you used to be able to do up to $999.00, I don't know if they still do that.

5000 dollars? now that is a good deal, citi bank will let you do it was well but only for 1500 dollars. We need to start a thread that has ways to milk reward points\ cash back offers out of credit cards\debit cards.
fatwallet talks alot about them, but nobody ever says anything useful.

[bonehead]

maybe this idea might work. buy a reloadable prepayed debit card(with your own debit card) for 10,000 dollars then go to the atm take a hit on the fees a withdrawl the money.