Has anyone used a Tangerine World Mastercard with Neobanc? Does the Neobanc payment actually code as a recurring transaction for rent so you can get the 2% cashback?
Neobanc’s support AI says it codes as recurring, but I’d like to hear from someone who has actually done it and can confirm with real transaction data.
I’m planning to change the credit card I use for my rent payments in the future and wanted to confirm something. Can I use the “Change credit card” option under the “More” section of a paid bill, as shown in the screenshot, to quickly update my card details for the next payment?
Also, if I change the card this way, will the payment automatically remain classified as “recurring”, allowing me to receive the maximum cashback available for that category?
Someone reversed into my car. Apparently, they forgot to change gears and pressed the accelerator while the car was still in reverse. When they panicked, instead of pressing the brake, they pressed the accelerator again.
The white marks on my car appear to be paint from the other vehicle, which was white.
The hood is slightly pinched/dented near the headlights. I have not tried to open the hood yet.
It is a 2017 Mazda 5. Could you please let me know how difficult the repair might be and is this fixable? Also, is there a chance the insurance company could consider the car a total loss? I like this car and would like to keep it..
Chexy is offering a workaround where customers can prepay their rent for a few months before the October 22 cutoff, if they wish, so they can lock in the 4% rewards. Could Neobanc also consider offering a similar workaround for customers who would like to do this?
I know it’s probably a bit early to ask, but how will the new Real-Time Rail payment system affect or enhance Neobanc’s services? Will Neobanc continue offering rent payments through Interac e-Transfer? I imagine there will be some overlap between the two systems for a while before Real-Time Rail eventually replaces or significantly reduces the need for e-Transfers.
More info - https://www.payments.ca/systems-services/payment-systems/real-time-rail-payment-system
Scotiabank is getting greedy, to say the least. I’m not even sure whether the credit card interchange income gets counted toward that $10.535 billion in sales, but if it does, they might get a little surprise in their 4th quarter earnings report.
Everything was going perfectly fine, and then someone at Scotiabank apparently decided, “Wait… customers are actually benefiting from this. Shut it down”.
Now I’m hoping this decision ruffles enough feathers that it comes back to bite them where it hurts .... right in the business numbers. Sometimes you don’t know what you had until you loose it. Let us wait for their 4th quarter results...
Do we have to upload credit card bills each time we do payment?
Credit cards usually make their money when customers pay the minimum, carry a balance, and generously donate interest to the bank every month.
Then Chexy came along and sent Scotiabank a bunch of customers who were apparently financially responsible psychopaths. 😂
Chexy helped Scotia attract new credit-card customers, while many customers avoided the annual fee and even opened premium accounts. Some people apparently parked $6,000 just to save themselves a few bucks in fees. So Scotia was happily collecting deposits and enjoying all this lovely new customer traffic.
But then Scotia discovered the horrifying truth: these Chexy customers actually paid their credit cards in full every month.
No revolving balances.
No interest payments.
No “minimum payment” nonsense.
Just people paying their bills on time like some kind of financial extremists.
At that point Scotia probably looked at the numbers and said, “Wait a minute… these people are using our credit cards but they aren't paying us interest?! What kind of business model is this?”
And just like that, the party was over. Scotia pulled the plug.
Chexy basically delivered an army of customers to the bank and accidentally delivered an army of people who refuse to make the bank rich.
Ladies and gentlemen, take a bow! We came, we spent, we paid in full. Chexy customers 1 - Scotiabank 0. 😂
It takes a truly special kind of historical revisionism to sit out the entire anti-colonial movement, direct your followers to stay home during the Quit India Movement, refuse to fly the national tricolour for decades, and then... voila .... 70+ years later... stand shamelessly at the front of the line demanding full credit for the victory lap. It’s the political equivalent of showing up to the group project on the day of the presentation, adding your name to the title slide, and lecturing everyone else on how to present it.
Based on my personal experience, I would strongly recommend avoiding Interac e-Transfer as a method of funding your Robinhood Canada account or even staying away from Robinhood Canada. The deposit process is grossly unreliable, and if something goes wrong, resolving the issue is an extremely frustrating and time-consuming experience. The issue is not resolved in over a month in my case.
If your e-Transfer fails to appear in your Robinhood account, don't expect a quick resolution. Instead, you will find yourself trapped in an endless cycle of email exchanges. Many of the responses appear to be automated or AI-generated, repeatedly stating that your transfer was rejected and the funds were returned (which is a lie) directing you to contact your bank.
The support process feel like you're being sent in circles. You'll be asked to provide your e-Transfer confirmation, then told to contact your bank. After your bank confirms that it has not received a returned transfer, Robinhood will ask for the same e-transfer confirmation that you provided earlier again, only to repeat the advice to contact your bank. Rather than investigating the issue or taking ownership of tracing the funds, the same generic responses will be recycled over and over.
In my case, my bank confirmed that the rejected funds had not been returned. Despite providing this information, I continued receiving essentially the same response: that the transfer had been rejected and that I should contact my bank. The conversation made little progress, and there appeared to be no meaningful escalation or investigation into where the funds actually were. An interac return should be processed within a day and Robinhood is constantly misleading that they returned the money while in reality they are holding you rmoney.
I've dealt with many financial institutions over the years, and this has been one of the most frustrating customer support experiences I've encountered. When your money disappears into a failed transaction, you expect Robinhood to work together to trace it. Instead, it feel like you're left to act as the middleman, relaying the same information back and forth while no one takes responsibility for resolving the problem.
Until the issue is fully resolved, your money remains inaccessible. You cannot use it, invest it, or withdraw it. Every day that passes without a resolution adds to the frustration, especially when the only response you receive is another request to contact your bank.
Based on my experience, I would think twice before using Interac e-Transfer to fund a Robinhood Canada account oe even opening an accoutn with Robinhood Canada. If you want to avoid the possibility of lengthy delays, diabolic customer support, and uncertainty over the status of your funds or even entirely loosing your funds, you may wish to use a different funding method or consider another brokerage with a more responsive customer support process.
Based on my personal experience, I would strongly recommend avoiding Interac e-Transfer as a method of funding your Robinhood Canada account or even staying away from Robinhood Canada. The deposit process is grossly unreliable, and if something goes wrong, resolving the issue is an extremely frustrating and time-consuming experience. The issue is not resolved in over a month in my case.
If your e-Transfer fails to appear in your Robinhood account, don't expect a quick resolution. Instead, you will find yourself trapped in an endless cycle of email exchanges. Many of the responses appear to be automated or AI-generated, repeatedly stating that your transfer was rejected and the funds were returned (which is a lie) directing you to contact your bank.
The support process feel like you're being sent in circles. You'll be asked to provide your e-Transfer confirmation, then told to contact your bank. After your bank confirms that it has not received a returned transfer, Robinhood will ask for the same e-transfer confirmation that you provided earlier again, only to repeat the advice to contact your bank. Rather than investigating the issue or taking ownership of tracing the funds, the same generic responses will be recycled over and over.
In my case, my bank confirmed that the rejected funds had not been returned. Despite providing this information, I continued receiving essentially the same response: that the transfer had been rejected and that I should contact my bank. The conversation made little progress, and there appeared to be no meaningful escalation or investigation into where the funds actually were. An interac return should be processed within a day and Robinhood is constantly misleading that they returned the money while in reality they are holding you rmoney.
I've dealt with many financial institutions over the years, and this has been one of the most frustrating customer support experiences I've encountered. When your money disappears into a failed transaction, you expect Robinhood to work together to trace it. Instead, it feel like you're left to act as the middleman, relaying the same information back and forth while no one takes responsibility for resolving the problem.
Until the issue is fully resolved, your money remains inaccessible. You cannot use it, invest it, or withdraw it. Every day that passes without a resolution adds to the frustration, especially when the only response you receive is another request to contact your bank.
Based on my experience, I would think twice before using Interac e-Transfer to fund a Robinhood Canada account oe even opening an accoutn with Robinhood Canada. If you want to avoid the possibility of lengthy delays, diabolic customer support, and uncertainty over the status of your funds or even entirely loosing your funds, you may wish to use a different funding method or consider another brokerage with a more responsive customer support process.
Has anyone else noticed this strange issue recently?
It looks like incoming calls from landlines are mostly not getting through. Today I called my supermarket to ask why they never returned my voicemail. They told me they had tried calling me several times, but the calls would not go through.
So I tested it by calling my mobile from a landline, and to my surprise, the call didn't go through either. All I got was a fast busy tone.... no voicemail, no missed call notification, nothing. Only thing that was peculiar was that the spam calls stopped coming through recently. Maybe that was the sign that something isn't right.
Mobile-to-mobile calls are working fine, and I can also call both mobiles and landlines without any problem, so I never realized there was an issue.
Can people check if they're experiencing the same problem?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_Wa3dobqmM
Watch this video and see the state of liars who spread false claims about Islam. This liar falsely claimed that the Quran contains a verse permitting a man to marry his own daughter. When the brothers asked him to provide the verse, he couldn't.
He searched Google, asked ChatGPT, complained about his slow internet connection, and kept everyone waiting for around 15 minutes, yet he still couldn't produce the verse he claimed existed. He then tried to change the subject, but the brothers stayed focused and kept asking him for evidence. In the end, he couldn't back up his claim and literally ran without providing any proof with his tail between his legs.
He is a Sanghi from Kerala. Based on this interaction, this is a career ending move for this hater and Sanghis will need a new face soon in Kerala... #koyacalling #arifhussain
Probably for new customers.. But existing one may benefit with a second line and using port report trick....
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJoV_rPwrGc
Brilliant analysis of the responses from our brother Ayush Malik... Another proof that reverts have deep understanding of Islam.. Allahu Akbar
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It looks like Questrade is planning to launch a Visa credit? card (not a Mastercard) and may also be introducing mortgage services. I was trying to add Questrade as a bill payee today and came across these two options related to Questrade/Questbank.
