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Edit: it looks like netspend sends prepaid cards out - did you start a new job and select direct deposit into a netspend account perhaps? Either way, give them a call.
NetSpend cards are prepaid debit cards that are marketed for people who cannot open traditional accounts at banks or credit unions. They are not credit cards. There's almost no benefit to having a NetSpend card if you already have a checking account, and there are plenty of drawbacks to having the card. One of the most alarming problems with the card is the level and number of fees: $2.50 to ...
Netspend/western union scam/phishing? I got an email today that my Netspend card (I do not have one and have never used the service) now works with apple pay and google pay. The body of the email lists the last 4 digits of my supposed card.
Originally Posted by gw14 You do pulls from your NetSpend account. Go to your biller's website and set up NetSpend as a payment account by putting the route # and account number provided by NetSpend. Then pay your bill by pulling funds from NetSpend. NetSpend gets upset and will lock your account if you only load $500 all the time and pay bills.
I’ve been reading all the information I can about transferring from the Netspend prepaid card to a bank account, and I’ve heard a few things. Link your card to PayPal, send money to a friend, and have them send it to your bank account.
Received 2 Netspend Cards at our address, but for a name that doesn't live here (PA) Pretty much what the title says. In two days, we have received two envelopes in the mail that appear to be Netspend cards. They have my address, but the name they are addressed to is a name that does not live here.
