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Also there are no information about Vector card fees...
EasyBuy card fees are bit high at my opinion...Comment
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I spoke with CashX, the Vector card I believe cost a one time fee yearly fee of $89 and no fee with unlimited use such as cash withdraw, point of sales, etc. That what I was told but CashX should confirm it here.
Given the average card fee cost $45 then that mean you are paying a $44 more for the card (using paxum price) BUT the use of the card is UNLIMITED and no fees so if we use Paxum fee as a benchmark - $2 for ATM and $1 for POS.
Then let assume only ATM withdraws then with $44/$2 for each withdraws translate into 22 transaction per year.
22 transaction / 12 month = 1.8 or say 2 transaction a month.
I took out a min of 2 transaction a month (most of programs paid me bi-weekly via CashX) but was afraid to use the POS due to fees. Now with this new card not only can I have unlimited use for ATM and POS but the limited is higher ($2500/day withdraw and loading of $5,000 per day) this would make it attractive as to wire alternative from programs where I get paid out over $1K.
In short $89 bucks and use it all you want is a load shit of cheap fees! Imagine withdrawing and using the card as much and as many times as you want for just 90 bucks a year. That a helluv a card.Comment
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In CashX there is a currency exchange panel that you can exchange USD to Euro before deposit it into the card. I did use the exchange once and It pretty low. I'm not sure but I don't think they charge any fee for exchange rate, but it pretty low if any charges are apply.
What I like about this card though is the max is $50,000 Euro, higher than any card I know of out there. Also it in euro so I guess it must be very attractive to those in Europe.Comment
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They do charge for currency exchange,that depend on their bank rate.In CashX there is a currency exchange panel that you can exchange USD to Euro before deposit it into the card. I did use the exchange once and It pretty low. I'm not sure but I don't think they charge any fee for exchange rate, but it pretty low if any charges are apply.
What I like about this card though is the max is $50,000 Euro, higher than any card I know of out there. Also it in euro so I guess it must be very attractive to those in Europe.Comment

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