It depends on the company and the individual branch. I know that the rental branch where I work does not accept debit cards as payment security (a credit card is taken at the time of rental and a deposit is secured on it). The reason for this is simply that debit cards and credit cards work very differently from the bank's end. Debit is taken from your account immediately -- a merchant can't put a "hold" on a certain amount of money. This hold is how deposits are typically made at the time you rent the car (basically, the given amount is deducted from your available line of credit but not actually charged to your account).
In other words, a credit card is a more secure guarantee that the merchant will get paid if the renter is dishonest or does not have enough money to pay for the rental. A debit card is much less reliable from the merchant's perspective.
The EasyGreen Pay Card is a payroll card or debit pay card provided by Electronic Payment & Transfer Corp.
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yes you can pay
You go to target switch your card and then you pay
If you can pay for what you need the lona for card. pay for it by card then transfer it to a 0% balance transfer card
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You can pay your credit card bill by check through the mail, use your bank accounts bill pay system to pay electronically or use a debit card to pay by phone or on the credit card companies website.
You need a credit card or a debit card to pay for apps.
In short debit card is spend now and pay now. credit card is spend now pay after.
No. You must pay for a membership card or pay with it with your own credit card.
A debit card removes money from your account the moment you use it. A credit card is a promise by you to pay the bill when it comes in the mail. Simply put: Debit Card - pay now. Credit card - pay later.