2 friends of mine and 1 relative of mine who worked in a bank ( Scotia, CIBC, TD) all say that they charge interest as cash advance IF you pay bills with credit card on counter. HOWEVER, once those bills are pre-authorized (e.g. your hydro bills, fido bills, MSP, insurance that you set payees online) over your account/ card then they DON't charge you interest; instead they'd just swipe the amount and treat it as an end-of-month/ regular time payment.
Of course whether or not they allow you to preauthorize a card payment from another card would be rare.
See I totally agreee LYK's opinions and I'm not trying to prove anything, but it's just that the more information I get here, the more clear it gets instead of assuming they don't work at all.
Thanks everyone!
[ 本帖最後由 yungfourfour 於 2008-5-23 22:51 編輯 ] |