Daniel
#hackingtheplane(t)
For those who prefer signature-based transactions for their debit cards, Amazon has a setting to have them run your debit card as credit.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?ie=UTF8&nodeId=201132810
I'd imagine it's useful for those who don't have an alternative to using a PPDMC, etc., or for those who have some checking account bonus tied to having a certain number of signature-based transactions. For me, it's useful for Provident CU 'round-up' matching (I did find Provident on my own, but /ht to Doctor of Credit for a good resource. Note also that I'm the guy who provided the amazon link in the comments)
http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?ie=UTF8&nodeId=201132810
I'd imagine it's useful for those who don't have an alternative to using a PPDMC, etc., or for those who have some checking account bonus tied to having a certain number of signature-based transactions. For me, it's useful for Provident CU 'round-up' matching (I did find Provident on my own, but /ht to Doctor of Credit for a good resource. Note also that I'm the guy who provided the amazon link in the comments)