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Chase 1% Cashback - will they renew it? (Spoiler...they have)
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Band7 said:Astria said:Barclays say there's no need to support Google Pay as their app manages the contactless part directly, which means you can't use any other cards with your phone and also means you get declined if you've spent too much through it and have to get your physical card out.
Barclaycard do support GooglePay in the US. So it must be something peculiarly British if it doesn't work in the UK.0 -
Band7 said:Astria said:Barclays say there's no need to support Google Pay as their app manages the contactless part directly, which means you can't use any other cards with your phone and also means you get declined if you've spent too much through it and have to get your physical card out.
Barclaycard do support GooglePay in the US. So it must be something peculiarly British if it doesn't work in the UK.
Maybe ApplePay was the only option.
Or Apple made it worth their while, and Google didn't.0 -
Just to add I use Samsung pay and the only way to get Barclays to work is via Samsung Pay+ aka Curve.0
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k_man said:Band7 said:Astria said:Barclays say there's no need to support Google Pay as their app manages the contactless part directly, which means you can't use any other cards with your phone and also means you get declined if you've spent too much through it and have to get your physical card out.
Barclaycard do support GooglePay in the US. So it must be something peculiarly British if it doesn't work in the UK.
Maybe ApplePay was the only option.
Or Apple made it worth their while, and Google didn't.
Apple lock down their phones and don't let third parties use their contactless facility period.
Barclays had tried to force Android owners to use their own app (unreliable) only.
Apparently, they've now relented as they're currently testing GooglePay in the UK too.1 -
US banks challenging ApplePay: https://www.insiderintelligence.com/content/major-us-banks-take-on-new-digital-wallet0
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Deleted_User said:k_man said:Band7 said:Astria said:Barclays say there's no need to support Google Pay as their app manages the contactless part directly, which means you can't use any other cards with your phone and also means you get declined if you've spent too much through it and have to get your physical card out.
Barclaycard do support GooglePay in the US. So it must be something peculiarly British if it doesn't work in the UK.
Maybe ApplePay was the only option.
Or Apple made it worth their while, and Google didn't.
Apple lock down their phones and don't let third parties use their contactless facility period.
Barclays had tried to force Android owners to use their own app (unreliable) only.
Apparently, they've now relented as they're currently testing GooglePay in the UK too.I wonder what there is to test, apart from Barclays seemingly insistence on ensuring you still have your card with you. It's like they never received the memo stating that devices are exempt from the EU requirement that PINs be required for contactless transactions. Mind you, I did receive an apology from First Direct for the exact same thing - after an email from them stating "Leave your wallet at home and use your mobile phone to pay for your purchases", then they declined my transactions because I was over the "limit", but wouldn't tell me what the limit was, so I told them to deactivate it as it was pointless. If I can't depend on something working then I prefer not to use it (apart from things like card readers not working, etc)0 -
I think this discussion has strayed unhelpfully away from the Chase 1% Cashback topic of the thread title. Forum Rules, Rule 2.Arch4
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SuzeQStan said:@Marchitiello - Tennessee, Indiana, Ohio, North & South Carolina.
we were going off of chase’s own list of ATMs- problem being that many of those listed no longer existed - well all except the one that we found in Richmond Indiana.For example there were 2 x chase ATMs listed in Lenoir City tenn - but when we got there they weren’t there any longer.Stopped looking after about a week as it wasn’t worth the time we were wasting looking for them.I have just checked ATMs in Tennessee on Chase US website and the following cities appear (no Lenoir city).
as per my previous post and expected, Nashville as main city, have 12 ATMs0 -
Astria said:Deleted_User said:k_man said:Band7 said:Astria said:Barclays say there's no need to support Google Pay as their app manages the contactless part directly, which means you can't use any other cards with your phone and also means you get declined if you've spent too much through it and have to get your physical card out.
Barclaycard do support GooglePay in the US. So it must be something peculiarly British if it doesn't work in the UK.
Maybe ApplePay was the only option.
Or Apple made it worth their while, and Google didn't.
Apple lock down their phones and don't let third parties use their contactless facility period.
Barclays had tried to force Android owners to use their own app (unreliable) only.
Apparently, they've now relented as they're currently testing GooglePay in the UK too.I wonder what there is to test, apart from Barclays seemingly insistence on ensuring you still have your card with you. It's like they never received the memo stating that devices are exempt from the EU requirement that PINs be required for contactless transactions. Mind you, I did receive an apology from First Direct for the exact same thing - after an email from them stating "Leave your wallet at home and use your mobile phone to pay for your purchases", then they declined my transactions because I was over the "limit", but wouldn't tell me what the limit was, so I told them to deactivate it as it was pointless. If I can't depend on something working then I prefer not to use it (apart from things like card readers not working, etc)
They may even treat them as standard contactless transactions with a £100 limit.0 -
Marchitiello said:SuzeQStan said:@Marchitiello - Tennessee, Indiana, Ohio, North & South Carolina.
we were going off of chase’s own list of ATMs- problem being that many of those listed no longer existed - well all except the one that we found in Richmond Indiana.For example there were 2 x chase ATMs listed in Lenoir City tenn - but when we got there they weren’t there any longer.Stopped looking after about a week as it wasn’t worth the time we were wasting looking for them.I have just checked ATMs in Tennessee on Chase US website and the following cities appear (no Lenoir city).
as per my previous post and expected, Nashville as main city, have 12 ATMs1
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