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asryakino · 3 months

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FULL STORY OF THE SAGA OF THE EXPLOSIVE PHONE AND THE ELECTRONICS STORE THAT TRIED TO GET ME TO COMMIT DOMESTIC TERRORISM! -

This is going to take a hot minute to type, so be patient

on June 18th 2024 I was out running errands, and picked up dinner, in doing so I overdrew the credit union account, I THOUGHT I had zeroed it out, but it had actually overdrawn.

I didn't find out until after the bank had closed, and since the 19th was Juneteenth (a federal holiday in the states) the CU was closed.

I THOUGHT I could sign the account up through Zelle and/or cashapp and just transfer money directly into the account, but Zelle continually failed, and cash app let me enroll it, but not transfer the money to the account.

Continually they said the issue was with the DEBIT CARD, not the account and told me to call the bank. I couldn't.

On the 20th, I woke up early enough to call the bank, and began the arduous process of verifying over the phone with my dad just so I could talk to them, and Zelle, and try to figure out why the everloving hell the zelle system said there was something wrong with the card and not letting me even sign up so I could transfer money into the account.

I spent four hours on this. Calling one, calling the other, being on hold. and NO ONE could fix the problem.

I repeated myself so many times I was tired of hearing myself. I got one person who said it was the carrier, so I had to call t-mobile, except it wasn't tmobile it was mint, and tmobile transferred me to aura and not mint, and finally to mint who said 'oh that feature is already unlocked on the account you need to call the banking institution or zelle.

On the final call to zelle, the new tech was refusing to accept the verification. and starts going through her little trapper keeper script of why she was refusing to accept the verification when we had all the answers all the info and had ACTIVELY BEEN VERIFYING FOR FOUR HOURS until this point when she says, off handedly during her script read (she was literally just reading the fucking bullet points, I could HEAR the pauses as she shifted line down) "Your account must have more than a dollar in it to enroll"

I spin, looking at the phone only to realize that the phone my dad is holding has expanded, and popped the back of itself off. And immediately begin internally panicking but externally I'm just being frustrated because THAT was the problem for the past four hours, not me entering info wrong, not the information being incorrect with the bank, not the debit card being mislinked, not a system error THE ACCOUNT WAS ALREADY OVER DRAWN AND IT TOOK FOUR HOURS AND WIGHT TECHS TO TELL ME THIS CONDITION?!

I tell dad to immediately hang up the phone and give it to me, I'm ready to rip my hair out and he thinks I'm going to throw the phone and kind of clings to it. I say, firmer. "Give me that timebomb NOW" and he goes 'what is the pro- what the fuck is that?"

I saiod "That is a spicy pillow and you need to give itt to me -now-. I'm taking it to best buy it should still be under warranty." "Yeah, yeah.." and he handed me the phone "When did that happen?" "When you took the phone out of the case to talk to zelle a second ago. It's blowing out, and It doesn't need to be here." "Yeah you go handle... this..."

I explain the zelle issue why it wouldn't enroll, and go get dressed, grab the spicy ravioli and run out the door with the idea that I'll go to the credit union two cities over, fix the overdraft and then take care of the phone return. While driving it's still expanding so I reprioritize and decide to return the phone first.

In my mind, this is a simple thing. I know the phone is under warranty, it has become a safety issue, their standard practice of "keep this and send it off" is not a viable option so it will HAVE to be a refund/in store exchange.

I know this because I've had to do this once before in the past. I know how their policies work, I know the standard returns but more importantly I know the severity of a bloated li-ion battery and how fucking important it is to get it into a safe disposal unit to be picked up by hazardous waste techs with a fireproof vehicle

I go in, at this point I am forwardly professional, I am not panicked, excitable or anything I have my mask of professionalism on and I'm all fucking business. I go to customer service and say 'I need to make a return but before that, do you have a fire blanket or fire suppressant for this fire hazard" and I gently set the phone on the counter. My only thought is to safely contain this ACTIVELY EXPANDING lithium battery.

She looks down, eye go wide and goes "I don't know let me check" and runs to the back, I hear from the back "We have a bucket of sand" and I retort "That will do, this needs to be contained immediately please"

They come get it, and take the potential fire hazard to be buried in the sand bucket. NOW we may commence the return process. I immediately put on the customer service interaction mask, and give them the information for the account, I joke that my receipt for the purchase had bleached out in the car (It had, I keep it in the sunglasses holder and it had legitimated denatured) and we agree that is why they have everything digital.

The CS says it's a rapid exchange in store for this, I said yay, that's actually really nice, because 'express' is not great. She agrees, and sends me to the mobile department, I say take all the time they need, I'll pick a new phone and confirm it's what my dad wants, and I know the paperwork is going to take a hot minute.

I confirm dad doesn't care as long as it's functional, so I pick out the same type, but updated model of phone (Moto G Stylus 2023 model to replace the 2021 model that is buried in sand in the back)

I talk to mobile, connecting with the associate over customer horror stories and the like while the new phone that he, customer service, geek squad techs, and two other associates and a manager have seen, agreed this is going to be an instore exchange because of the circumstances.

We begin setting up the phone and I realize the sim card is still in the bomb. I roll back over in my wheelchair to ask if it's safe to get the sim card. And they say they have to check the IMEI anyway and I bawk. We've already confirmed it's probably not safe to turn the phone on right now, and they say it's okay, it's on the sim tray. I didn't know that, good information. And I ask, cautiously, if it'd be okay to turn it on BRIEFLY so I can get only the login email on it to know which email my dad used for logging into google so I can get his contacts and account synched

the tech says "I don't recommend it" I asked if it would be okay to do so knowingly against advice to turn it on, get the info, turn it off and rebury the thing?

By now, it's been confirmed the battery is no longer expanding, and it's not actively leaking, smoking or heating up. We all agree it's a compromised cell within the battery but it hasn't been breeched, so it's safe-ISH to handle, briefly, but it shouldn't be agitated too much just in case.

I suggest removing the back fully so there's no pressure points. I'm ignored.

I get the info, turn off the fire bomb and hand it back, where it's taken back to what I assume is the sand bucket.

after a little while, the replacement phone is ready for login, I begin setting up the phone for my dad and logging in his information so it'll be set up and ready to go. They begin the return paperwork for the other phone.

At this point it's been about 45 minutes. It's been a smooth process where everyone was on the same side of 'we do not want to agitate the bomb, and Asrya should be leaving with a functional phone and NOT a fire hazard."

when they try to do the return, the SKU (sales identification number) comes up as dead meaning that the store chain doesn't carry that model any more, and the system won't accept the item as a return for cash, credit, or refund. It just -won't- . Initially, I tell them I've had to do this only twice before (I didn't mention it was spread out over like twelve years that I've been using this specific protection plan with Best Buy) and that they may have to store manager override it.

I've had to utilize this process before with laptops I had to exchange due to manufacture defects... so I actually do know how the policy works, the former general manager of the store had explained it to me YEARS ago.

So I tell them that it happens, and to take their time, I know it's a pain in the ass and I'm sorry I'm taking up so much resources, but it's really okay and as long as the end result is good, I don't mind waiting.

At this point it's 1 in the afternoon.

I've been at the best buy for an hour.

The manager comes up after a while, telling me that it's physically impossible. And I'm going to have to use the 'express return' system, it's the only solution that their system is allowing them to process.

I start getting frustrated, which means I start crying because I am fighting the urge to begin yelling. I've now been here for over an hour, I was in the middle of handling the situation and I NEED the phone in order to process the banking issue this all started with so my dad doesn't get charged overdraft fees.

I explain I can't wait a week for a new phone and what am I supposed to do with the bloated phone?

they explain this process, and get snippy telling me "It's 2-3 days not a week" I tell them it's 2-3 BUSINESS days "well... yeah" "This is THURSDAY, at the earliest it'll process Friday then ship out on Monday, if I'm LUCKY it'll arrive on TUESDAY at the earliest, and maybe not until Thursday of next week! During that whole time my dad's account will have overdraft fees being applied to it for each day! We can't afford that! On top of that you want me to pay a 70$ deposit just to do this! We do not have that money right now"

I was told I could apply for and use the best buy credit card.

I asked for a phone number to call, that there HAD to be an alternative solution, I said I didn't want to take the fire hazard home with me.

By now they had REMOVED THE PHONE FROM THE BUCKET and were walking around with it after me, trying to get me to take the fucking compromised battery.

I tell them to put that thing back in the sand bucket. And they give me 'corporate's number' a 1877 number. I ask if that's the number to call to talk to a supervisor or manager because this is an exception to the policy if ever there was one. If anyone would have the directions for overriding this dead sku problem, it should be the store manager's area or district manager

I am told there is no area or district manager.

I am FLOORED, I realize I've not been around this system for a couple of years but that information just... baffles me. I ask who THEY call when they have a situation come up that can't be handled in store.

They tell me they call the 1877 number.

I am BAFFLED by this, but I call the 1877 number, the call id comes up as 'best buy express kiosk" and I groan because I recognize this as the trunk line call center. I brace for and prepare to handle this for an hour. I am still trying to be as professional as possible.

I have now been here for going on two hours.

I roll out into the entry way, they CHASE ME with the fucking firebomb of a phone and ask if I'm leaving. I look back at them holding this fucking bloated phone and say no I'm just trying to get out of everyone's way so I can call the number and would they PLEASE put that thing back again and leave it in the safe bucket!

I spend the better part of hour three struggling to get through these customer service techs, explaining the situation and begging for them to transfer me to a manager or supervisor. I'm being denied this at every turn until I get to "returns" and am told to ask THEM for a manager by a tech who seemed to understand the situation and why I was calling.

I'm transferred, the tech listens, agrees that I should NOT be handed a firebomb to go home with, and should not be expected to ship a bloated li-ion battery in the mail and that it should be an in store return with store credit. I ask her to please explain this to the manager and go to remove my headset and put her on speaker so the manager can hear it from corporate

the call disconnected

I break

I begin crying, as quietly as I can, and the manager goes 'well' and I explain the call disconnected... I have to get back to that point.. and roll back into the entry way to begin the process again.

I'm crying, I just need this to work.

I've been here for nearly three hours.

The new tech that answers refuses to confirm the account and begins insisting I give my personal number and email to him. Refusing to accept the account information.

He puts me on hold. I call the corporate number again, merge the calls, and he has me on a mute hold. I get another tech that sound like the same guy, who also eventually puts me on hold, and then disconnects the call.

I'm sobbing and breaking down at this point, I'm having a panic attack, and struggling to maintain any type of composure at this point. I tell them I'm going out to my car so I'm not causing a scene in their store and is the manager positive there is no other option. I need to be leaving with a working phone, or at least I do NOT need to be leaving with a fucking FIRE HAZARD that they are expecting me to ship in the mail it is ILLEGAL to ship compromised batteries in the mail.

this fucking manager looks me dead in the face and says I can purchase a new phone to use, and just bring it back after the 'express return' is finished, or I can just do the express return, but there is NO WAY at all physically for her to do the return, in any shape, form or fashion, that I will have to take the fire hazard phone with me and ship it to their facility when the new phone comes in the mail in five days or so

I say I do not feel comfortable holding onto a FIRE HAZARD for a week, much less being without the ability to do the banking and is best buy going to cover the overdraft fees I'll be incurring and what am I supposed to do with a fucking bloated phone that could explode?!

Her solution? "You can go to walmart and buy a bucket and sand and put it in there if you don't feel safe with it, I hear that sand is good for batteries like this"

I snap... I just.. break down and begin crying because at this point I've been here for three hours, I know what she's suggesting is absolutely wrong, she's lied to me about not having an area/district manager, and she's standing over me like some fucking goon while telling me to take a BOMB home and then send it in the federal post in a week!

I break down, I take the stupid fucking bomb, they make me factory reset the phone I had been working on previously, I take the sim card, and I ask again if there is ANYONE I can call to talk to that will help. Who do THEY call when there's a situation because there HAS to be SOMEONE. They insist that nope, there's ONLY the 1877 number to the call centre.

I'm bawling, I'm broken, and crying I'm having heart issues, my head is screaming, my face feels burnt, and I roll out to the car and put the chair away. While unpacking the chair I realize I had actually put a pack of switch thumbsticks in the cart because I had been hoping to buy them with the leftover store credit I'd have when they all thought it was going to be a store credit exchange.

With my legs SCREAMING in pain, and barely able to walk, I limp back in on my crutches, unintelligibly sobbing and return the nearly-pilfered item, then go back to the truck. St this point I've set the phone on my driver's seat, I begin working on possibly loading the chair back on the truck when there's a loud, gunshot-like POP noise

and for a brief, horrifying moment, I think the battery has just exploded in my truck. Only to realize the heat had actually boiled a bottle of soda, and THAT was what had just exploded.

I'm determined, angry, frustrated, pissed, and petty... I don't want this fucking bomb in my possession, I know for a goddamn fact I am not supposed to have this bomb in my possession, I know that if it goes off and causes damages that best buy will be liable for it, and frankly, while the payout might be nice the inconvenience of having to deal with the damage, replacement, insurance, lawyers, and court costs and investigation are too much for me to handle. I don't want to go through it I JUST want a phone that works, the bank situation to be fixed and to NOT HAVE A FUCKING BOMB IN MY POSSISSION

I begin calling the useless as fuck call centre again, and for the next three and a half hours (totaling seven now) I continually try to explain, repeat, get transferred, sobbing, crying and getting hung up on by asshole techs. and I'm losing more and more composure as it goes on.

I FINALLY get a tech who says 'it should be store credit' I said I need the instructions on how to do that because the manager is claiming to not know how to do it. and I beg her to talk to the manager. Success. I go back in side, clinging to this tiny spider thread of hope that they'll fix it.

the manager takes my phone, asks if she can step tot he side, I say yes, and she comes back and they're both just repeating that the only solution is for me to send this bomb in the mail

I tell them it's ILLEGAL to send it, it's literally a federal crime. It CANNOT be policy to do this. None of them will budge. None will do the override, they're INSISTING I have to wait for a phone to come in, and then send a BOMB in the mail. I tell them this is probably why we've had mail trucks catch fire if they're telling people to do this it's ILLEGAL

The fucking manager says 'it's not actively leaking, it's not smoking or how it SHOULD be legal to send it in the mail' I ask for the salary person she mentioned. I go tot the mobile guy I'd been talking to six hours ago. I ask HIM to get me the salary person. This woman comes over and stands over me, arms crossed, with them angrily standing in front of me, arms crossed, like they're trying to intimidate me out of the store for trying to run a scam.

they continue to tell me there's no other option that they wouldn't spend six hours to tell me know they'd help if they could that I'm going to have to use the mail system.

I ask the salary manager who they call. She says corporate. I say that is horseshit. She gets offended and I clarify. That if their new policies is to call the call center number they gave me that is a horse shit policy and THEY are in danger of running into DANGEROUS situations like this without a way of getting out or around it. Who do I call to complain about that policy then?

"You can complain but it won't do anything to change the answer"

"Who do I call?!"

They give me no answer.

I leave

after seven hours of fighting with them. I leave, in possession of a fire hazard, my head pounding, feeling sick, having now gone through MULTIPLE break downs, melt downs, and panic attacks over the past seven hours of being on site trying to get them to do the right things.

I go home and explain to my parents what happened, I unload the tiny amount of groceries I'd picked up (twenty bucks of emergency cash) and realize how much bullshit it is what had happened. So I begin calling the local investigative news stations to see if they want to look into this.

One of the news stations is VERY interested in the fact this store told me to buy a bucket of sand to put a dangerous fire/explosive into. They're interested that the store can't be called with inbound calls, that there's apparently no area or district manager to call, that the store sent me home with an explosive and told me to send it in the mail.

I send the store to the news station. I call other stations, they're not as interested. That's fine. I'm advised to call the attorney general of commerce and leave them the story. I do.

June 21 2024 - I still need to correct the banking situation so I determine to drive to the bank, make a physical deposit with some change I have on hand to bring the account high enough to accept the cash app deposit I tried to withdraw two days before. And while I am in the area of the credit union, I'll go to a different best buy, explain what happened, and see if they give me the same answer.

The bank was thankfully open two hours later than I though, giving me plenty of time. They accepted the deposit, and I was on my way, I get to the other Best Buy.

The battery has expanded again by this point. But still no leaks, smoke, or active heat but I don't trust it, and moving it is a bad idea. I take it inside, I explain what happened and this store is absolutely horrified of my story.

I show them receipts of what happened. I explain their responses, their 'solutions' and their suggestions. This store's crew is just locked in abject horror that this happened. I explain why the other store wouldn't do the store credit and they say 'let me call my manager' and I tell them about how the other store told me there was NO area or district manager.

They look confused "Well he's kind of a roaming district manager, but... yeah... we have... I have a lot to tell Abby."

I breathe a sigh of relief. I was right, there's an area manager, and a roaming district manager... I wasn't crazy I did remember correctly how their policies worked... I tell them about the 'we call corporate' situation and how I was on the phone for 7 hours thereabouts, being hung up on.. they all continue to look horrified... at this point they hit the same dead sku issue, and I lament a possible repeat. They said they were NOT going to let me have that bomb back, we were NOT going to be sending it through the mail (one even said 'Isn't that considered like.. terrorism?!" and I agreed I was pretty sure it was. ) they said I was leaving with a phone they just had to get 'Abby' to tell them how to bypass this... and she did. In like.. five minutes.

"Is store credit okay? It'll probably have to be store credit" "YES! That's perfect, it means I can just get the phone and a new plan..." They help me find a phone they have (Moto G 5g 2024 model) and even with a new plan, I had 33% of store credit left over!

They tell me that phone is NOT leaving the sand bucket, and there's a brief funny moment of one associate holding up the sim tray (they'd used it to confirm the IMEI and confirm it was the phone under warranty) and the tech laughing and holding this tiny piece of plastic "This is probably the least problematic part of the phone"

I agree... the situation was handled, and I tell them I DID report them to the AG, and the news stations, and one of the associates goes "I'm REALLY surprised that store did that... that's the main hub store of the district, and he's on vacation right now but Roy, the district manager... that's his HOME store... I don't know what they were thinking" and I go "Roy.... Roy.... Mister Roy? Kinda tall, brown/black hair? Used to be the General manager of that store? THAT Mister Roy is the district manager?" "Yeah! He was the general manager there for a while." "Yeah about three0four years ago, I've met him! He's the one who told me about the way the protection plans work"

They all agreed he was not going to be happy, and any new friends that store makes from my reports were justified, they were glad I raised hell about the battery because it would have been a disaster if it'd gone off, and "didn't they know how dangerous these batteries are" and "why the hell did they send you home with that?" and me agreeing it was insane and wrong and just... feeling better to know I wasn't crazy in the way I knew the world was SUPPOSED to work.

So in the end - the banking situation was handled, I was able to get a new working phone for my dad, that did indeed transfer all information, contacts, images and everything over (for as evil as it's become, google synching system and account connections are INCREDIBLE for this exact situation) and I had enough money left over to get the switch thumbsticks I'd wanted to get from the other store... I still have some money left over. and they were cheaper than my local store.

the news station hasn't gotten back to me yet, but they may not until Monday at the earliest, but the situation is done at least, (largely) and the end was a good one.

and that concludes the epic saga of "Asrya and the exploding battery - and the store manager that wanted her to commit an act of domestic terrorism"

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onenettvchannel · 2 months

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FLASH REPORT: GCash faces widespread Installation Problems that criticized e-wallet users in a New System Version Update [#K5NewsFMExclusive]

(Written by Miko Kubota, Luz Isidora Noceda and Rhayniel Saldasal Calimpong / K5 Tele-Serbisyo Patrol #4 of OneNETnews & Station Manager and President of ONC, Regional Correspondent of Disney XD News, and Freelance News Writer, Online Media Reporter & News Presenter of OneNETnews)

TAGUIG, NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION -- Philippine fintech electronic wallet 'GCash' faced nationwide of frustrations in smartphone installation issues with or without unregistering / re-registering phone models to being associated with their GCash account, per a latest new version of '5.78.0' recently released last week on Wednesday (July 3rd, 2024 – Manila local time), affecting almost all of the Apple iOS and Android smartphones, per some of our examples like Oppo and RealMe.

DWFH-FM 97.7mhz's K5 News FM: Dumaguete was one of the first ones who discovered where several users at GCash have manually failed to unregister old or newer phones in a new version update, especially those who recently tried to re-install after uninstalled this said e-wallet app, but was temporarily locked out and/or potentially lost a registered SIM card due to incompatible new version happening this week on Wednesday afternoon before 2pm (July 10th, 2024). Sometimes, the e-wallet app intermittently crashes from the start, except when going offline for a few seconds before logging in with your own MPIN and turning on WiFi or mobile data in most Android phone models like Oppo.

(ADVISORY PHOTO COURTESY: GCashOfficial via FB PHOTO)

In a latest official social media advisory post stating that there will be a system update to improve your experience for the Filipinos and even OFWs (Overseas Filipino Workers) abroad. Per the new announcement at Futurecast 2024 within late-last June 2024, the new app version of '5.78.0' and later versions in the e-wallet app unveiling to be rolling out new features like Tap to Pay, Smartwatch Payments via QR code (Quick Response) in selected Huawei smartwatches, International Cash-In from the American partnered banks, 30-day Tourist Access for Non-Filipino individuals, and GCash Jr. with Parental Controls.

E-wallet fintech officials say that the funds of GCash remain safe as normal, as long as you keep the registered phone locked in without losing both of your SIM card and a smartphone, which potentially infiltrates virtually from hackers, scammers and phishing individuals.

GCash has currently working out to sort the issue to the e-wallet application developers and is expected to be done by Friday afternoon at 12nn (July 12th, 2024) and advises everyone to re-download the GCash app once the system update is completely fixed. 'K5 News FM: Dumaguete' reached out to Apple and Google but refused to respond to us for a comment via E-Mail correspondent.

System update in the e-wallet app is related to the incompatibility concerns of both Apple iOS and Android smartphones. Self-unregistration is voluntarily possible by transferring a new phone from your old Oppo to RealMe (in the above-mentioned examples) and can be done through GCash national hotline of 2882, instead of GCash Help Center website. Online payments and debit card payments like GCash Visa Card, as well with other e-wallets and digital or physical banks like Maya, Coins.PH, UNO Digital Bank and RCBC (Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation) will not be affected, despite the incompatibility concerns in the GCash app alone.

Online netizens criticized social media, in lacking communication to blame in poor customer service, yet to be boycotting and brutally attacking the e-wallet app if they failed to fix the issue beyond the Friday afternoon deadline and destroying their image of the financial e-wallet tech app company.

GCash apologizes for the inconvenience for those affected by the epidemic of incompatibility concerns and failing to unregister smartphone models, regardless of uninstall and re-installing this said e-wallet app.

Mobile application technicians and developers are working around the clock to sort issues the soonest before the anticipated weekend breaks.

SCREENSHOT COURTESY: Rhayniel Saldasal Calimpong (Digital Photojournalist of OneNETnews) BACKGROUND PROVIDED BY: Tegna

SOURCE: https://www.facebook.com/100064643983643/posts/949742470523877 [Referenced FB Captioned PHOTO via GCashOfficial] and https://www.yugatech.com/news/top-announcements-from-gcash-at-futurecast-2024/ [Referenced News Article via YugaTech News Bureau]

-- OneNETnews Online Publication Team

#flash report #technology news #taguig #national capital region #NCR #GCash #e-wallet #awareness #system update #fyp #K5 News FM #exclusive #first and exclusive #OneNETnews

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addynagar · 7 months

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lostintime-liketearsinrain · 7 months

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Just when things feel like they are getting back on track, having sorted a new car out, focused my headspace and focusing on some goals for 2024. All that to come burning down when I get a phone call tonight from my mum to let me know my grandad is acusing me (and my mum) of stealing from him…..fuck my life….

When my grandad fell ill and went into hospital in November 2022, we (my mum, grandad and me) agreed to take his banking off his IPad for security reasons being on an openward in hospital etc. I set it up on my iPad and was happy to show him or do anything he needed when visiting. Once he got discharged we continued to keep it off as he was in a care home and his IPad would be left unattended a lot. This has gone on and on until recently (against my mums, mine and the current carehome managers wishes for security reasons) we’ve put it back on his IPad.

Now keeping in mind, all this time I've shown him his banking regularly or anytime he's asked. I've got nothing to hide. Over the last 16 months, as he can't walk he's asked myself and my mum to buy him things, be it decorations for his room, food stuff, clothing etc. You get the drift. With that he's told me to use his card to pay for those things. Fair enough and sometimes I have and other times I haven't. Also at times he's offered to help me out financially, offering to pay for car repairs, my BT Sport so he could watch his boyhood club play in the Champions League, my resin printer and most recently 1 week costs for my hire car. Everytime he's offered I've protested as I don't want money off him, I do what I do because I care for him and not financial gain. It gets to the point where if I say no he says he’ll give his card and pin to a career and get them to get cash out to give to me. Which is ridiculous to trust someone to do that but that's another rant.

Anyway, apparently all those times and discussions have been wiped from his memory as today when my mum visited he's ranted and raved as to why I've taken X amount here there and so on. For instance the resin printer, I protested for weeks that I'll buy it myself I just need to save, to the point where me, my mum and step dad were visiting and while showing his banking app to him, he transferred the money for it to my account. According to him today tho that never happened, he never agreed to it and remembers no conversation of the sort. Keeping in mind my mum and stepdad where there at the time and we all remember the conversation. That's just one of many transactions he's quoted to my mum today, who is and has always been aware of if or when I've transferred money from his account.

I always thought this moment would come someday and therefore I was careful, making sure any transfer I did I put what it was for as the payment reference. I know I've stole nothing, any amounts taken we discussed and confirmed but as he's getting older his memory is failing him. He thinks he's still mentally sharp but when you don't remember a conversation that 3 other people do, well you're not as sharp as you think.

I called my grandad on the way home and raised what my mum told me and he said I was wrong and he hasn't accused me but he has a habit of this, saying one thing to me and another to my mum. I raised my voice, got angry, upset and even swore because it's upsetting. After everything we’ve done over the last 16 months and this is how he acts towards us. It's sad really.

I don't expect anyone to read all this but I had to put it somewhere. I'm at a loss for words and what to do now but all I know is my grandad isn't the same grandad I loved before and it breaks my heart.

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Understanding Why Cash App Cash Out Failed: What You Need to Know

Have you ever experienced the frustration of trying to cash out on Cash App, only to be met with an error message saying "Cash Out Failed"? It's a common issue that many users encounter, and it can leave you feeling puzzled and unsure of what went wrong. But fear not! In this article, we will dive into the reasons behind Cash App cash out failures and provide you with all the essential information you need to know. Whether it's understanding why your payment is stuck in limbo or finding alternative ways to withdraw money without a bank account, we've got you covered! So let's unravel the mysteries of Cash App cash outs together and get back on track to financial freedom!

why does cash app say waiting to complete?

You're eager to cash out on Cash App, but instead of the money landing in your account immediately, you see the frustrating message: "Waiting to Complete." So, why does Cash App say waiting to complete? There could be a few reasons behind this delay.

It's possible that there is a temporary issue with the Cash App server or network. In such cases, the transaction might get stuck in limbo until the problem is resolved. Patience is key here - give it some time and try again later.

Another reason for the waiting period could be due to security checks. Cash App takes measures to ensure that all transactions are legitimate and secure. If they detect any suspicious activity or potential fraud, they may put a hold on your payment until further verification can take place. This is a good thing as it helps protect users from unauthorized transactions.

Additionally, if you've recently linked a new bank account or debit card to your Cash App account, there may be a brief waiting period while they verify and authenticate those details. It's all part of their efforts to prevent fraudulent activities.

Don't forget about external factors like weekends or holidays when banks might have limited operating hours or slower processing times. This can also contribute to longer wait times for completing cash outs on Cash App.

In conclusion

How does cash out work on Cash App?

Cash Out is a feature offered by Cash App that allows users to transfer their funds from their Cash App account to an external bank account. This feature provides users with the convenience of accessing and using their money in various ways.

To initiate a cash-out, simply follow these steps:-

1. Open the Cash App on your mobile device.

2. Tap on the balance tab located at the bottom center of the screen.

3. Press "Cash Out."

4. Enter the desired amount you wish to transfer.

5. Select your preferred deposit speed - either Standard or Instant (Note: Instant transfers may incur a small fee).

6. Choose your bank or enter your debit card information if it's not already linked to your Cash App account.

7. Review and confirm all details before proceeding with the transaction.

Once you have completed these steps, your funds will be transferred from your Cash App account to your chosen bank account within the designated timeframe selected during checkout.

Remember, it's important to ensure that you have sufficient funds available in your Cash App balance before initiating a cash out request to avoid any potential issues or delays in processing!

How long does Cash App give you to cash out?

When it comes to cashing out on Cash App, you might be wondering how much time you have to complete the transaction. Well, the good news is that Cash App gives you a generous amount of time to cash out your funds.

Once you initiate a cash-out request, Cash App usually takes about 1-3 business days to process and transfer the money to your linked bank account or debit card. However, keep in mind that weekends and holidays may cause some delays in processing times.

It's important to note that the actual length of time can vary depending on various factors such as network congestion or technical issues. So it's always a good idea to check for any notifications from Cash App regarding potential delays or issues with your cash-out request.

If for some reason your cash out is not completed within this timeframe, don't panic just yet! It's possible that there could be an issue with your account or additional verification may be required. In such cases, reaching out to Cash App support would be advisable for further assistance.

While most cash outs are typically processed within a few business days, it's essential to stay patient and keep an eye on any updates from Cash App during the process.

How do I cash out my Cash App without a bank account?

When it comes to cashing out your funds on Cash App, having a bank account is typically the easiest and most convenient method. However, if you don't have a bank account or prefer not to use one for cashing out, there are alternative options available.

One option is to link your Cash App card directly to the app. This allows you to withdraw cash from ATMs that accept Visa cards. Simply locate a compatible ATM and follow the prompts to initiate a withdrawal using your Cash App card.

Another option is utilizing peer-to-peer transfers. If you have friends or family members who also use Cash App, you can send them money through the app and ask them to give you cash in return. This method may require some coordination but can be an effective way of accessing your funds without needing a bank account.

Additionally, some retail stores offer services where they can load funds onto prepaid debit cards. You can check with local retailers in your area to see if this option is available.

While these alternatives allow you to cash out without a bank account, it's important to note that they may come with additional fees or limitations compared to traditional banking methods. It's always best to consider all options and choose the one that suits your needs and preferences best.

Can I withdraw money from Cash App at ATM?

With the convenience of Cash App, it's no wonder that many people turn to this popular mobile payment service for their financial needs. However, encountering a cash out failed message can be frustrating and confusing. In this article, we've explored some common reasons why your Cash App cash out may have failed.

It's important to understand that there are various factors that can contribute to a cash out failure on Cash App. It could be due to technical issues, insufficient funds in your account, or even security measures implemented by the app itself. By understanding these possibilities, you can take necessary steps to avoid future cash out failures.

If you find yourself waiting for a long time with the status "waiting to complete" displayed on your screen, it could mean that there is an issue with processing your transaction. This might happen if there is high traffic on the app or if you're experiencing network connectivity problems. In such cases, patience is key as the issue will likely resolve itself once things stabilize.

To successfully cash out on Cash App, make sure you have linked a valid bank account or debit card to your account. This allows for seamless transfers between your Cash App balance and external accounts. Additionally, keep in mind that there are limits imposed by Cash App when it comes to withdrawing funds. These limits vary depending on several factors including verification level and usage history.

But what if you don't have a bank account? Can you still withdraw money from Cash App? The answer is yes! While having a linked bank account makes things easier and more convenient, you can also use alternative methods like transferring funds to another user who does have a bank account or using third-party services like PayPal or Venmo.

Let's address whether you can withdraw money from Cash App at an ATM. Unfortunately, as of now, direct ATM withdrawals are not supported by Cash App. However,you can still use other methods mentioned above like linking an external bank account or using third-party services to access your funds.

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Resolving Cash App Cash Out Failed: Common Causes and Solutions

If you’re a Cash App user, you may have encountered the frustrating message that says “Cash Out Failed.” This error can occur for various reasons but don’t worry, as there are several steps you can take to resolve the issue. In this blog post, we’ll explore common causes behind Cash App cash-out failed and provide practical solutions to fix them.

You might encounter the “Cash Out Failed” error when you attempt to cash out on Cash App. This message indicates that the fund’s transfer from your Cash App account to your linked bank account or debit card was unsuccessful. Several factors can contribute to this error, including:

Insufficient Funds: Ensure you have enough funds in your Cash App account to cover the transfer amount, including any applicable fees.

Connectivity Issues: Poor internet connection or server problems can interrupt cash-out. Check your internet connection and try again later.

Verification Problems: If you haven’t completed the account verification process or your information is inaccurate, Cash App may decline the cash-out request.

How to Fix Cash App Cash Out Failures?

Now, let’s explore some effective solutions to fix Cash App cash out failed:

Verify Sufficient Funds: Make sure you have enough funds in your Cash App account to cover the cash-out amount, including any fees. Add funds to your Cash App balance and try the cash-out process again if necessary.

Check Internet Connection: Ensure you have a stable internet connection. Switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data or connect to a different network to prevent connectivity issues.

Update Cash App: Keeping your Cash App up to date ensures you have the latest bug fixes and enhancements. Check for updates in your device’s app store and install any available updates.

Verify Account Information: Double-check that the bank account or debit card linked to your Cash App account is accurate and up to date. Update the information if necessary.

Contact Cash App Support: If the issue persists, contact Cash App’s customer support for further assistance. Please provide detailed information about the error and any relevant screenshots to help them promptly identify and resolve the problem.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Why does Cash App say “Cash Out Failed” even when I have sufficient funds?

A1: Apart from the cash-out amount, ensure you have enough funds to cover any associated fees. If the problem persists, contact Cash App support for assistance.

Q2: Can I cash out to a different bank account or debit card?

A2: You can change the linked bank account or debit card in your Cash App settings. Ensure the new account/card details are accurate before cash-out.

Q3: How long does it take for Cash App to resolve a cash-out failure?

A3: Cash App typically resolves cash-out failures within a few business days. However, contacting customer support can expedite the resolution process.

Conclusion:

Encountering the “Cash Out Failed Cash App” issues can be frustrating, but following the troubleshooting steps outlined in this blog post can increase your chances of resolving the issue. Remember to verify your account information, check your internet connection, ensure sufficient funds, and contact Cash App support if the problem persists. By taking these proactive measures, you’ll be back to seamlessly cashing out your funds on Cash App in no time.

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Understanding Cash App Cash-Out Failed: Common Issues and Fixes

Cash App has become a popular platform for convenient money transfers and cash-outs. However, encountering a cash-out failure on Cash App can be frustrating. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the reasons behind cash-out failed on Cash App, provide troubleshooting tips, and offer solutions to help you overcome these issues smoothly.

Understanding Cash-Out Failed on Cash App

To effectively address cash-out failed, it’s essential to understand the common reasons behind them. This section will outline the main factors that can cause a cash-out to fail on Cash App.

Insufficient Funds: One of the most common reasons for a cash-out failure is insufficient funds in your Cash App account. Ensure you have a sufficient balance to cover the transaction, including any fees associated with the cash-out.

Connectivity Issues: Poor internet connectivity or network issues can lead to cash-out failures. A stable internet connection is necessary to complete transactions successfully on Cash App.

Verification Requirements: Cash App may require users to verify their identity or complete certain verification processes before allowing cash-outs. Failure to meet these requirements can result in a cash-out failure.

Troubleshooting Cash-Out Failed Issues on Cash App

When faced with Cash App cash-out failed issues, there are several troubleshooting steps you can take to resolve the issue. This section will provide actionable tips to help you troubleshoot and overcome cash-out failures.

Check your Account Balance: Ensure you have sufficient funds in your Cash App account to cover the cash-out amount, including any associated fees.

Verify Internet Connectivity: Check your internet connection and ensure that you have a stable network. Try switching between Wi-Fi and cellular data to determine if the issue lies with your connection.

Update Cash App: Make sure that you are using the latest version of the Cash App. Outdated versions may have bugs or compatibility issues that can lead to cash-out failures.

Retry the Transaction: If your cash-out fails, try initiating the transaction again. Occasionally, temporary glitches or network interruptions can cause failures, which may be resolved by retrying the transaction.

How to Avoid Cash-Out Failed Issues on Cash App?

To avoid Cash App cash-out failed in the future, it’s important to adopt preventive measures. This section will provide tips and best practices to ensure smooth and successful cash-outs on Cash App.

Maintain Sufficient Balance: Regularly monitor your Cash App balance and ensure it is sufficient for your intended cash-out transactions.

Verify Identity and Account: Complete any required identity or account verification processes to prevent future cash-out failures due to verification issues.

Keep Cash App Updated:Regularly update the Cash App to the latest version available. This ensures you have the most stable and secure app version, minimizing the chances of encountering technical issues during cash-outs.

Conclusion:

When Cash App says cash out failed it can be frustrating, but understanding the reasons behind such failures and following the troubleshooting steps outlined in this guide can help you overcome these challenges. Remember, if troubleshooting doesn’t resolve the issue, don’t hesitate to contact Cash App support for further assistance. You can ensure successful cash-outs on Cash App by staying informed, adopting preventive measures, and utilizing the available resources.

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Cash App Cash Out Failed: Causes, Solutions, and Prevention Strategies

Cash App has become popular for seamless money transfers and convenient digital transactions. However, encountering a "Cash Out Failed" notification can be frustrating and leave users wondering about the reasons behind it. This blog will delve into the common causes of Cash App cash-out failed and provide effective solutions to overcome these issues. Let's explore why Cash App may display cash-out failures and how you can resolve them.

The Causes of Cash App Cash Out Failures

Cash App cash-out failures can occur due to various reasons. Understanding these causes can help you troubleshoot the issue more effectively. Here are some common factors why Cash App says cash out failed:

Insufficient Balance or Funds: One of the most common reasons for a cash-out failure is insufficient funds in your Cash App account to cover the transaction amount. Ensure that your account has a sufficient balance before initiating a cash-out.

Connectivity Issues: Unstable or poor internet connectivity can interrupt the cash-out process and fail. Make sure you have a stable internet connection before attempting a cash-out.

Technical Glitches or Server Errors: Temporary technical glitches or server issues on the Cash App platform can cause cash-out failures. These issues are usually resolved quickly, so trying the cash out again after some time may solve the problem.

Violation of Transaction Limits: Cash App imposes transaction limits to prevent fraudulent activities. If you exceed the transaction limits set for your account, your cash out may fail. Review and adjust your transaction limits accordingly.

Incorrect Payment Information: Entering incorrect recipient details, such as an invalid Cash App username, email, or phone number, can lead to cash-out failures. Double-check the payment information before initiating the transaction.

Troubleshooting Steps to Resolve Cash Out Failed

If you encounter a cash-out failed on Cash App, here are some troubleshooting steps you can take to resolve the issue:

Verify Your Internet Connection: Ensure you have a stable and reliable internet connection before attempting another cash-out.

Update the Cash App Application: Check for any updates for the Cash App application and install them. Keeping your app updated ensures you have the latest bug fixes and improvements.

Check Your Cash App Balance: Review your Cash App account balance to ensure sufficient funds to cover the cash-out amount. Add funds if needed.

Review and Adjust Transaction Limits: Check your transaction limits within the Cash App settings. If you've reached or exceeded the limits, consider adjusting them accordingly.

Ensure Accurate Payment Information: Double-check the recipient's information, including their Cash App username, email, or phone number, to ensure accuracy.

Cancel Pending Transactions: If you have any pending transactions, cancel them before attempting a new cash out.

Clear Cache and Data of the Cash App: On your mobile device, go to the app settings and clear the cache and data of the Cash App. This step can help resolve any temporary glitches or conflicts.

Reinstall the Cash App: As a last resort, uninstall the Cash App from your device and reinstall it. This action can help resolve any persistent issues or conflicts.

Additional Tips to Avoid Cash App Cash-Out Failed

To minimise the chances of encountering cash-out failures on Cash App, consider the following tips:

Keep a Sufficient Balance in Your Cash App Account: Regularly monitor your Cash App balance and ensure it has enough funds to cover your transactions.

Monitor Transaction Limits and Adjust Accordingly: Be aware of the transaction limits set for your Cash App account and adjust them as needed to accommodate your transaction requirements.

Double-Check Payment Information Before Initiating Cash Outs: Always verify the recipient's information before initiating a cash-out, including their Cash App username, email, or phone number.

Maintain a Stable Internet Connection: A stable and reliable internet connection is crucial for smooth cashouts. Avoid initiating transactions on unstable or unreliable networks.

Reach Out to Cash App Support if Needed: If you have exhausted all troubleshooting steps and continue to experience cash-out failures, don't hesitate to contact Cash App support for further assistance. They can provide personalised guidance to resolve the issue.

Conclusion:

Experiencing a "Cash App cash-out failed" message can be a temporary setback, but understanding the reasons behind it and following the troubleshooting steps can help you resolve the issue promptly. You can minimise the chances of encountering cash-out failures by ensuring sufficient balance, maintaining accurate payment information, and staying within transaction limits. Remember to update your Cash App application and maintain a stable internet connection. If the problem persists, don't hesitate to contact Cash App support for further assistance. Now, armed with this knowledge, you can confidently navigate the world of Cash App transactions and enjoy the seamless money transfer experience it offers.

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Cash App Cash Out Failed: Troubleshooting the Failures

Have you ever encountered a frustrating situation where your Cash App cash out failed? It can be quite perplexing and inconvenient, especially when you need to access your funds instantly. In this blog post, we will explore the possible reasons behind Cash App cash-out failures and provide practical solutions to resolve this issue. We’ve got you covered whether you’re experiencing payment errors, transaction delays, or other problems. Let’s dive into why Cash App says cash out failed and how you can troubleshoot these issues effectively.

Understanding Cash App Cash Out:

Cash App’s cash-out feature allows you to transfer money from your Cash App balance to your linked bank account or debit card. It’s a convenient way to access and use your funds for various purposes. However, at times, you may encounter failures during the cash-out process. Let’s explore the common reasons behind such issues and find the appropriate solutions.

Possible Reasons for Cash App Cash Out Failures:

Insufficient Balance: One of the primary reasons for a failed cash-out attempt is having an insufficient balance in your Cash App account. Ensure you have enough funds to cover the transfer amount, including any associated fees.

Network Connectivity Issues: A poor or unstable internet connection can hinder the cash-out process. Verify your stable and reliable internet connection before initiating the transaction.

Technical Glitches: Cash App may occasionally experience technical glitches like any digital platform that can impact cash-out functionality. In such cases, try closing and reopening the app or updating it to the latest version.

Transaction Limits: Cash App imposes certain limits on cashouts to ensure security and prevent fraudulent activities. Your transaction may fail if you attempt to exceed the cash-out limit. Check the Cash App’s documentation or contact their support to understand the applicable limits.

Cash App Cash Out Fees: Cash App may charge a nominal fee for cash outs, particularly for instant transfers. Ensure you have sufficient funds to cover the fee or consider using the standard cash-out option, which is typically fee-free.

Troubleshooting Cash App Cash Out Failed:

Verify Account Information: Double-check that the bank account or debit card linked to your Cash App account is active and up-to-date. Outdated or incorrect account information can cause cash-out failures.

Contact Cash App Support: If you’ve encountered persistent Cash App cash out failed instantly despite following the recommended troubleshooting steps, it’s advisable to contact Cash App’s customer support for assistance. They can provide personalised guidance based on your specific issue.

Review Transaction History: Take a moment to review your transaction history within the Cash App to identify any failed cash-out attempts. This can help you track the issue and provide relevant information when seeking support.

Avoiding Cash App Cash Out Failed:

To prevent future Cash App cash-out failed, consider the following tips:

Maintain Sufficient Balance: Regularly monitor your Cash App balance and ensure you have enough funds available before initiating cash-out.

Stable Internet Connection: Perform cash-outs with a stable and reliable internet connection to minimise the risk of connectivity issues.

Stay Updated: Keep your Cash App updated to the latest version available. Updates often include bug fixes and improvements that can enhance the cash-out process.

FAQs

Q: Why did my Cash App cash out fail?

A: There could be several reasons for a cash out failure, such as insufficient funds, network issues, or technical glitches. It’s important to troubleshoot the specific issue to determine the cause.

Q: How can I fix a Cash App cash out failure?

A: To fix a cash out failure, you can try the following steps:

Ensure you have sufficient funds in your Cash App account.

Check your internet connection to ensure a stable network.

Update your Cash App to the latest version.

Contact Cash App support for assistance if the issue persists.

Q: What should I do if I receive an error message stating “Cash App cash out failed”?

A: If you encounter this error message, you can take the following actions:

Double-check the provided information, including the recipient’s details and the amount to be cashed out.

Verify that your Cash App account is active and properly linked to your bank account or card.

Contact Cash App customer support for further assistance in resolving the issue.

Q: Is there a cash out fee associated with Cash App?

A: Cash App may charge a nominal fee for certain transactions, including cash outs. The fees may vary based on factors such as the transaction amount and the chosen cash out method. It’s advisable to review Cash App’s fee structure for accurate information.

Q: How long does it take for a cash out to process on Cash App?

A: Typically, cash outs on Cash App are instant. However, there might be occasional delays due to network congestion or other technical issues. In such cases, it’s recommended to wait for a few minutes and check your transaction history for updates.

Q: Can I reverse a failed Cash App cash out?

A: Once a cash out fails, the amount is generally returned to your Cash App balance automatically. However, it’s advisable to double-check your balance and transaction history to ensure the funds are restored. If you encounter any issues, contact Cash App support for assistance.

Conclusion:

Encountering a cash-out failed on Cash App can be resolved with proper understanding and troubleshooting. By addressing the potential causes and implementing the recommended solutions, you can navigate the cash-out process smoothly and access your funds without any hindrances. If you have further questions or concerns regarding Cash App cash-out failures, please get in touch with Cash App’s customer support or refer to their official documentation for additional information.

Remember, Cash App is continuously working to enhance its services and provide users with a seamless experience. You can make the most of this convenient payment platform by staying informed and proactive. Thank you for reading this blog post, and we hope it has helped resolve your concerns about Cash App cash-out failures.

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Why was my Cash App money transfer failed?

Are you having problems sending or receiving cash via Cash App? The app is great for transferring funds from one person to another quickly. But sometimes, a transfer fails, and the cash disappears from the recipient's account. There are several reasons why Cash App says the transfer failed. Here are some of the most common reasons:

The server may have an error, the recipient's account may have expired, or the transaction may have been too small for the app to handle.

Using a mobile app to send or receive money requires a solid internet connection and a mobile device. Fortunately, the app works on Wi-Fi and LTE networks. However, these types of connections aren't always available. So, you might need to use an unsupported network if your device isn't equipped with a high-speed data plan.

Aside from a solid connection, your Cash App must have a good balance. Otherwise, the transaction isn't going to be successful. This is why it's important to check your account before attempting to transfer.

The amount you sent isn't necessarily the most important statistic if you're using a prepaid card. This isn't a problem if you send a friend a few bucks. However, if you're trying to send money to someone you've never met, that's a different story.

Although the Cash App can display many impressive features, there are significant errors and missteps to watch out for. For example, your cash app may fail to recognize your prepaid card. You can also encounter a "Cash App payment failed" message when you attempt to make a transaction.

A simple check of your account will tell you whether or not you're in luck. As with any money-transfer app, it's a good idea to keep an eye out for suspicious transactions. When you see a red flag, it's usually best to cancel the transaction before it deducts from your account.

Some more advanced Cash App features require a special type of card to work. For example, your prepaid card might not play well with the app or be limited to a small amount per day. That's why checking your card's details is important to ensure it will work correctly with the app.

You should be aware of plenty of other things when making a money transfer. For example, the Cash App lists policies to help protect you and your money. There are 70 million users in the US. Likewise, your banking institution has its own set of policies to follow.

If you're having trouble with a particular Cash App transaction, you can visit the support page to get the necessary answers. Be sure to take advantage of the other Cash App benefits, too! Ultimately, you want a fast, secure, and easy way to make payments and transfers. Luckily, keeping your cash safe when you're doing the right things is not too hard.

Why Cash App Transfer Failed For My Protection?

There are many reasons why Cash App transfer failed for my protection. Sometimes it's because of something small, such as the wrong card, or something larger, such as a failed server. Regardless, it's important to know there are ways to get the money out of your pocket.

You might be receiving the error "Cash App payment failed for your protection" while trying to send or receive money. This happens when the Cash App has detected a security threat. Alternatively, it might be a scam. Fortunately, this is not a permanent problem, and the issue can be removed by contacting your bank.

You can fix the transfer failed issue on Cash App by ensuring you are on the same wireless network as your recipient. It's also a good idea to check the balance before sending any money. If you're having trouble with a particular transfer, you can always try adding a different card. In the meantime, you can resolve any disputes with your bank or the other party.

There are three main reasons a Cash App transfer won't go through. One reason is your mobile device. A newer phone or device can make a big difference. Another reason is a weak internet connection. Finally, you might have an expired debit card. Whatever the reason, you must do everything possible to avoid a failed Cash App transfer.

A Cash App is a great way to send and receive cash, but it's not without its faults. For example, some prepaid cards won't play well with the Cash App, and some prepaid cards don't even allow you to add money in the first place. In addition, you may have to deal with a slow connection, even using a supported card.

To ensure that you're not running into any major Cash App troubles, check that your bank account is in good standing. While at it, ensure you're using a secure password, and don't be tempted to share personal information with anybody.

The Cash App also has several security measures to protect you from fraudulent transactions. For instance, you may be prompted to provide your SSN, DOB, and CVV code when you try to make a payment. Additionally, the app can monitor your activity and alert you if anything is amiss. Those who are hesitant to use the app should think twice.

Although it may seem like a good idea to connect your device to the latest and greatest technology, it's important to know that some phones, particularly older models, won't work. So before getting started, you should install antivirus software on your device to keep viruses and other malware at bay.

Other reasons that could cause a Cash App transfer failed include a server error or a bad network connection. These factors might not be immediately noticeable but could lead to problems. If you suspect that you're experiencing these issues, you should seek a tech support professional, such as a mobile expert, to help you.

The best Cash App is the one that will work for you. That's not to say that you can't do the same thing manually, but it's much better to rely on an automatic process.

How to Fix Cash App Transfer Failed Issues?

The Cash App is a money transfer service that allows you to send and receive payments. Although the cash app is secure, it is still subject to several frauds. Some of these scams involve a fake account that attempts to send or receive money. Cash App add cash failed is a common issue that many users experience. If you are experiencing this problem, there are some steps you can take to solve it. Before you start the process, you should check your account balance. If your balance is insufficient to make the payment, you will not be able to transfer the money.

You should also contact your bank if you have trouble with your cash app payment. There are several reasons why your transaction may fail. These include insufficient funds, incorrect card details, or a server-related issue. When you are having trouble with your cash app payment, try to connect to a fast Internet connection.

Another way to fix your Cash App payment is to update your applications. If your cash app is outdated, it might be unable to recognize your debit card. It can also get blocked by a server. Your transaction could also be declined if you enter an invalid card number or expiration date.

While these are the most common causes of payment failure, several others exist. For instance, your bank might expire or block your debit card. Or you might have entered an incorrect CVV code. In this case, your payment will be declined.

Check your debit card to ensure it is working. You might have an error in the expiration date or CVV code. Be sure to update your application before making a transaction. Also, verify your identity. Finally, make sure to follow all the policies of the cash app.

If you do not have an Internet connection, you will not be able to send or receive money. The best solution for this is to connect to a fast Internet connection. However, if you have a poor Internet connection, you might have to wait before sending or receiving money.

You will not have problems with your Cash App payment if you have a strong Wi-Fi network. However, you might have to wait a few hours before sending or receiving money.

Similarly, you should verify your debit card if you receive an error when sending money. Many people enter their cards without checking their status. This is a mistake that can cause the transfer to fail. Therefore, it is best to contact your bank or card issuer if you have difficulty transferring money.

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9093409227 Why is My Cash App Direct Deposit Late?

Cash App direct deposits can be late occasionally for several reasons.

Here are reasons Cash App direct deposit is late:

Additional Processing Time – If you make a deposit to a bank account, Cash App will transfer the money to your checking or savings account. Due to ACH, which can take several days to settle, Cash App may take a few days to deliver.

Technical or Server Issues – Cash App servers may be down due to a high number of users. However, if the processing time takes longer than five days, we recommend contacting Cash App customer support.

Bank Issues – Your bank might have deemed you suspicious or other factors holding your money. For example, they may think someone hacked your Cash App account and failed to send the funds for your protection. Either call or visit your bank to verify the transaction. See our guides on banks open on Sunday, Saturday, and late nearby.

Why is Cash App Direct Deposit Not Showing Up?

Cash App direct deposits are generally available as soon as they are received, up to two days sooner than traditional bank deposits. When funds are sent, they’re typically available within one to five business days.

Reasons why a direct deposit on Cash App is not showing up:

· Notified Issues on the Status page of your Cash App account. For example, you may see a Cash App can’t link card at this time error.

· Update to the latest Cash App mobile app version.

· You haven’t activated fund transfer or related features.

· Haven’t completed Cash App verification process to unlock your account limits and features.

· Your specific debit card won’t accept the instant deposit.

Keep in mind that some debit cards cannot accept instant deposits. However, the card will be reimbursed for any charges, and the deposit will appear within three to four business days.

You can also use Instant Transfer of funds for immediate transfer, but you’ll be charged 1.5% of the amount.

See our guide on fixing Cash App says pending payment will deposit shortly.

What’s the Cash App Direct Deposit Limit?

The Cash App direct deposit limit is up to $25,000 per transaction and $50,000 daily. However, your first deposit may take longer to clear, depending on your employer.

Cash App has a direct deposit fee of $0.25 per deposit. Regular deposits arrive within one to three business days and are free. However, instant deposits have a 1.5% fee, but the funds are available almost immediately. The fee is applied to the processing and payment of your transactions.

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ikeepbookkeeping · 2 years

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How Can a Business Improve its Cashflow

Positive cash flow (and plenty of it!) is what businesses strive for. It eases the financial pressure and offers up opportunities for growth, research, development and reward.

Wouldn’t that be nice?

Yet it seems to be unattainable for so many. It is a fast-moving world. Consumers are picky with high expectations and with the advent of the internet and social media, they are exposed to more purchasing and transaction opportunities than ever before.

Competition is fierce.

The global financial downturn many years ago impacted many businesses. A survey conducted by the Reserve Bank of Australia found that business owner’s perceptions of cash flow challenges married with the economic climate.

All sounds a bit gloomy doesn’t it? But it doesn’t have to be. Increasing your cash flow comes down to simple and effective financial and operating procedures.

A survey conducted by accounting software firm CCH and global information service group Wolters Kluwer found that 31% of small business fail due to insufficient time management of the books!

Now THAT is something that is entirely avoidable with simple, operational processes that you must make part of your business culture and daily goals. Here are three simple ways you can improve your business cash flow:

Invoice at the end of every job

This is an all too common mistake. Don’t wait for the end of the week or worse (!) the end of the month to pump out all your invoices. The sooner an invoice is in a debtor’s hand the sooner you can chase them for payment. I was working with a photographer the other day who had an invoicing app on her phone. She invoiced another client for work that she had done that morning right there and then. Proactive AND punctual, that’s what you want to be with your invoicing. Check out our blog on best cashflow apps for your business.

Use accounting software that tracks invoicing activity

Traditional methods of accounting, especially for small business and start-ups, often mean creating an invoice in a word document and emailing it to a client. Now if you haven’t transferred a record of that activity to say another spreadsheet, you might lose track of who you have sent an invoice to and when.

Cloud accounting software takes this issue away. For example, Xero’s online bookkeeping software can see who sent the invoice and when it was opened. It can also automatically send reminders to your debtor saving you time and getting that money in your bank account where it rightfully belongs, sooner! Ever had someone say to you, “Oh I didn’t receive that email.” Not anymore. You’ll identify the clients who have an affinity for tall tales.

Modernise your payment options

It’s 2019 so if you aren’t working with online accounting software and using payment options that make it EASY for clients to pay you, you need to get with the technological program. With so many options available such as Electronic Funds Transfer, PayPal, eWay and Secure Pay, there really should be no excuse for accepting “The cheque is in the mail” as a justification for why an invoice hasn’t been paid. Traditional methods of payment such as cheques impact your cash flow negatively. Make it easy for clients to pay you and watch your bank balance grow. Here are some invoicing ways to increase your to increase your cashflow.

Being proactive about cash flow is the key to keeping it positive, from a cash perspective and also a management perspective. Putting your head in the sand and neglecting the books will not work.

Use technology for good, not evil and get the money you deserve. You and your team have worked hard for it. It belongs with you.

For more tips on how to improve your cashflow check out our post on manging cashflows for small business. If you are looking for professionals to help you take control of the financial health of your business speak with one of our team members today.

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changedlives · 2 years

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The days of AWE

Shalom Harvest,

Last week Bishop Foreman released an Instagram reel about "God our provider."

I had a savings prepared for my relocation, specifically for public transport commute, but I had greatly underestimated the distance I had to travel daily and the cost of my Lyft rides between home and work. Seeing that my savings was rapidly depleting due to the high costs of the rideshare, I became worried and felt my faith slowly drifting.

Bishop's Instagram reel prompted me to pause immediately for a few minutes to pray and draw in my faith again. On Friday, Oct 7th, a handsome transfer was made anonymously to my cash app (surprising since an ID is always tied to the sender). Needless to say, God did it again. I cannot think of a time where He has not WOW'ed me. I am in awe.

He is a faithful God! and He never fails!

Keep the faith Harvest <3 love you all and miss you all terribly

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Cash App Cash out Failed. Payment cannot be sent. Account essentially locked

Are you tired of encountering the dreaded "Cash out failed" message on your Cash App? Frustrating, isn't it? You're not alone. Many users have faced this issue, wondering why their payment cannot be sent and why their account feels essentially locked. But fear not! In this blog post, we'll explore the reasons behind a cash out failure on Cash App and provide valuable insights to help you navigate through these challenges. So let's dive in and unravel the mysteries surrounding Cash App cash out failures!

why does cash app say waiting to complete?

Have you ever encountered the frustrating message on Cash App that says "waiting to complete"? It can be quite confusing and leave users wondering what exactly is causing this delay. There are a few possible reasons behind this issue.

One reason could be network connectivity problems. If your internet connection is weak or unstable, it may cause delays in completing transactions on Cash App. Make sure you have a strong and stable internet connection before attempting to cash out.

Another factor that may contribute to the "waiting to complete" message is server issues on the Cash App platform itself. Sometimes, there might be technical glitches or maintenance activities happening in the background, resulting in delays for certain transactions.

Additionally, if there's an ongoing investigation into any potential fraudulent activity related to your account or the transaction you're trying to make, Cash App may put it on hold temporarily while they verify everything thoroughly.

It's also worth noting that occasionally, banks can impose restrictions or checks on transfers from third-party platforms like Cash App. This can cause delays as well.

So next time you encounter the dreaded "waiting to complete" message on Cash App, double-check your internet connection, consider any ongoing maintenance activities by their team and keep in mind external factors such as bank restrictions that could potentially be causing these delays.

How does cash out work on Cash App?

How does cash out work on Cash App? It's a simple and convenient process that allows you to transfer funds from your Cash App account to your bank account. Once you have verified your identity and linked your bank account, you can easily cash out whenever you need to.

To cash out on Cash App, all you need to do is follow these steps:-

1. Open the Cash App on your mobile device.

2. Tap on the "Balance" tab located at the bottom of the screen.

3. Enter the amount of money you want to cash out.

4. Tap on "Cash Out" and choose whether you want to send it instantly or within 1-3 business days.

5. Select your linked bank account as the destination for the funds.

6. Review the details and confirm.

Once confirmed, the money will be transferred from your Cash App balance to your bank account according to your chosen timeframe.

It's important to note that there may be fees associated with instant transfers, so make sure to review those before completing any transactions.

Cashing out on Cash App is quick, easy, and secure, allowing you access to your funds whenever you need them!

How long does Cash App give you to cash out?

How long does Cash App give you to cash out? When it comes to cashing out on Cash App, the platform offers users the convenience of instant transfers. This means that once you initiate a cash-out request, the funds should be available in your bank account within minutes.

Unlike traditional banking systems where it can take several business days for transfers to complete, Cash App makes it quick and easy for users to access their money when they need it most. Whether you're transferring funds from your Cash App balance or selling Bitcoin on the app, the process is designed to be efficient and seamless.

It's important to note that while Cash App aims for instant transfers, there may be instances where delays occur. Factors such as network congestion or issues with your bank could potentially cause a delay in receiving your funds. If this happens, rest assured that Cash App has dedicated customer support available 24/7 to assist you and resolve any issues promptly.

When using Cash App for cash outs, you can typically expect near-instant access to your funds. However, keep in mind that unforeseen circumstances could occasionally cause minor delays in completing transactions

How do I cash out my Cash App without a bank account?

If you don't have a bank account, you may be wondering how to cash out your Cash App funds. Fortunately, Cash App offers several options for users without traditional banking services.

One option is to use your Cash App balance to make purchases or send money to other Cash App users. You can also use the app's "Cash Out" feature to transfer funds directly to a linked debit card. This allows you to access your money quickly and conveniently.

Another alternative is using third-party apps or services that allow you to convert your Cash App balance into physical cash. These services typically require you to provide identification and pay a fee, but they can be useful if you need access to cash immediately.

Remember that while these options provide flexibility for users without bank accounts, they may come with additional fees or limitations compared to traditional banking methods. It's important to consider all available options and choose the one that best fits your needs.

If you're looking for ways on how to cash out your Cash App funds without a bank account, there are various alternatives available such as transferring funds through a linked debit card or utilizing third-party conversion services. Explore these options and find the one that suits your situation best!

Can I withdraw money from Cash App at ATM?

Cash App provides a convenient way to send and receive money, but it is not without its limitations. If you encounter a cash out failed issue on the app, there could be several reasons behind it. It may be due to insufficient funds in your account or exceeding the daily cash out limit. Additionally, if your account has been flagged for suspicious activity, you may experience difficulty in withdrawing funds.

To avoid cash out failures on Cash App, ensure that you have enough balance in your account and stay within the prescribed limits for withdrawals. If you don't have a bank account linked to your Cash App, consider exploring alternative options like using a prepaid card or transferring funds to another digital wallet where you can access them.

While Cash App does not offer direct ATM withdrawal services at the moment, you can still withdraw money from your Cash App by transferring it to your linked bank account and then making an ATM withdrawal through that account.

Remember to always keep track of your transactions and review any error messages carefully when attempting to cash out on Cash App. By understanding the possible reasons for a cash out failure and following these guidelines, you can navigate any potential issues smoothly and continue enjoying the convenience of sending and receiving money with ease on Cash App!

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Cash App Transfer failed | Cash app transfer failed for my protection

There are more than 24 million users of Cash App in the United States. Therefore, there are times when users complain that “Cash App this transfer failed,” and they keep looking for troubleshooting tips everywhere.

There may be many reasons behind the Cash App transaction failed and here we will discuss every possible reason.

Cash App application helps to monitor your account for anything which looks out of the ordinary. cash app provides customers the option to transfer the money from cash app to the bank account or debit card. This can be done with the help of using the Instant transfer service provided by square inc. If you want to transfer failing on the cash app or want to transfer money from Cash App and facing the issues of cash app payment failed then consider the below steps:

Follow the given below steps to transfer failing on Cash app

First, open the wallet app on your IOS mobile, then go to the cash app cash card

Go to the three dots option in the corner from the cash app home screen settings

Touch on the information tab and then go to the transfer option

Enter an amount and then tap on the Next button

Go to the Instant transfer

Use the Add card option and then follow instructions that are available on your screen

Go to the Visa debit card that you want to use and then select the payment information for the debit card and then you have to select

Check the fee will be either deducted or not

Why is My Cash App Payment Failing

Most of the times you can solve such issues all by yourself by following the troubleshooting tips here. You don’t need to panic if your Cash App failed payment. Here are some reasons that may be behind your failed Cash App payment.

Cash App Updation

If you are having trouble making any transfer on Cash App and your payment failed on Cash App then you need to first check if your Cash App is updated on your mobile or not. If not, then update the app to the latest version to make payments smoothly.

Check your Internet Connections

Sometimes people keep asking “why does my Cash App keep failing”, but never try to notice the reason behind it. Many times the Cash App transaction failed because the device that was used for the transaction was not connected to a strong internet connection. So it is very important to check that you are connected to a very strong internet connection to avoid Cash App payment failed issue. It is recommended to connect your device to a strong Wi-Fi connection to overcome the Cash App transaction failed problem.

Enter Correct Details

People keep asking “Why do Cash App payments fail” but they do not check the payment credentials they have entered for Cash App transfer. If the card number you entered on the Cash App transfer page turns red then this happens because you may have entered the wrong payment details of the recipient. You should re-confirm the payment details and try again for the Cash App transfer.

Check Your Balance

Before jumping into a conclusion that your Cash App failed, check your account balance. If your amount is not deducted from your Cash App account then check if account balance from your bank account is deducted or not.

Cancel Payment

Once you made your transaction on the Cash app, check your bank account. If payment was deducted from your bank but is not shown in your Cash App account then you should contact Cash App support immediately to avoid freeze payment. You need to ask the Cash App support “why does my cash app transfer keep failing,” and hopefully your issue will be resolved.

Declined Card

When you try to make a payment on Cash App and these messages flash on the screen “Declined. The card has expired. Use a different card”.

“Declined. Please check the card number, expiration date, CVV and ZIP code.”

“Declined. Use another card.”

Then you need to contact your card issuing bank to confirm the details. You must check that the card details that you entered are correct and matches the card.

How do I fix transfer failed on the Cash App?

If any user receive the notification message which is showing that your cash app transfer failed, it means your cash app was not able to complete the transaction. There can be several reasons behind the cash app transfer failed. This problem can be done due to Incorrect name, address, incorrect CVV code, deactivated merchant accounts, incorrect bank details, insufficient funds in the account, and other violates terms and services. If you want to get a quick solution and want to fix cash app payment failed issue then immediately contact our technical support and get the appropriate solution to your problems.

Cash App Failed for my Protection

Cash App keeps checking your account for anything that looks unusual and may result in a scam. To avoid any fraudulent this transfer failed Cash App. Cash App failed payment to avoid you from being charged. Though Cash App failed to send money, any amount deducted from your account will be refunded back instantly to your Cash App account or linked bank account balance. If not instantly then it may take 1-3 business days to reflect the amount in your account.

To avoid the risk of cancel payments you should

Confirm and re-check the recipient’s payment details like the phone number or $Cashtag before making any payment.

Link only those debit or credit cards that are in your name.

Use your Cash App more often to maintain a healthy transaction history.

Make transactions to and from people whom you know and or are reputed businesses.

If you still have issues regarding Cash App failed payment then please contact the Cash App customer support for further assistance.

Clear the Cash App cash out pending:

If your Cash App cash out pending then, you should clear it. Sometimes on Cash App, the money transfer gets stuck between you and the account you are trying to send. The cash app cash-out failed takes place due to security reasons or the service issue in your bank.

To fix the Cash App money transfer failed issue, you must clear the pending cash app cash out. You can only cancel the payment that has not been executed. Instead of waiting for an indefinite time, you should cancel the pending Cash App cash out with the below-mentioned steps’ help.

Open your Cash App account

Click on the Activity tab

Here search for the pending cash-out

On the right side of the payment, press the Cancel button

Finally, hit the Yes for confirmation

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