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ChargeOver mentions (1)

• Do I have to send subscription invoices to users?

  I work for a SAAS recurring billing platform, chargeover.com from my experience you do not need to send them an invoice. If they agree to terms when they signup you could just run a payment against their card on file and send them a payment receipt. It's a pretty slick deal, and there are loads of other options you could enable as well. But to your question it's more common than you think not to send invoices... Source: about 3 years ago

Capone mentions (9)

• Getting a series of 'your new account' emails from Capital One

  When the emails are addressed to a person's name, it is always the firstname Michael. My name is feminine, starts with an E, and that name is part of my email address (like elaineRandom at nmail .com). The series of emails look legitimate to me, except that when I mouse over all of the links all of them are composed like https:// click-bankcommunication. capitalone.com /qs=d74a5 really long alphanumeric string .... Source: 7 months ago

• Capital one Venture X referral (90K Miles sign-up bonus offer)

  If someone is looking for Capital one Venture X credit card and would like an updated sign-up bonus points offer of 90K points (usually you get 75K points directly on capitalone.com), feel free to use below referral link. Source: 8 months ago

• Best liquid way to invest ~$25,000?

  Compare your bank to some of the favorites here: ally.com, capitalone.com, others. While I don't think this bank contagion thing is nearly what the hyped media is using for click-bait, never sucks to bank at two different institutions just to make life easier in case one goes sideways for a spell. Source: over 1 year ago

• LPT: use a reloadable prepaid card to pay for your gym membership. The gyms are extremely hard to cancel, and most auto-deduct your fees - this helps to minimize your financial losses.

  You can still generate them via capitalone.com, or at least I can. Source: over 1 year ago

• First time coming into money, what do I do now?

  Basically, for this windfall....pay down all the debt (including the overdrawn bank account). Put the rest into a savings account. (Don't fret too much about bonuses. Just put it into a savings account that pays between 3 and 4% interest. That can be set up online (ally.com, discoverbank.com or capitalone.com) and then link your checking account after you get that cleaned up.). Source: over 1 year ago