Also see:
- How to pay bills with PayPal My Cash + Business Debit Card + RadPad + Evolve Money
- Confirmed: CVS accepts credit cards for PayPal My Cash reloads in NYC
- Get Instant Access to Aspiration Summit, the Best Checking Account in America
I have to thank Out and Out reader Greg for pointing this out. He says:
I have a Paypal Business Debit MasterCard that earns me 1% cash back on “credit” purchases. I don’t fund it, I just use it to pay almost all of my bills and have it linked to my bank account.
I get my 1% cash back on everything, don’t have to worry about my Paypal balance (as long as my bank balance is good), it makes me feel like I’ve added a layer of protection to my bank account, and it buys me some float time from when I make a purchase until it clears my bank account.
I don’t do “debit” transactions with it BC I don’t get 1% cash back and and money is immediately withdrawn from my bank account… Unless of course my Paypal account still has a balance left from my monthly cash back reward, then that is deducted before anything hits my bank account.
After doing a little digging, Greg is absolutely right!
I wrote about how to pay rent with RadPad and the PayPal Business Debit MasterCard.
You can add in PayPal My Cash cards purchased from CVS to earn points and miles, too. As long as you load up your account and ONLY take the money out through a purchase made from the PayPal Business Debit MasterCard.
RadPad and PayPal play well together
And yes, RadPad specifically codes as a purchase and earns 1% cash back.
