I helped my friend pdx make this and it turned out pretty well, I think...

PixelBlocks rule. :D

-Myung

Now, I'm not going to say that the Capcom Debit Card is a horrible idea.  Just.... evaluate carefully the following fees and see if the rewards will make this card a wise investment for you:

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  To purchase the card, it’s $9.95. Then there’s a monthly fee of $4.95. If you want to put more money on the card, you have to pay the reload fee (a fee you would pay on any VISA cash card, including this one)–which is about $4.95 at participating retailers.


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  When you actually use the money on the card, you have to pay too, unless you only make signature based debit transactions…when you ask for credit after you swipe your card and sign for purchases. Otherwise, it’s another $0.25 when you put in your PIN. To get money from the ATM, it’s $1.50 (and maybe more if the ATM owner also charges you a fee).


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  You are charged if your card is declined or when you want to find out how much money is on the card. If the card is declined when you try to make a purchase or take money out at the ATM, it’s another $0.50.


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  You even get charged fees when you call customer service, $0.25 to call an automated line and $1.50 to speak with a representative.


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  What happens when there isn’t any money in your account, but the transaction went through? You’re on the hook for the amount spent and also $10 for every overdraft.

Cred goes to the Consumerist for this one.

-Myung