I've never paid any fees with my Target Red Card. I have the debit.
Is it a fee if you don't have sufficient funds on hand to pay the EFT?
Does anyone know if the debit car has to have a credit check? I wouldn't think so since it's linked to your checking account. We are in our last year of bankruptcy so credit is a no go but I would love to get a debit card. Especially since I do a lot of online shopping at Christmas. Not to mention being able to buy Disney gift cards at a discount!
I just got mine today and there was no check. Just took a blank check in and filled out a few things and that was it.
Fyi-the charges does not hit your account for a few day, at the least. This is one thing I really dislike. It doesn't even put a hold on your funds....this has to be one of the reason they have the card and make money...hoping for some $20 fees. I was shocked to see that it took 4 days to come out of my account when i first used it. Grrrrr. I probably won't be using my card often bc of this. I don't carry a large balance often but if you do, no worries.
I just called them and spent a while on the phone. No one knew anything about it until one of them got online and saw the "fees". They said after reading into the terms and conditions that EFT is for insufficient funds. The manager that I spoke to said the wording is very confusing, but assured me that there are never any fees as long as you have the money in your account to cover the purchases.
Does anyone know if the debit car has to have a credit check? I wouldn't think so since it's linked to your checking account. We are in our last year of bankruptcy so credit is a no go but I would love to get a debit card. Especially since I do a lot of online shopping at Christmas. Not to mention being able to buy Disney gift cards at a discount!
That has to be a function of your bank and not Target, as our purchases debit from our bank account in real time, literally within seconds, just like any other debit card purchase or ATM withdrawal (which is basically what the Red Card is).