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There are only a few downsides to using prepaid cards, but they are docHub. Prepaid cards come with fees. Cardholders may have a lot of fees, including activation fees, transaction fees, ATM withdrawal fees, reloading fees, monthly fees, or inactivity fees. Check the fine print on the card for fee types.
Unlike credit or debit cards, prepaid cards do not give customers access to other banking services. The usage is limited to the withdrawal and deposit of funds in the account, only to the amount loaded on the cards.
Disadvantages Pre-paid debit cards do not help you build credit. Many pre-paid debit cards charge fees before you even start using them. Fees are typically hidden in fine print on the card providers website. Different cards have different policies regarding the charges you can make.
Disadvantages. Pre-paid debit cards do not help you build credit. Many pre-paid debit cards charge fees before you even start using them. There is usually a monthly fee and fees on common transactions such as ATM withdrawals, card replacement, direct deposit, and reloading the card.
Fraudsters can also use prepaid cards to carry out scams, such as card cracking or card testing. In these schemes, fraudsters use stolen or card information to load money onto the prepaid cards, then quickly withdraw the funds before the bank detects the fraud.
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Limitations of prepaid debit cards The money you load on a card probably wont earn interest, either. Heres more information on the downsides of using a prepaid debit card: No effect on credit: Because prepaid debit cards arent credit cards, they dont affect your credit, and you cant build credit with them, either.
Most prepaid cards charge costly fees that can include a transaction fee for every time you use the card. Other fees to look out for include annual or monthly maintenance fees, cash reload fees, inactivity fees, foreign transaction fees, balance inquiry fees and more. Wont help build credit.

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