State of the Union: Bluebird and Serve as of April 22, 2014
In case you missed today’s breaking news, you can now load your Serve Card at Walmart with gift cards (with PINs), just like you can with a Bluebird Card. You can load either card at the Money Center (Customer Returns Center), at a cashier, or at a Money Center ATM (I haven’t tested this yet, but it should work. If not, see previous two suggestions).To summarize everything, here are all the facts you need to know as of today, April 22, 2014:
Bluebird Card loading:
- $5,000 calendar month reload limit in-store (Walmart), $1,000 per day reload limit
- $1,000 online debit card calendar month reload limit, $100 per day reload limit
- No credit card loading in-store or online
Serve Card loading:
- $5,000 calendar month reload limit in-store (Walmart), $1,000 per day reload limit
- $1,000 online debit card calendar month reload limit, $200 per day reload limit
- $1,000 online credit card calendar month reload limit, $200 per day reload limit
Questions about loading at Walmart:
- Daily loads are at least $1,000, has anyone had success loading more than that on the same day?
- Can you load at Walmart with a credit card?
- What is the monthly reload limit? Is it $5,000? Is it more/less than $5,000?
- Gift card reloads are showing up as “Cash Reload Incomm Default Merchant” – the same company behind Vanilla Reload Cards