Why a credit card instead of a bank account?

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Why a credit card instead of a bank account?

23rd Jun. 2024, at 05:31 pm CEST#1

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I have often read here that you should have the money transferred to a credit card for large amounts, then withdraw it and gradually Deposit it in cash into a normal account.
But I wonder, don't all the providers also check? Why shouldn't they ask where the money comes from when I get a MasterCard from Extra, TF Bank etc.?

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Why a credit card instead of a bank account?

23rd Jun. 2024, at 06:04 pm CEST#2

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suchewettanbieter wrote on 23.06.2024 at 17:31: I have often read here that you should have the money transferred to a credit card for large amounts, then withdraw it and slowly Deposit it in cash into a normal account.
But I wonder, don't all the providers also check? Why shouldn't they ask where the money comes from when I get a MasterCard from Extra, TF Bank etc.?

Please, quote a post from this forum, if you find one, I'll elect you president, haha...

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Why a credit card instead of a bank account?

23rd Jun. 2024, at 06:49 pm CEST#3

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suchewettanbieter wrote on 23.06.2024 at 17:31: I have often read here that you should have the money transferred to a credit card for large amounts, then withdraw it and slowly Deposit it in cash into a normal account.
But I wonder, don't all the providers also check? Why shouldn't they ask where the money comes from when I get a MasterCard from Extra, TF Bank etc.?

I also think you've got a few things mixed up here. Read through the threads in the "Current topics" again at your leisure, you should get a good understanding there. I am aware that the current climate in this industry can be unsettling, so take your time and get a good overview

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