Credit card loophole
context: i posted how one can use one cc to pay for another cc and keep on passing debt without incurring interest
found this on reddit
so - it can be done huh! who’s laughing now bwahahahahahaha
is that possible? if not, isn’t it a loop hole?
no crazy interest
borrow monei from c1-pay with c2 when billed and clear it-pay c2 with c1 when billed-continue until you can pay the whole thing off without any interest
This will never happen. You cannot pay for 1 credit instrument with another credit instrument. It leads to a revolving credit problem. This is solved and is designed in that way.
ok hear me out, what if i put the money to my demat account (say groww), and refund it to a saving account(not investing) - now i use the saving account to pay for the cc debt and the cycle continues
or or - i buy something on amazon/flipkart, and cancel it and request the refund to a saving account and keep running the cycle
You cant put money in demat with cc, you generally dont get refund on your bank acc when u pay w cc
You cannot do that. Credit cards don't allow payments to other credit cards. You need to withdraw from 1 card and then you can pay. But you will be charged 2-3% as fees.
what if both of them are rupay cards?
I don't know in that case. But I don't think they will allow it.
Your idea is as brilliant as a black hole. It's not a loophole, it's a noose. "Chakravyuh mein phas jaoge." Why not earn honestly instead?
@WarlikeSmell curiosity. i got my first cc recently - not a big cc fan.
Knock knock..
context: i posted how one can use one cc to pay for another cc and keep on passing debt without incurring interest
found this on reddit
so - it can be done huh! who’s laughing now bwahahahahahaha
for the folks who mentioned you can’t pay off one cc with another -
ok hear me out, what if i put the money to my demat account (say groww), and refund it to a saving account - now i use the saving account to pay for the cc debt and the...
How can I pay the credit card bill through other credit card What are the other options available?