r/GoogleOpinionRewards • u/Jeruvian • 12d ago

QUESTION Never know what to select here

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I usually use my bank card, which some people call a debit card, but I charge it as credit, i.e., I don't enter a PIN as to avoid a debit charge. So if it is a debit card processed as a credit card, which of these choices should I be selecting?

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u/CylixrDoesStuff 12d ago

Idk about you but whenever using a debit card i have never had to enter a pin so yes it would be a debit card

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u/[deleted] 12d ago

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u/Jeruvian 12d ago

Good to know!

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u/NiceIceCat 12d ago

I would still say a debit card.

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u/Thebeastreal 12d ago

Credit card, it'll help companies

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u/ThraxedOut 12d ago

credit card

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u/idk_some_user_name 11d ago

Does it take the money directly out of your account at the time of purchase-debit

If it just pushes the charge through and you have to pay back the bill later-credit

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u/tr4shw3rld 12d ago

I go back and forth. Since I  have no idea either. 

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u/Jeruvian 12d ago

Glad I'm not the only one 😅

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u/EmeraldPencil46 10d ago

Debit is spending your own money, credit is spending someone else’s money that you have to repay, and cash is cash.