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ghost-proofbaby · 2 years ago

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twenty four hours (modern!eddie munson x fem!reader)

HOUR TWO

in which eddie munson and you absolutely hate each other's guts. what happens when your friends make a bet that you can't spend more than twenty four hours consecutively together?

→ tropes: enemies to lovers, forced proximity, slow burn

→ warnings: strong language, eventual smut, upside down does not exist, minors dni, eddie is especially mean in this one (be warned), mentions of blood (in metaphors, not literal)

→ pairings: modern!college!eddie x college!fem!reader

→ wc: 4k+

→ a/n: i just wanted to take a quick moment to say thank you for all the love on the first chapter of this!! i appreciate it beyond words <3

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2:00 ─ㅇ───────────────── 24:00

HOUR TWO - 5:00 PM

It’s a miracle. Eddie is surprisingly quiet for the first hour after your small kitchen dispute.

He resides reading a book on one end of his couch as you sit awkwardly on the other end, fiddling with your hands before finally caving and deciding to scroll mindlessly on your phone. You exhaust every social media app you have downloaded – Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr – before finally turning to Tik Tok. Adjusting your volume doesn’t even cross your mind.

That’s all it takes to finally set Eddie off.

It starts small; he shifts around after the first video, a prolonged sigh after the second video, a quick side-eye after the third video. Finally, after the fourth video and no sign of you turning down the volume, he huffs and snaps his book shut.

“Do you have to watch that shit so loudly?”

His tone is laden with utter annoyance. You’re caught off guard initially, having blatantly ignored his previous signs of being irritated by the noise, and your head whips up in his direction with wide eyes. The shocked look on your face quickly contorts when you catch his stare, full of hatred and vexation.

“Oh, I’m sorry,” you scoff, “Let me just die of boredom I guess.”

“I didn’t say you had to do that,” he narrows his gaze and matches your attitude with ease, “Just… solve the boredom quietly. Like I did.”

“You were quiet because you had a book. I don’t have a book.”

He waves an exasperated hand towards the coffee table where you catch sight of a few magazines, “Please, take your pick.”

You lock your phone reluctantly, tucking it beneath your thigh as you lean forward to glance over your options. There’s one about cars, obvious by the shiny vehicle that sits pretty on the cover, and a few hidden beneath it. You reach out and shift the laminated papers about and catch sight of a Rolling Stone cover.

That one piques your interest, but stubborn as ever, you won’t admit it.

“Those are the most boring fucking magazines I’ve ever seen. Who the hell likes to read about cars?” you deadpan, holding the car magazine up with a scowl.

“Me.”

“Predictable. What’s next, a Playboy?”

“You’re hilarious,” he says without a hint of amusement, “Truly a comedian. Can’t you just see the tears streaming out of my eyes from how hard I’m laughing? Incredible.”

You decide to not entertain him any further. Your hand grabs the Rolling Stone magazine, ignoring his burning gaze before you settle back into the couch.

If he wanted to be a dick, that was fine. You were used to it by now; you’d spent the last year growing accustomed to his cold shoulders and his bitter moods around you. At this point, you expected nothing less from him. Spending a little extra time together didn’t magically change it – at both your cores, you harbored a disdain like no other. You fundamentally hated Eddie, and Eddie fundamentally hated you. The confined space, forced proximity, ticking doomsday clock, and promise of cash did nothing to put any notches in those feelings.

“Interesting choice,” he murmurs under his breath, beginning to relax back into the cushions as well.

“What? Is it a crime for me to like-” you pause, flipping the magazine shut to check the slick cover for what the specific issue was even about, “-The Ramones?”

So maybe saying you liked The Ramones was an overstatement. But at this point, you’re only picking a fight for the sake of picking a fight. Because you don’t know how else to communicate with Eddie aside from with a sharp tongue and turbulent sense of sarcasm. Because when it came to the two of you, there was no such thing as small talk.

Everything was always big. Loud. Screaming matches, bold assumptions, critical insults.

“Pump the bitch breaks,” his eyebrows furrow, as they always do when he glances your way, “I was trying to be civil.”

“I didn’t think civil was in your vocabulary when it came to me.”

He exhales deeply, letting his head fall back in contempt for a moment before he lifts it and looks at you, “Is this really how you want it to be?”

You don’t reply, and he takes it as his cue to continue.

“Do you really want to keep up the miserable act the entire twenty four hours? Won’t it get exhausting acting like a spoiled brat for that long?”

“I’m not acting like a spoiled brat,” you snap, the magazine now discarded and draped across your knee, open to a random spread, “As far as I’m concerned, it’s not an act. Make no mistake, Munson, I am only doing this for the cash.”

His book lays to gather dust on the coffee table as he leans his elbows onto his knees, twisting his body ever so slightly to face you more fully, “Really? There’s gotta be easier ways to make cash. I’m sure if you asked Stevie boy real nicely, he would have let you put that mouth to use for a quick buc-”

You cut him off, because you know how this sentence ends, and it’s too far. He’s crossed a line. You had expected it, should have seen it coming sooner, but it’s crossing a line all the same.

“Stop,” you firmly instruct, holding up a finger, “Not that it’s any of your miserable business, but me and Steve are not like that. At all. So you can fuck right off with that comment,” you only pause briefly, and you’re glad when he doesn’t interrupt you, “And, may I remind you, you’re also getting payment out of this. I could say the same thing to you, dickwad.”

It had been a curious itch beneath your skin – you knew why you needed the extra cash so badly, but you had no idea why Eddie did. Beneath all the hate, all the irritation, the question had come to mind briefly. But it had been pushed down by disinterest in all things regarding the man before you. At the end of the day, you didn’t care what motivated him. You didn’t care about what he did for work, you didn’t care about what magazines he read, and you definitely didn’t care to know if the five hundred was as necessary for him as it was for you.

This was a means to an end – nothing more, nothing less.

“Dickwad?” His nose crinkles as he parrots your words back to you, “Jesus, did you ever learn any new insults past middle school?”

You’re ignoring him once more, picking the magazine up off of your knee and burying your nose in an article about the greatest punk albums of all time rather than letting yourself be dragged into further conversation with him, trying to send the message that this discussion was over.

The message isn’t received. It flies right over his head.

“Pardon me for the assumption,” you can see him hold his hands up in mock surrender in your peripherals, “You and Harrington just seem close.”

You should just keep ignoring him. You should actually read the words inches from your face. You shouldn’t say another word; your gut is screaming at you to not say another word.

But you ignore your gut, just as he’d ignore your disinterest in talking to him.

“What happened to being quiet? I think I liked it better when you weren’t speaking to me,” you try to say casually, keeping an air of indifference. You should have known better. As your mother always said, once you start feeding a stray, they continue to come back.

“Sounds like it’s a sore spot. Are you and Harrington that close?”

“Not in that way,” you grit out behind the pages, “We’re close, but not like that.”

Your answer doesn’t satisfy him like you’d hoped, “Oh, it is so a sore spot.”

When you finally drop the magazine to properly look at him again, it only fans the anger. He looks smug as he crosses his ankle atop his knee, leaning back and looking you over as if he can read you like cellophane.

“It’s not,” you stress, “Seriously. Drop it.”

In all truthfulness, it wasn’t a sore spot – not when it came to Steve. You’d always been strictly platonic, fitting fairly effortlessly into his and Robin’s friendship.

“You definitely want to fuck Steve.”

“You know what I actually want right now?”

“Please, enlighten me.”

“To knock your teeth in.”

The magazine is tossed back onto the table, nearly sliding off the edge from the force behind your throw. He’s relishing the way you’re continuing to get more upset, the way he’s still inching beneath your skin in a grating motion. To him, this is all just a joke.

“I’d love to see you try, sweetheart,” he mocks, smiling with his teeth as if to taunt you.

“Why did you even agree to this?” you finally turn your body towards his and mirror his position, “Is it fun to you? Is that what it is?”

The smile widens, “You know what? Yeah. It is fun to piss you off.”

“Yeah?” you imitate him, putting on a forced smile in an attempt to look as ridiculous as he did right now. You fold your hands and prop your elbows onto your knees, continuing to mock mercilessly as you balance your chin atop them and bat your lashes dramatically, “Please, tell me more. Tell me all about how fun it is.”

In an instant, you drop the smile and begin to return to your previous position. It was rhetorical – you don’t expect a response, and yet he offers one nonetheless.

“Well,” he begins, “First of all, the way you go red in the face is fucking hilarious. Seriously, it’s just like the cartoons. Absolutely ridiculous. I think by the end of this, I’ll get to see steam come out of your ears,” you’re already reaching for your phone, tuning him out, as he continues on, “And then it’s the way you’re just so damn easy. I mean, come on. Sometimes, all I have to do is breathe, and it sends you on a tirade. You just make it too simple, sweetheart.”

Sweetheart. The nickname is prickly and as uncomfortable as ever, lodging into your ears against your better judgment. It creeps across your brain, travels down your spine, numbs your fingertips. You hate the shockwaves it’s capable of sending down your nerves.

He’s right, at the end of the day. These days, you hardly put up a fight in expressing all your negative emotions towards him. If necessary, you could pinpoint a time where he really did simply breathe and you had proceeded to curse him out for it. Sometimes, just the sight of him can sour your entire mood. He’s an ever-present, persistent, irritating rain-cloud that looms on the edges of your life by circumstance. You can’t get rid of him. You can’t get rid of your hatred for him; you’ve always had a preference for sunny weather.

“Careful,” you hum, not looking his way as you glance down at the time that glows from your lock screen: 5:46 PM. “It almost sounds like you enjoy my presence, Munson.”

Indifference. You needed to practice indifference to survive the next twenty three hours.

“Oh, that couldn’t be farther from the truth,” he says, “You are the worst part of my days. You’re like bad leftovers – everytime I see you, the bile immediately rises in my throat. Whenever Steve mentions you’ll be somewhere, I cancel plans. Whenever you show up without warning, I start counting down the minutes till I can get away from you.”

The indifference begins to break. You finally look at him, keeping a steady expression.

“You could go missing, you could vanish off the face of this earth, and I wouldn't blink an eye. As a matter of fact, I’d probably celebrate. Why my friends are so enamored with you, I will never understand.”

It hurts. It might be Eddie, and you might be used to his spiteful words he uses as weapons against you, but it still hurts. The sting resembles a slap as you process each of his words. Each deliberate syllable – the specific referencing to the group as his friends and not your friends, the unblinking glare of his dark eyes, the insinuation that your death could bring him joy – drives deeper into your chest. It’s a human reaction; it doesn’t matter if the boy before you is the enemy, it still bruises to hear anyone say such things about you. The human need to be accepted, to be liked, to at least be tolerated, still twists in your gut.

And he only presses forth. He doesn’t catch the pain spreading in your limbs because you don’t let the hurt raging in your chest spread across your face. You don’t let him see you bleed.

“I’d attend your funeral with a party hat and sparklers. Confetti, even. The whole nine yards along with my finest bottle of champagne,” he hammers the final nail into a coffin, one that you’re not sure of whom it belongs to. Maybe it’s yours, sealing you six feet under with your cursed emotions. Maybe it’s his, locking him into the tomb to dwell in his ability to always take things too far.

You won’t let him see you bleed.

You stand abruptly, making him flinch in the slightest. You keep your face turned from him as you take your phone and storm off into the hallway wordlessly.

“Hey! Where are you going?” he calls after you.

But he’s not following you. No footsteps echo your own as you turn into the only other doorway aside from the bathroom.

He has a clear line of sight of you from the couch, and he can see you disappear into his room.

The door slams shut behind you with a riveting bang. Your nimble fingertips fumble with twisting the lock into place, chest heaving as you finally let your eyes burn.

He can’t see you. You finally bleed.

The tears are feverish as they roll down your cheeks one by one, taking slow steps backward as you squeeze them shut and will them away. There are no accompanying whimpers, or sobs, or hiccups. It’s just you, the salty streams, and the now overwhelming scent of him.

He’s only managed to make you cry, make you bleed this way, once before. The night of Steve’s party, the night you had attempted to make him bleed in retaliation. You’d harbored the need to cut him open desperately that night, to crack open his chest and assure yourself he could bleed the same scarlet as you, that there was still a weathered heart behind his calloused ribs that could beat the same as yours.

But you never did. At the end of that night, you had been the only one left bloodied and bandaged, aside from Steve’s glass as collateral damage. He remained unscathed.

The door knob shakes suddenly, and your eyes flash back open. Another shake, and you hear him huffing.

“Seriously? Did you just lock me out of my own room?” His voice comes from the other side of the door.

The bleeding stops. The wound seals. Even if he can’t see you through the door, just to know that his presence resides on the other side of it is enough to put an end to your trembling breaths.

“Fuck off,” you call out hoarsely.

“Let me in. It’s my room.”

“No.”

He sighs, and a thump sounds that you assume is his forehead falling against the wood in defeat, “Why do you insist on acting like a child?”

“You’re the one with a collection of action figures!” you fight back with your weakest insult of the night. He twists the doorknob without fruition a few more times, a couple sharp knocks sound as you turn to get a better look at the room you’d run into without observation.

It’s nothing extravagant, which makes sense. He has an entire apartment to spill his wretched personality across, which means there’s no need to condense it into the decor of his bedroom. He doesn’t have to express himself in a limited space as you do with your dorm. There’s a few posters of various bands hung crookedly on the wall, a dresser with a few of the drawers half open with assortments of clothes peeking out before they overflow onto the carpeted flooring, and a bed left unmade. His jersey sheets are plaid, worn and clearly well-loved. Despite the expected mess trailing about the rest of the floor, the space beside the bed is left cleared, and you decide to settle yourself down onto the patch.

Your phone buzzes in your tight fist as your back settles up against the side of the bed.

“Unlock the door,” his voice persists impatiently again.

“Go to Hell.”

“I’m already there. Stuck with you.”

Maybe the wound isn’t quite sealed, because the words fall like salt into your chest.

“Why my friends are so enamored with you, I will never understand.”

There’s more to say, but the chiming of a phone cuts off your thoughts. You glance down to your cell phone – not yours.

The ringing is more muted, behind the door. With Eddie.

It’s Eddie’s phone.

You’re about to call out a snarky remark about him getting that, but the ringing cuts off before you have the chance. It’s clear he’s walked away from the door as the echoes of his voice fades, the conversation inaudible to you through the walls.

Your fingers dig into the carpet beside your thighs as you pull at individual strands that stick out, finally discarding your phone on the opposite side. Eventually, your touch trails closer to the edge of the bed, plucking, plucking, plucking until you collide with laminated paper sticking out from beneath the bed.

What’s this?

Just as you’re about to pull what you assume is a magazine from beneath the bed, your phone begins to buzz violently, this time the ringtone being your own.

The screen lights up with Steve’s contact photo. It can’t be good.

“Hello?” you answer once you pick the phone up after a few moments of pause.

“You can’t lock him out of his own room.”

“Oh, hey, Steve. I’m great, thanks for asking. Really living the drea-”

“You can’t lock him out of his own room,” Steve repeats with more emphasis, disregarding your sarcastic tone completely.

You stare across the room at an acoustic guitar resting on a stand. This machine slays dragons, it reads in bold, white lettering.

“So you were the one who called him,” you mumble.

Steve sighs over the line, “No. Nance called him, because you haven’t sent the proof to the chat yet. We were trying to give you guys a grace period, but-”

“But you assumed we’d already murdered each other,” you finish his sentence.

“Can you blame us? What did he even say to make you board yourself up in his room?”

You scoff softly, “He didn’t tell Nancy?”

The moment Steve mentioned Nancy was the one calling Eddie, you’d simply assumed he’d filled her in.

Before you’d weaseled your way into the friend group, there had been clear, strong bonds already set in place: Robin & Steve, Jonathan & Argyle, and Nancy & Eddie. Three sets of best friends who all wove together to form their large friend group with ease.

You were the odd man out. They never treated you as such, except for Eddie, but it was an insecurity that could eat you alive if you ever gave it the time of day. And maybe that was why Eddie’s earlier words had cut so deeply. He was voicing a fear you always tried to bury deep down.

“No,” Steve says as if it were obvious, “He just started going off about how you had locked him out of his room amongst…. Um, amongst other things.”

Other things. You could guess what those other things had been; no doubt, he’d spent his time on the phone bitching about you. He’d probably called you every crude name in his rolodex of hatefulness.

“Right,” you drawl, eyes flickering around the room to seek out another distraction to mindlessly stare at. Suddenly, you remember the magazine you had discovered just as Steve called, “Well, nothing surprising. The usual, really. Just how he hates my guts, he finds me annoying, he wouldn’t care if I died-”

“-What?”

You ignore Steve’s gasp of disbelief and carry on, “-All the classic insults you would say to your arch nemesis.”

Steve says your name softly, still carrying an air of shock, “He didn’t mean that. I- Listen, he’s an asshole sometimes, but I guarantee he would care-”

“Who cares?” you interrupt, “I don’t blame him. It’s fine. He doesn’t have to care if I meet my untimely demise. I kind of figured he was going to murder me anyways, remember?”

“Yeah, but that was… that was joking around, he…” Steve trails off, because you both know he’s full of shit.

There was no joking around between you and Eddie. A painful truth, considering when you first joined the friend group, you had such high hopes of getting along with him.

“It’s whatever. Do you still need me to send proof?” you ask, fingers now playing with the crumpled edges of the magazine. Even half-hidden, you could see there were pages that had been dog-eared.

You almost don’t hear Steve as he tells you that it’s fine, that now they know the two of you are definitely together. It’s already nearly time for the next check in anyways.

“Alright, in that case…” your tongue peaks out as you begin to tug the magazine out of hiding. The moment the magazine's title comes into sight, you gasp, frozen as the phone nearly slips out of your hand.

Fucking jackpot.

“You good?” Steve asks.

Playboy. A goddamn Playboy magazine.

“Never better,” you rush out, eager to hang up so you can utilize this ammunition against Eddie, “Talk later, Steve-O.”

You don’t give him a chance to echo a goodbye before you hang up, tossing your phone off to the side with a muted thump. Your focus is entirely on the magazine before you, crinkling as you hold it in your hands and bite back laughter.

Against your better judgment, you open the cover, mouth falling open as you flip through page after page of nude women and cigarette ads. Some pages stick together, and you don’t dare to peel them apart, cringing at the thought of just why they’re sticky. You come to the first page that had been dog-earred, and your jaw clicks as your mouth falls agape.

Fucking pervert. He’s a goddamn pervert.

A well-timed knock sounds at the door once more, Eddie’s knuckles sharp in their three strikes, “Can you let me in now?”

It’s the closest to a please you’re going to get.

“Sorry, busy!” you call out in response, still staring at the spread.

The nude woman eerily resembles you. Same hair, same skin tone, similar noses. The Universe has dropped the most loving of gifts in your laps in the form of this magazine, something you know you can use to get under Eddie’s skin as severely as he had done to you.

“Busy?” he protests, knocking on the door again before you hear the shaking of the doorknob again, “What the fuck are you doing in there? I told you, don’t touch my shit.”

You bite your lip, smile curling the corners of your mouth as you finally stand from the floor, knees cracking as you keep the magazine open to the photo. Eddie has gone scarily quiet, and you can’t even make out his breathing. His shadow has stilled completely as it peaks in from under the doorway.

He’s never living this down.

You’re still grinning with ill-intent as you shout, “Wow. Who knew I was right about the Playboy?”

Those words are all it takes for the frantic pounding on the door to begin.

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foxybossbitch · 1 year ago

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mycolancer · 2 months ago

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It’s never a good idea to source online especially through dating apps like Lex.

A common scam is to give you their cash app, asking you to purchase an item you’re looking for, then they will come and deliver for free.

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guarmommy · 3 months ago

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Artists Beware!

I had an unfortunate interaction with a user known as privfab8 (aka Phoenix Peter) on Instagram and I'm here to show why they're a liar and scammer. Every artist should be aware of them.

Privfab8 contacted me on Sunday, August 11th, and asked if I was open to doing art commissions, to which I replied yes. They wanted me to draw a cartoon portrait of their best friend, which I happily agreed to do. They later asked me how long it would take to complete a drawing and how much it would cost. I told them that a finished drawing usually takes me 4 days and a commission like this would cost between 15 and 25 dollars. I sent privfab8 a link to my Artistree page detailing all my commission prices. Everything started off normal and friendly. I didn't see anything wrong with this person at first glance.

Privfab8 asked me how I received my payment. I replied, Paypal. They explained that they do Cash App and Venmo but couldn't use both accounts because of a "dispute" so they offered to send me a check via bank app instead. Innocently, I agreed.

However, after that, things went downhill.

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I submitted the finished drawing regardless, to prove I was the only honest person in the situation. I permanently ended the interaction by telling privfab8 that I wouldn't accept any future commissions and I would not take the check. Then I blocked them.

To any new artist who wants to do commissions, please be aware of people like privfab8. If you start feeling weird about someone, trust your intuition and don't interact with them. Block them. Report them if need be. I have learned my lesson the hard way and I'm sharing this experience with all of you so you all don't repeat the mistakes I made.

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cashapp-supports · 1 year ago

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cashapppendingpayment · 2 years ago

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cashapp-account-recovery-process · 1 month ago

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Why Did Cash App Close My Account? How to Recover or Open a new Account?

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If Cash App has closed your account or locked you out, you might still be able to recover access by following these steps:

Contact Cash App Support: If your account is temporarily locked, reach out to Cash App’s support team to help resolve the issue.

Recover Using Linked Information: Try logging in using the phone number or email associated with your account. If your account hasn’t been permanently closed, you may be able to regain access after resolving any issues.

Update or Verify Personal Information: If the issue was due to incorrect information or failed verification, updating your profile details could allow you to access your account again.

How Do You Close a Cash App Account?

If you wish to close your Cash App account on your own, here’s how to do it:

Open Cash App on your device.

Go to your profile by tapping the profile icon.

Scroll down to Support and choose "Close My Cash App Account".

Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the process.

Be sure to transfer all remaining funds in your Cash App balance to your linked bank account or another Cash App user before closing the account.

How Can I Get My Cash App Back?

If your cash app account was closed due to inactivity or a minor issue, you might be able to reactivate it by:

Reaching out to Cash App support and explaining the situation.

Providing any additional identity verification details if requested.

In cases where the closure was permanent due to violations or fraud, you may not be able to recover your account, but you can always open a new one.

How Can One Delete Their Cash App Account?

If you want to permanently delete your Cash App account, follow these steps:

Transfer any remaining funds to your bank account.

Open the Cash App and go to your profile.

Scroll down to the “Support” section and select “Close My Cash App Account”.

Follow the steps to confirm deletion. After this, Cash App will send you a confirmation email or text.

Keep in mind that deleting your account is a permanent process. You will lose access to all transaction history and any remaining balance, so make sure you’ve withdrawn or transferred all funds.

FAQs

Can I Sue Cash App for Closing My Account?

You could potentially pursue legal action if you believe your account was wrongfully closed and Cash App refuses to release your funds. However, suing Cash App can be difficult due to the terms of service agreement, which likely includes an arbitration clause, meaning disputes are settled outside of court.

How Do I Open a Closed Cash App Account?

If your cash app account was closed and you believe it was a mistake, try contacting Cash App’s support to appeal the closure. Be prepared to provide additional verification information or resolve any issues Cash App flagged. If your appeal is successful, they might reopen your account.

How Can I Open a New Cash App Account After an Old Account Is Closed?

If you cannot recover your old account, you can open a new Cash App account using:

A different email address.

A new phone number.

Different bank account details.

Make sure you comply with Cash App’s terms of service to avoid the same issues in the future.

My Cash App is Closed, How Do I Recover?

If your Cash App account closed, the best approach is to:

Contact customer support for help.

Try to recover your account by logging in with the associated email or phone number and following any on-screen instructions.

Provide any necessary verification information if requested.

How Can I Get Back My Closed Cash App Account Urgently?

To recover your cash app account urgently, follow these steps:

Contact Cash App support directly.

Provide detailed information about your situation.

Make sure you have all relevant documents and identification on hand to speed up the recovery process.

Why Does Cash App Say “Recipient Unable to Receive Payment”?

If you receive this message, it typically means that the recipient’s Cash App account has been closed, restricted, or is under review. You can try reaching out to the recipient to resolve the issue, or send the funds to an alternative payment method.

Cash App accounts can be closed for several reasons, but understanding why and knowing your options for recovery can help you navigate the situation effectively. Whether you want to reopen a closed cash app account, recover your funds, or create a new account, Cash App support is usually your first line of assistance.

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How Do I Withdraw Money from My Closed Cash App?

Cash App is a popular platform that allows users to send and receive money effortlessly. However, there are situations where Cash App has been closed unexpectedly, leaving users wondering how to access their funds. If your Cash App account closed with money in it, it can be frustrating and confusing. In this article, we will explore how you can withdraw funds from a closed Cash App account, what may have led to the closure, and what steps to take moving forward.

Why Cash App Closed My Account?

Before diving into how to withdraw your money, it’s essential to understand why Cash App closed your account in the first place. Cash App may close accounts for several reasons, including violations of their Terms of Service or suspicious activity. Here are some common reasons for account closure:

Suspicious Activity: If Cash App detects suspicious or unauthorized activity, such as multiple failed login attempts or unrecognized transactions, they may close your account to protect your funds.

Terms of Service Violation: Cash App has strict policies that users must follow. Engaging in illegal transactions, money laundering, or fraud could result in Cash App closing your account.

Unverified Account: Accounts that remain unverified or those where the user fails to submit requested identification documents may be shut down by Cash App.

Excessive Chargebacks: If you have a history of disputing payments or frequent chargebacks, Cash App may decide to close your account to avoid further financial risks.

How to Withdraw Money from a Closed Cash App Account

If your Cash App account closed with money in it, you may still have options to retrieve your funds. Here are the steps to follow to access your money after the closure:

1. Contact Cash App Support

The first step in withdrawing money from a closed Cash App account is to reach out to Cash App customer support. This can be done through the app or via their website. Be prepared to provide personal information to verify your identity, such as:

Your full name

The email or phone number associated with the closed account

Your Cash App username

When contacting support, explain the situation and provide any details that could help them understand why your account was closed and how much money is locked in the account. Cash App support may take time to investigate the matter, so be patient during this process.

2. Verify Your Identity

Cash App may require you to provide identification documents to verify your account ownership before they can release the funds. These documents can include a government-issued ID or other forms of personal verification. Ensuring you complete this step accurately and promptly is essential for gaining access to your money.

3. Receive Funds in a Linked Bank Account

If you had a linked bank account or debit card attached to your Cash App before the account was closed, Cash App may automatically send your remaining balance to that linked account. Be sure to check the associated bank account or card for any incoming deposits.

If the funds are not automatically transferred, you can request support to initiate the withdrawal process. Once approved, the funds will be deposited into the linked account or card on file.

4. Recover Your Account (If Possible)

In some cases, you may be able to reopen your closed Cash App account and regain access to the app, which can make it easier to withdraw your funds. If the reason for closure was minor or due to a misunderstanding, Cash App may allow you to recover your account by following their account recovery process. This typically involves:

Providing additional identification verification

Resolving any disputes or chargebacks associated with your account

Addressing any violations of their Terms of Service

Once your account is recovered, you should be able to withdraw the funds directly to your linked bank account or debit card as usual.

What Happens If Cash App Refuses to Reopen My Account?

In some cases, your request to reopen a closed Cash App account may be denied. If this happens, Cash App should still provide a way to withdraw any remaining funds.

1. Request a Manual Transfer

Even if Cash App declines to reopen your account, they are legally obligated to return your money. You can request that Cash App manually transfer the balance to your linked bank account or card, even if the account is closed permanently.

2. Dispute the Decision

If you believe that your account closure was unjustified, you can file a formal dispute with Cash App's support team. Provide any relevant evidence or documentation that supports your case, and Cash App will review the information. If they find that your account was closed in error, they may allow you to access your funds.

3. Explore Legal Options

In rare cases where you are unable to withdraw your funds through the standard processes, you may consider exploring legal options. Consulting with an attorney who specializes in financial technology or consumer rights could be an option if you believe your funds are being unfairly withheld.

How to Shut Down a Cash App Account Properly

If you are concerned about future account closures or simply want to close your Cash App account on your own terms, it’s important to do so properly to avoid any issues with locked funds. Here’s how you can properly shut down a Cash App account:

Withdraw All Funds: Before closing your Cash App account, make sure to transfer any remaining balance to your linked bank account or debit card.

Unlink Your Bank Account: After withdrawing your funds, you should unlink your bank account or debit card to ensure that no transactions can take place after closure.

Delete Personal Information: Remove any personal information, such as your linked email or phone number, from your Cash App account.

Close the Account: Once the above steps are completed, you can navigate to the account settings within the Cash App and choose the option to close or delete your account. This ensures your account is closed on your own terms, with no remaining balance or future risks.

Conclusion

When your Cash App account is closed with money in it, withdrawing those funds can feel like a daunting task. However, by following the right steps—such as contacting Cash App support, verifying your identity, and requesting a manual transfer—you can regain access to your money. Understanding why Cash App closed your account in the first place can help prevent similar issues in the future, and if needed, you may even have the opportunity to reopen your Cash App account.

If you're facing difficulties withdrawing your funds, be persistent, patient, and communicate clearly with Cash App’s support team. Properly managing your account, following the platform’s policies, and maintaining good transaction history can help you avoid future account closures.

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Explore the Reason Why your Cash App Account may be closed

Cash App has become a popular tool for sending and receiving money instantly. However, despite its widespread use, some users have found themselves facing a frustrating situation: Cash App has closed their account due to violations of the platform's Terms of Service. Understanding why this happens and what steps to take afterward is crucial to resolving the issue and potentially regaining access.

In this article, we will explore why your Cash App account might be closed, what to do if Cash App has sent money to a closed account, and whether or not you can reopen a closed account. We will also provide solutions to help you navigate through the frustrating situation if Cash App shut down your account. Let's dive in.

Why Did Cash App Close My Account?

There are several reasons why Cash App may close an account. The platform follows strict guidelines to ensure a safe and secure environment for its users. Violations of the Terms of Service can result in immediate suspension or permanent closure of accounts. Below are some common reasons that could explain why Cash App shut down your account:

Suspicious Activity or Fraud: If Cash App detects any suspicious or fraudulent transactions on your account, such as multiple failed attempts to send or receive money or illegal activities, it may close your account to protect both the user and the platform.

Violation of the Terms of Service: Cash App has a detailed Terms of Service that users must follow. Violating these terms, such as sending or receiving money for illegal goods or services, engaging in scam activities, or utilizing the app for other unpermitted uses, may lead to account closure.

Incorrect or False Information: If your Cash App account is linked to incorrect or fraudulent personal information, such as fake names or addresses, Cash App may shut down your account to prevent identity theft or fraud.

Unverified Account: Failure to verify your account by providing the necessary identification documents when requested by Cash App can also result in account closure. Verifying your identity is an important step to ensure compliance with anti-money laundering and financial security regulations.

Excessive Chargebacks or Disputes: If your account has a history of excessive chargebacks or disputes with payments, Cash App may consider this a violation of its policies, leading to account closure.

What to Do If Cash App Sent Money to a Closed Account

One of the most common concerns users face is what happens if Cash App sent money to a closed account. If your account has been closed but you had pending transactions, you may be worried about what will happen to the money.

Funds Returned to the Sender: If someone attempts to send money to your closed Cash App account, the money will typically be returned to the sender. Cash App does not hold onto funds if an account is no longer active.

Contact Cash App Support: If you are unsure about the status of the funds or need assistance with transactions involving a closed account, it's important to contact Cash App support directly. They can provide clarity on the situation and may be able to assist with recovering the funds.

Check Linked Bank Accounts: In some cases, funds may be automatically transferred to a linked bank account even if your Cash App account is closed. Ensure that the bank details linked to your Cash App account are accurate and up-to-date.

Can I Reopen a Closed Cash App Account?

If you find yourself asking, "Can I reopen a closed Cash App account?", the answer depends on why your account was closed in the first place. In some cases, it may be possible to recover your account, while in other situations, the closure may be permanent.

Account Review: If your account was closed due to a temporary issue, such as a security concern or suspicious activity, Cash App may allow you to submit a request for a review. During the review process, you may need to provide additional documentation or identification to verify your account.

Permanent Closure: Unfortunately, not all closed accounts are eligible for reopening. If your account was closed due to severe violations of the Terms of Service, such as fraudulent activity, the closure may be permanent, and you may not be able to regain access to the account.

Create a New Account: If your account was permanently closed, your only option may be to create a new account. However, this may require using a different email address and phone number than what was associated with your original account.

Steps to Take If Your Cash App Account Is Closed

If Cash App shut down your account, follow these steps to resolve the issue or seek alternative options:

Contact Cash App Support: The first and most important step is to contact Cash App's customer support. You can do this through the app or via email. Provide as much information as possible about your account and the situation that led to its closure.

Review the Terms of Service: Take time to carefully review Cash App's Terms of Service to identify any possible reasons for the closure. Understanding what may have gone wrong can help you avoid similar issues in the future.

Provide Identification Documents: If Cash App requests verification documents to reopen your account, be prompt in providing the necessary information. This can include a government-issued ID, proof of address, or other forms of identification.

Stay Patient: The review process can take time, especially if Cash App is investigating suspicious activity. Stay patient and wait for a response from the support team.

Consider Alternatives: If you are unable to reopen your Cash App account, consider using alternative payment platforms such as PayPal, Venmo, or Zelle. These services offer similar features and may be a good substitute for Cash App.

Conclusion

Having your Cash App account closed can be a frustrating experience, especially if you rely on the platform for your daily transactions. Understanding why Cash App may have closed your account and following the proper steps to resolve the issue can help you navigate this challenging situation. While some account closures are permanent, others may be resolved through proper communication with Cash App's support team.

If your Cash App shut down your account, it’s important to stay calm and follow the necessary steps to resolve the situation. Whether it's recovering lost funds, understanding the reason for closure, or considering alternative payment options, you can find a solution that works for you.

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Cash App Account Closed: Violation of Terms of Service

Cash App, one of the most popular mobile payment services, provides users with the ability to send, receive, and manage money easily. However, there are instances where Cash App closes account due to violations of their Terms of Service. If your Cash App account was closed, it can be a frustrating and confusing experience, especially if you believe you've done nothing wrong. In this article, we'll explore why Cash App closed your account, potential reasons for violations of terms, and steps to take if this happens to you.

Common Reasons Why Cash App Closed Your Account

If you found yourself in a situation where Cash App closed your account for no reason, it’s important to note that there are several reasons Cash App might take such action. Even though it may seem random or unjustified, Cash App has policies in place that users may unknowingly violate. Below are some of the key reasons:

1. Violation of Terms of Service

One of the most common reasons Cash App shuts down accounts is due to a violation of their Terms of Service. Cash App requires that all users follow their strict guidelines. Engaging in any activity that violates these terms—whether knowingly or not—can result in your account being closed.

Common violations include:

Fraudulent activity: Engaging in fraud or attempting to scam other users will lead to a swift closure.

Suspicious transactions: Large amounts of money being transferred without verification or unusual transaction behavior might trigger a closure.

Use of Cash App for prohibited activities: This includes illegal activities, gambling, or selling unauthorized products and services.

Violating the age restriction: Users must be at least 18 years old to hold a Cash App account.

2. Multiple Accounts

Cash App closed your account for no reason might actually be linked to the use of multiple accounts. Cash App does not allow users to maintain more than one personal account, and creating multiple accounts with the same identification or payment information can cause the system to flag your accounts and ultimately lead to their closure.

3. Incomplete Identity Verification

Failure to verify your identity on Cash App is another potential reason for account closure. Cash App account closed due to insufficient information is common when users do not complete the verification process. Unverified accounts have strict limits on transactions, and attempting to exceed these limits without proper identification could lead to a temporary or permanent account suspension.

4. Violation of Cash App Bitcoin Policies

Cash App allows users to buy, sell, and withdraw Bitcoin. However, Cash App closed my account might be the result of breaching their cryptocurrency rules. For example, attempting to withdraw more Bitcoin than allowed or using Bitcoin transactions for unlawful purposes will likely lead to the shutdown of your account.

5. Unauthorized Access or Hacking

If Cash App suspects that your account has been hacked or accessed by unauthorized parties, they may shut it down to protect your funds and personal information. Cash App closed my account for no reason may simply be a security measure implemented to safeguard your data, especially if suspicious activity has been detected.

6. Chargebacks or Disputes

If you file too many chargebacks or disputes with your bank or card issuer after making transactions on Cash App, the platform may consider you a high-risk user. Cash App shut down accounts with frequent chargebacks to minimize potential losses from refund abuse or fraudulent disputes.

7. Using a VPN or Proxy Server

Cash App monitors users’ geographic locations to ensure compliance with its services. If you use a VPN or proxy server to mask your location, Cash App closed my account might be the result of this action. The platform could suspect that you are engaging in suspicious activities, prompting them to take immediate action to shut down your account.

Steps to Take if Cash App Closed Your Account

If Cash App closed your account for no reason, don’t panic. There are steps you can take to try to resolve the issue and regain access to your funds.

1. Contact Cash App Support

The first thing to do is reach out to Cash App Support. Explain the situation and ask for the specific reason your account was closed. You can contact support through the app itself by navigating to your profile and selecting the “Support” option. Be patient, as it may take time for them to investigate the matter thoroughly.

2. Verify Your Identity

If your account was closed due to verification issues, you may be required to provide additional identification. Submitting the necessary documents, such as a government-issued ID and proof of residence, can help to restore your account. In many cases, Cash App shut down accounts until the verification process is complete.

3. Review Your Transaction History

It’s crucial to review your recent transactions to ensure that none of them might have triggered the violation of Cash App’s Terms of Service. If you notice any suspicious transactions or charges that you did not authorize, be sure to report these to Cash App immediately.

4. Stop Using Multiple Accounts

If you’ve been using multiple Cash App accounts, be aware that this is likely the cause of the shutdown. To avoid this issue in the future, ensure that you are only using one account per person, as Cash App prohibits users from holding multiple personal accounts.

5. Wait for a Response

After reaching out to support and submitting the necessary documents, it may take some time for Cash App to respond and take action. During this waiting period, avoid creating new accounts, as this could complicate matters further.

How to Prevent Your Cash App Account from Being Closed

To prevent your Cash App account from being closed in the future, follow these best practices:

Stay compliant with Cash App’s Terms of Service: Ensure that all of your transactions are lawful and within the permitted uses of the platform.

Verify your identity: Complete the verification process as early as possible to avoid potential limitations or closures.

Monitor your account activity: Regularly review your transaction history to catch any unusual or suspicious behavior that may result in account closure.

Avoid multiple accounts: Stick to a single account to avoid breaching Cash App’s terms regarding account usage.

Stay within the limits: Be mindful of Cash App’s transaction limits and ensure that you don’t attempt to bypass them.

FAQs

Why did Cash App close my account for no reason?

Cash App may close your account for various reasons, including suspicious activity, violation of their Terms of Service, or incomplete identity verification.

Can I recover my Cash App account after it was closed?

Yes, in many cases, contacting Cash App Support and providing additional identification can help you recover your account.

What should I do if Cash App shut down my account?

Contact Cash App Support, verify your identity, and review your transaction history for any suspicious or prohibited activity.

Can I use Cash App again after my account was closed?

It depends on the reason your account was closed. In some cases, you may be able to restore your account, while in others, Cash App may permanently disable it.

Why would Cash App shut down an account for suspicious activity?

Cash App monitors accounts for unusual transactions, high-risk activities, and possible breaches of their Terms of Service. Suspicious activity could include large unverified transfers, unauthorized access, or illegal transactions.

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Do's and Don'ts of accepting commissions:

-DON'T disclose if you have recently made an account for a finance app in order to accept commissions (scammers will exploit this. They now know that you don't know how the app works and they do. Haha now you got scammed)

-DO look into their profile. How old is it? How many posts do they have? Followers? How many people are they following? What KIND of people are they following? Some scammers will create new accounts that LOOK old by following multiple people. But if you look into the actual accounts, they'll usually just be the basic ones you are offered when you first make an account. (Think. Celebrities. "Basic" Instagram models. Wannabe musicians. Etc etc) Also look to see if they've got any comments on their page. Some people might not post a lot, but usually they're not following 2000+ people at the same time.

-DON'T give out your personal information, like your email, where you live, your phone number, or birth name(unless legally obligated. Like if it's part of the payment app you're using) scammers will ask for your email SEPARATELY from the link you share to your payment app in order to send you spam and fake emails. ALWAYS send payment plans only. Especially if you already have a way to contact them.

-DON'T trust anyone who's willing to "walk you through" something. This is a business transaction. Not everyone is as good as you hope they are. Even if you don't know what's happening, pretend you do. Get somebody you trust IN REAL LIFE to take a look at what's going on. Ask them to help you instead. NEVER trust strangers to help you with money. Especially online.

-DO set boundaries. You're allowed to say "I'd rather keep things strictly professional" if they try to change the subject. Or repeat that you only accept one form of payment when they say they only have another. Even if they really are a good person and you know it in your heart. This is a BUSINESS transaction. You're not here to make friends or sugar coat things. You can be nice, but also be firm. People take advantage of those who have wobbly boundaries.

-DON'T accept grossly inflated prices. This one is tricky. I know it. You love money, I love money, and hey. Who WOULDN'T want a thick wad of cash from just one drawing, right? Except. That's. How they get ya. They promise you money. You lower your guard. You're extra super nice and sweet bc you want that sweet sweet cash. You think to yourself "oh they just want me to be paid what I'm worth" but NOPE. There's no debating. There's no "well can I tip you at least?" There's no "oh sweet your prices are lower than I expected" it's just "yep I got $300 and I'll send you the full payment right now" RED FLAG. especially if after you say you'll only accept HALF upfront. Also if they tell you their "budget" and keep INSISTING upon that specific number? Red flag. Move along. Scammers will sometimes have a set price. They don't want to go through the effort of changing it for every scam. So they'll insist on the same price regardless of what you change. Beware.

-DON'T fall for any email that claims that you cannot cancel, back out, or dispute something. Also if they claim to be ready to contact the "authorities" most apps will have a "help center" where you can ask questions. And also. They usually aren't the ones that contact the authorities. It's the person who wants their fuckin money. Unfinished transactions usually are void after a while.

-DON'T believe in the "honor system" if you get an email claiming to need somebody to send you x amount of money to "expand" your account and they WILLFULLY agree to pay it, you're dealing with a scammer. Especially if it's a big amount of money. Nobody is willing to throw $200 extra fuckin bucks away on an honor system. Not even Jeffery Bezos.

-DO be wary of people that over explain themselves and what to do when it is not in regards to the actual content they will be receiving. If they're "helping" you read an email, especially one that you haven't shown them, that's a red flag.

-DO be wary of people who do not ask the "right" questions. How long will it take, what are your prices, what styles do you do, can you do this vs that, do you do traditional or digital, etc etc. If they seem aloof and uninterested in ACTUALLY getting a specific piece done, they're not actually in it for the commission. I'm sorry.

-DO be wary of people that send references that do not match your content. I had someone send me a photo reference of two people. I've never posted any realism art EVER. And this was right after uploading a master blast of all my cartoony sketches over the span of 3 hours. And they told me I can "draw it in whatever style" when I told them I don't do hyper realism. Sus. Very sus. Don't trust anyone who doesn't care on what kind of style their piece is gonna be in. Everyone cares. Everyone SHOULD care.

-DON'T be afraid to cancel a commission. Even after you said you'd be able to do it, or that it might be possible, or anything else. Issue the refund(if needed) and tell them that while you're flattered that they came to you, you don't think you'd be the right fit for creating their certain piece. Yes this even goes for people you don't want to work with just because they're downright creepy. Protect your peace. And listen to your gut. It's usually right. I know mine was.

Stay safe out there y'all.

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