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[i-my4549]

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Venmo Debit

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Security is a top priority for Venmo. However, it's crucial to stay vigilant to avoid scams. Be cautious about sharing your personal information, and only send money to people you know and trust. If you suspect any fraudulent activity, report it immediately through Venmo's help center.

Venmo Goods and Services Fee

When paying for goods and services, a 1.9% + $0.10 fee applies. This fee ensures transactions are protected under Venmo’s purchase protection plan. Always mark transactions appropriately to benefit from this protection.

Venmo Groups

Venmo Groups are a convenient way to manage shared expenses among friends, family, or colleagues. Whether you're splitting a dinner bill or organizing a group gift, Venmo Groups keeps everything organized and transparent.

Venmo Login Online

Logging into Venmo online is simple:

Visit the Venmo website.

Click on "Log In."

Enter your email or phone number and password.

Complete any two-factor authentication steps if prompted.

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Venmo Payment Limit

Venmo sets payment limits based on your account verification status:

Unverified Accounts: Weekly limit of $299.99.

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Venmo Que Es

"Venmo que es" translates to "What is Venmo?" Venmo is a digital wallet that allows you to make and share payments with friends. It's designed to simplify money transfers, making it easy to split bills, pay for services, or send gifts.

Venmo Referral

Venmo offers a referral program where you can earn rewards by inviting friends to join. When a friend signs up using your referral link and makes a qualifying payment, both of you receive a bonus.

Venmo Scam Text

Beware of scam texts pretending to be from Venmo. These messages often ask for personal information or prompt you to click on suspicious links. Always verify any communication directly through the Venmo app or website.

Venmo Statement

You can access your Venmo statement through the app or online. The statement provides a detailed summary of your transactions, making it easy to track your spending and manage your finances.

Venmo Tax Rules

Transactions made through Venmo may be subject to tax reporting. For example, payments received for goods and services could be considered taxable income. It's important to consult with a tax professional to understand how Venmo transactions affect your tax obligations.

Venmo Telephone Number

Venmo's customer support can be reached at their official telephone number. For the most accurate and up-to-date contact information, visit the Venmo website or app.

Venmo to Cash App

Transferring money from Venmo to Cash App involves a few steps:

Link the same bank account to both Venmo and Cash App.

Transfer funds from Venmo to your bank account.

Once the funds are in your bank account, transfer them to the Cash App.

This process may take a few business days to complete.

Venmo Transactions

Venmo transactions are easy to track and manage. Each transaction is recorded in your activity feed, providing a clear history of payments sent and received. You can also categorize transactions and add notes for better organization.

Venmo vs Cash App

Both Venmo and Cash App offer similar services, but they have some differences:

Venmo: Known for its social features, allowing you to share and comment on transactions. It also offers a debit card and supports payments with cryptocurrency.

Cash App: Provides additional features like direct deposit, a Cash Card, and the ability to buy and sell stocks and Bitcoin.

Conclusion

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[dear-satan]

Beginning Of the End

player 230/Thanos x Reader

★ word count: 7k

★ CW: pre-squid game events, fem!reader, mention of cigarettes, alcohol and drugs, funding issues, fraud

★ Summary: you meet Thanos at a club. your relationship quickly blossoms, but at some point he throws out the idea to invest money in cryptocurrencies. despite his opposition, he does so, with terrible consequences.

★ next part

You met at a club, an innocent, accidental meeting. His messy, purple hair blended perfectly with the neon lights and his impulsive nature matched the loud music.

He bought you a drink, one or two, and then he didn't leave you the whole evening. Then you exchanged Instagrams and his eyes didn't leave your figure until the taxi doors closed. The next day, right after waking up, your phone exploded from the messages he sent you.

You went on a few dates, god, he was so adorable. He gave you flowers or small gifts at every possible opportunity. His tattooed hand on yours when you told him anything. He loved listening to you. Your pictures were circulating on the internet and fans created conspiracy theories about an alleged romance between you. Thanos loved being the center of attention, so he added fuel to the fire. A picture from your date on his profile, a picture of you together on your story, nice music in the background. God, he loved it when they talked about him as much as he loved you.

The beginning of your relationship was perfect. He even suggested that you move in with him - you agreed immediately.

At first, everything was fine. Mornings together, inspiring each other in the afternoons, and passionate nights. You forgave him when he went out on the balcony to smoke weed or pulled those damn colorful pills out of his necklace. Everyone needs something to relieve their stress, right? Especially since he assured you that he had it all under control.

・・・・★・・・・★ ・・・・

"No Su-bong." You said firmly, looking into his dark eyes.

"Why?" His gaze was dominant, the whole thing making you feel small. "It's a good investment, really. The guy's been promoting it for a long time and-"

"No and that's it." You turned around to finish washing the dishes. "Investing in crypto is stupid, especially since you know absolutely nothing about it." You felt him drill a hole in your back. "It's a scam, and you believe in it like a little kid. Besides, too much money goes to.. your stuff."

Despite his muttering under his breath, the conversation seemed over. He didn't bring it up for the next few weeks, and even Thanos himself seemed to think you were right and MG Coin was a crook.

・・・・★・・・・★ ・・・・

You were coming back from work, going into a nearby store to do some simple shopping for home. You weren't choosing who knows what, just simple groceries to make a good dinner. You always managed your budget wisely and planned your expenses so that you had a safe amount of money before your next payday.

Transaction declined.

You tried again. It was probably a simple system error.

Transaction declined.

With a flushed face, you gave the cashier the cash and almost ran out of the store. On the way home, you checked your bank account and your heart seemed to stop when the app showed no funds at all. It was a simple mistake - you kept telling yourself the whole way back. You locked the door and immediately logged into the bank on your laptop.

No funds - that message made your stomach turn. But it was the transaction history that made you feel really sick.

Outgoing transfer, recipient Choi Su-bong.

You asked calmly as soon as he emerged from the hallway late afternoon. At first he acted oblivious, as if he didn't know that there was such a thing as transaction history.

Then he tried to explain that he needed the money, but when you pinned him down, he gave the real reason.

Investment in crypto.

The argument lasted for several days and it was followed by weeks of silence. The investment wasn't paying off and there was no sign of it. The fridge started to run out of food, home-cooked meals were replaced by cheap, chemical-laden instant soups. Bills started to come in that you had no way of paying. Su-bong didn't seem to notice the problem - or didn't want to notice it. He came home later and later, usually drunk, high or both. You could hear him talking behind the closed bathroom door, asking for another loan so that they wouldn't cut off your electricity and hot water. But that wasn't what brought you to the brink of a breakdown.

Strange people started visiting you. People you didn't want to have anything to do with. Thanos always asked you to stay in the room or living room. Not to open the door for them. All you heard was them threatening him that if he didn't give him the money they would come for him, they would come for you.

One day they visited you at work, at first you didn't recognize them. Then you pretended you didn't know what they were talking about. Unfortunately, photos of you and the famous rapper were easy to find on the internet so lying didn't help much. You were terrified when one time they were waiting for you after the end of your shift. You gave them everything you had - the last few bills and the watch that Su-bong had given you at the beginning of your relationship. But it wasn't enough.

They came more often, threatening you and then your boss. He was an older man and out of concern for his safety and his business, he simply fired you, not listening to any explanations.

That was the final nail in the coffin.

・・・・★・・・・★ ・・・・

It was three in the morning and you couldn't sleep. Wet marks decorated your cheeks and you were sitting curled up on the couch covered with a blanket. It was getting worse. The debt was growing with each passing week and you had no way to pay it off. Out of paranoia about your safety, you stopped leaving the house. Thanos disappeared for longer and longer, you practically woke up in an empty bed and returned to an empty bed, only to find him on the couch with a huge hangover in the morning.

You heard the sound of the lock and then footsteps. Unsteady, unstable. Then you saw his figure, drunk as usual. But that wasn't what scared you. There were bruises on his face, red and purple.

"What happened?" you asked with a trembling voice, taking careful steps. Shaking hands gently touched his cheek and your heart clenched when he let out a quiet hiss. "Su-bong who did this to you?" he didn't answer and tears gathered in the corners of your eyes. "Please answer me.. I need to report this and-"

"No" he shook his head letting out a loud sigh. He reached into his jacket to pull out a wad of money and handed it to you. "It's not much, but it'll last for a while.." his forehead pressed against yours. "I'll bring more in a while." his trembling hands embraced your small body. He hadn't done this in so long. "I promise."

"Su-bong.. I don't want any dirty money. We have too many debts and-"

"I earned it." he interrupted you, burying his face in the crook of your neck. "Honestly, I found an extra.. Easy gig." you felt him trembling under your fingers. You closed your eyes inhaling his scent - cigarettes mixed with sharp perfume and the disgusting smell of alcohol.

"I'm scared.." you whispered, feeling more tears flowing down the same, already dried tracks. "I'm so scared.. About you, about us." you sobbed into his hen, clutching the money in your hand.

"I love you.." you hadn't said it in so long. Despite everything that had happened to you - whether it was his fault or not, you still loved him. Above all.

"I love you too." he whispered, placing a gentle kiss on the top of your head. "Soon everything will be fine, it will be like before.. You'll see." He reached with one hand back into the pocket of his jacket, turning the business card he had received an hour earlier between his fingers.

A business card that was supposed to change literally everything.

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

LETTERS FROM AN AMERICAN

January 18, 2025

Heather Cox Richardson

Jan 19, 2025

Shortly before midnight last night, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) published its initial findings from a study it undertook last July when it asked eight large companies to turn over information about the data they collect about consumers, product sales, and how the surveillance the companies used affected consumer prices. The FTC focused on the middlemen hired by retailers. Those middlemen use algorithms to tweak and target prices to different markets.

The initial findings of the FTC using data from six of the eight companies show that those prices are not static. Middlemen can target prices to individuals using their location, browsing patterns, shopping history, and even the way they move a mouse over a webpage. They can also use that information to show higher-priced products first in web searches. The FTC found that the intermediaries—the middlemen—worked with at least 250 retailers.

“Initial staff findings show that retailers frequently use people’s personal information to set targeted, tailored prices for goods and services��from a person's location and demographics, down to their mouse movements on a webpage,” said FTC chair Lina Khan. “The FTC should continue to investigate surveillance pricing practices because Americans deserve to know how their private data is being used to set the prices they pay and whether firms are charging different people different prices for the same good or service.”

The FTC has asked for public comment on consumers’ experience with surveillance pricing.

FTC commissioner Andrew N. Ferguson, whom Trump has tapped to chair the commission in his incoming administration, dissented from the report.

Matt Stoller of the nonprofit American Economic Liberties Project, which is working “to address today’s crisis of concentrated economic power,” wrote that “[t]he antitrust enforcers (Lina Khan et al) went full Tony Montana on big business this week before Trump people took over.”

Stoller made a list. The FTC sued John Deere “for generating $6 billion by prohibiting farmers from being able to repair their own equipment,” released a report showing that pharmacy benefit managers had “inflated prices for specialty pharmaceuticals by more than $7 billion,” “sued corporate landlord Greystar, which owns 800,000 apartments, for misleading renters on junk fees,” and “forced health care private equity powerhouse Welsh Carson to stop monopolization of the anesthesia market.”

It sued Pepsi for conspiring to give Walmart exclusive discounts that made prices higher at smaller stores, “​​[l]eft a roadmap for parties who are worried about consolidation in AI by big tech by revealing a host of interlinked relationships among Google, Amazon and Microsoft and Anthropic and OpenAI,” said gig workers can’t be sued for antitrust violations when they try to organize, and forced game developer Cognosphere to pay a $20 million fine for marketing loot boxes to teens under 16 that hid the real costs and misled the teens.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau “sued Capital One for cheating consumers out of $2 billion by misleading consumers over savings accounts,” Stoller continued. It “forced Cash App purveyor Block…to give $120 million in refunds for fostering fraud on its platform and then refusing to offer customer support to affected consumers,” “sued Experian for refusing to give consumers a way to correct errors in credit reports,” ordered Equifax to pay $15 million to a victims’ fund for “failing to properly investigate errors on credit reports,” and ordered “Honda Finance to pay $12.8 million for reporting inaccurate information that smeared the credit reports of Honda and Acura drivers.”

The Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice sued “seven giant corporate landlords for rent-fixing, using the software and consulting firm RealPage,” Stoller went on. It “sued $600 billion private equity titan KKR for systemically misleading the government on more than a dozen acquisitions.”

“Honorary mention goes to [Secretary Pete Buttigieg] at the Department of Transportation for suing Southwest and fining Frontier for ‘chronically delayed flights,’” Stoller concluded. He added more results to the list in his newsletter BIG.

Meanwhile, last night, while the leaders in the cryptocurrency industry were at a ball in honor of President-elect Trump’s inauguration, Trump launched his own cryptocurrency. By morning he appeared to have made more than $25 billion, at least on paper. According to Eric Lipton at the New York Times, “ethics experts assailed [the business] as a blatant effort to cash in on the office he is about to occupy again.”

Adav Noti, executive director of the nonprofit Campaign Legal Center, told Lipton: “It is literally cashing in on the presidency—creating a financial instrument so people can transfer money to the president’s family in connection with his office. It is beyond unprecedented.” Cryptocurrency leaders worried that just as their industry seems on the verge of becoming mainstream, Trump’s obvious cashing-in would hurt its reputation. Venture capitalist Nick Tomaino posted: “Trump owning 80 percent and timing launch hours before inauguration is predatory and many will likely get hurt by it.”

Yesterday the European Commission, which is the executive arm of the European Union, asked X, the social media company owned by Trump-adjacent billionaire Elon Musk, to hand over internal documents about the company’s algorithms that give far-right posts and politicians more visibility than other political groups. The European Union has been investigating X since December 2023 out of concerns about how it deals with the spread of disinformation and illegal content. The European Union’s Digital Services Act regulates online platforms to prevent illegal and harmful activities, as well as the spread of disinformation.

Today in Washington, D.C., the National Mall was filled with thousands of people voicing their opposition to President-elect Trump and his policies. Online speculation has been rampant that Trump moved his inauguration indoors to avoid visual comparisons between today’s protesters and inaugural attendees. Brutally cold weather also descended on President Barack Obama’s 2009 inauguration, but a sea of attendees nonetheless filled the National Mall.

Trump has always understood the importance of visuals and has worked hard to project an image of an invincible leader. Moving the inauguration indoors takes away that image, though, and people who have spent thousands of dollars to travel to the capital to see his inauguration are now unhappy to discover they will be limited to watching his motorcade drive by them. On social media, one user posted: “MAGA doesn’t realize the symbolism of [Trump] moving the inauguration inside: The billionaires, millionaires and oligarchs will be at his side, while his loyal followers are left outside in the cold. Welcome to the next 4+ years.”

Trump is not as good at governing as he is at performance: his approach to crises is to blame Democrats for them. But he is about to take office with majorities in the House of Representatives and the Senate, putting responsibility for governance firmly into his hands.

Right off the bat, he has at least two major problems at hand.

Last night, Commissioner Tyler Harper of the Georgia Department of Agriculture suspended all “poultry exhibitions, shows, swaps, meets, and sales” until further notice after officials found Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza, or bird flu, in a commercial flock. As birds die from the disease or are culled to prevent its spread, the cost of eggs is rising—just as Trump, who vowed to reduce grocery prices, takes office.

There have been 67 confirmed cases of the bird flu in the U.S. among humans who have caught the disease from birds. Most cases in humans are mild, but public health officials are watching the virus with concern because bird flu variants are unpredictable. On Friday, outgoing Health and Human Services secretary Xavier Becerra announced $590 million in funding to Moderna to help speed up production of a vaccine that covers the bird flu. Juliana Kim of NPR explained that this funding comes on top of $176 million that Health and Human Services awarded to Moderna last July.

The second major problem is financial. On Friday, Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen wrote to congressional leaders to warn them that the Treasury would hit the debt ceiling on January 21 and be forced to begin using extraordinary measures in order to pay outstanding obligations and prevent defaulting on the national debt. Those measures mean the Treasury will stop paying into certain federal retirement accounts as required by law, expecting to make up that difference later.

Yellen reminded congressional leaders: “The debt limit does not authorize new spending, but it creates a risk that the federal government might not be able to finance its existing legal obligations that Congresses and Presidents of both parties have made in the past.” She added, “I respectfully urge Congress to act promptly to protect the full faith and credit of the United States.”

Both the avian flu and the limits of the debt ceiling must be managed, and managed quickly, and solutions will require expertise and political skill.

Rather than offering their solutions to these problems, the Trump team leaked that it intended to begin mass deportations on Tuesday morning in Chicago, choosing that city because it has large numbers of immigrants and because Trump’s people have been fighting with Chicago mayor Brandon Johnson, a Democrat. Michelle Hackman, Joe Barrett, and Paul Kiernan of the Wall Street Journal, who broke the story, reported that Trump’s people had prepared to amplify their efforts with the help of right-wing media.

But once the news leaked of the plan and undermined the “shock and awe” the administration wanted, Trump’s “border czar” Tom Homan said the team was reconsidering it.

LETTERS FROM AN AMERICAN

HEATHER COX RICHARDSON

[rottenbrainstuff]

A whole lotta thoughts here! We've been spoiled with so many big updates! And I'm going to be blunt about some stuff that is going to make everyone mad, so. Cue the angry anon hate maybe I guess.

I started playing this game in the fall and you know... I've been having a lot of fun, actually. I like the stories, I like the events, I like the characters, I like the marketing. It feels exciting to be involved. I have my one friend who recommended the game to me and we talk about it together and it's been fun. Compared to other otome games I've played, this is amazing, like, my gosh. They took the standard, overdone, cookiecutter character tropes and really expanded on it in a way that surprises me, even for the characters that are not my personal favs.

So......... because I'm enjoying the game so much, and I'm able to recognize where it stands compared to other otome games and other gacha games, it's irritating to me to see the fans start this entitled and absolute nonsense complaining about Sylus needing more content. Friendos, he was added six months after everyone else. Since I have started playing, it has been a balanced and equal release of content between everyone. Infold never told you (I mean, if they did, I missed it) that they were going to retroactively release extra content for him so that he would catch up volume-wise with the other characters. That doesn't even make any SENSE to me. Yes, it means he has less cards in the pool and statistically you have a lower chance of pulling his stuff. Yes, I wish they would hurry up and add more anecdotes and deepspace trial levels and whatnot. But I actually saw with my own two eyes people want to file a CONSUMER FRAUD COMPLAINT? Fraud??? What exactly was the promise Infold made that they are failing to keep? Having a rarer character that is harder to level up does not constitute fraud. You know what? Even if he was a special character that was never included in the group banners ever and only got special content released like once every two months and you always had to pay cash money for it, that would not be fraud. It would suck but it would still not be fraud. Sorry to be blunt, but you are entitled and insane. This is absolutely deplorable fan behaviour. I really do hope this is just a small pocket of vocal fans, because if Infold starts getting harassed en masse they will just pull the fucking game. Why would they not?

I totally understand not liking the way gacha games work, I totally understand not having the money to spend on gacha games, I totally understand wishing you could enjoy an experience that other fans get but you don't, I totally understand being frustrated because your favourite character is the one with the least content, I totally understand disliking it enough to refuse giving the game any money or to stop playing it entirely, but this entitled "I need to speak to the manager" Karen bullshit is absolutely embarassing. This is no different to me than toxic gamerbros complaining about things in their FPSs. Knock it off.

This makes me so annoyed that I'm also going to bluntly tell you something I've only said vaguely before: the english audio is AI. It's AI. This is apparently a very controversial thing to say, because when I went googling to try and find definitive answers, I saw everyone who brings this up get shouted down. I don't care if you don't like it, it's the truth.

You guys seem to think that AI all sounds like Siri or something, and you would be able to easily recognize that it's AI. You hear video clips that other fans have made using free-to-use AI apps that sound very obvious, and it doesn't occur to you that the big devs have access to much better professional-quality resources. You haven't heard, I guess, that even big North American devs are starting to replace humans with AI, and the AI is getting very sophisticated, truly next-level. (I recently watched a video talking about Activision and Call of Duty, for example.)

The AI in this game is very good. I did not actually notice it myself until I had played for a couple hours. And I think the only reason I started to suspect it at all in the first place is that the company that I work for has all these training modules that I take, that include sample characters speaking with AI voices, and after a couple years of this, I am really used to how it sounds. (and even then, it took me two hours of playtime to catch on!) It's hard to tell with just a casual listen, it honestly is, but there are some tells.

First of all, after you listen for a while, you notice an odd consistency. Surprised lines are always said with the same rise in pitch. Whispered lines are always said with the same drop in pitch. It's the same every time. There's an odd clarity to the words as well. English naturally has a lot of slurring inbetween words, but AI always sounds like it's being pronounced by a VA enunciating carefully like they're reading the evening news. That is a red flag.

But, you say, maybe the VAs were just given this direction, or maybe they're just such good VAs that their delivery is so consistent and the words are so clear.

Well, second of all: AI will make mistakes sometimes and emphasize the wrong word in a sentence. I have noticed this happening in the game, it sticks out like a waving red flag. It's been so long since I played the english audio that I can't think of an example actually straight from the game, but this is made up just so I can explain what I mean: let's take the sentence, "I hate wasting my time on busy work." Busy work is a phrase that specifically means tasks that keep you busy but are pointless, tasks that were assigned to you just to give you something to do. It is pronounced with an emphasis on BUSY and the "work" is dropped in pitch. (or, sometimes "busy" and "work" have equal emphasis) A human being saying that sentence would most probably put the emphasis on these syllables: "I HATE wasting my TIME on BUSY work." An AI might not understand that "busy work" is not just the words "busy" and "work", but a specific figure of speech, and might pronounce it like this: I HATE wasting my TIME on busy WORK." (and I think I did hear the phrase busy work in the game actually, which was why I chose it for this example) Any time you hear a weird sylable emphasis that doesn't make logical sense, that is a red flag.

But, you say, maybe these are just an honest mistake by the VAs that wasn't caught by chinese devs, or maybe once again maybe it was weird direction.

OK look. Then let's talk about the most important thing of all: an uncredited actor means it's AI. Period. Period. You guys are driving me insane talking about maybe the VAs want to remain anonymous, maybe they're embarassed doing a romance game, maybe Infold doesn't want to release their info because of political issues they had in the past with english VAs:

No! That's not how acting works. That's not how actor unions work. That's not how credits work. That's not how any of this works.

Actors do not get embarassed doing roles like this. I know you guys titter with every single update, but you do realize there's steamier stuff aired on regular tv, right? This game is not embarassing. Actors want to be credited for their roles so that they can have a resume of projects. Union rules REQUIRE them to get a credit. Do you know how many rules there are about even a simple thing like movie credits, and where and when and how large a font an actor's name can appear in the credits? A company like Infold can not just choose to not credit their actors. An actor does not want to not receive a credit for work they did. One uncredited main actor would be weird enough, but when they will not release the info for a single main character: that is a huge, enormous, and unignorable red flag. This rule is very important: No human credit, no human actor. Period. And you need to learn this rule, because like I said, even large NA companies like Activision are adding AI to their games now and are not apologetic about it.

I'm sorry if that upsets you to hear, but it is driving me absolutely batty to see you guys talk about these mysterious english VAs and you hope they're getting paid well and you don't understand why Infold won't release their info and you say things like "haha it's probably because they're all 50 year old men" as if that somehow makes it this embarassing secret that cannot ever be revealed (the japanese VA for Sylus is 51 and no one gives a shit) sigh. Look. Enjoy the english audio if that's what you like. I get some people prefer english, I get some people prefer no subtitles, I get that it makes it so you can listen to the audios with your eyes closed, like, I don't actually care if you want to stick to the english. But be honest about it, and don't repeat this nonsense about mysterious anonymous VAs that are all too embarassed to be credited. (my god, the japanese Zayne VA has hentai credits, you guys.)

I dunno. Maybe it's because back in the day I used to be a part of actor circles, I guess I find it a bit insulting to see everyone making up these weird excuses that don't make any sense with how the industry actually works. I've seen people asking about AI get shouted down that they're being offensive to the mysterious anon VAs: Well, you guys are being offensive to actual, real, professional actors by suggesting that a professional would be too embarassed for a credit, or suggesting that Infold has somehow gone around union rules and you're ok with that. I'm sorry, but this has to stop.

Well. There we go. If there's anyone left still reading who hasn't gone away clutching their pearls to send me a nasty message, I will say some nice things now: all these end of year updates have been really fun, and now we have Caleb's big trailer. There's been some fans who seem to be surprised he is positioned as an antagonist, or even just surprised in general that it was Caleb and not someone else... ??? Whatevs. Some people are comparing Caleb to Zayne, but to me the only thing they have in common is the fact they were both childhood friends of the MC. To me he's more comparable to Sylus. Sylus was introduced like he was going to be the bad guy love interest who acts way too familiar with the MC and is always pushing her boundaries, a standard otome game trope that I don't like very much, but surprisingly that's not what he ended up being at all - it seems like Caleb might get that role in the end. I'm kind of interested to see what they do with him (cyborg parts is a fun start) but the truth is I kind of only have enough money to invest in things for one character and I don't know if he can win me away, lol. I do love me a good evil dude in a sexy uniform though. We'll see.

Hey wait.... important PSA... I know you are all excited (???) about a period tracker........... look... if you think that's cute and want to see the content that comes with that... can you at the very very least not enter in your actual period dates? I dunno, it's hardwired into my brain to NOT use ANY app-based period tracking. You do not want anyone having that data. No playing around, guys. If you want the content, enter in fake dates. DO NOT enter in your actual accurate info. Stay safe.

Perhaps an unpopular opinion: 3.0 update is cute but I prefered the 2D mini games to the 3D stuff and I find the chibi characters a bit weird and unappealing. However, what I DO like is that two nights ago the game said hey we notice you have some duplicate files, can we run a clean up? And it did, and somehow freed up 6 goddamned gigs on my phone. Very happy about that.

I recently got a brand new phone, and now my old phone is a dedicated Love and Deepspace device, so I'm not so stressed anymore about it getting literally too large for me to play anymore. Super enjoying my fake digital boyfriend. This is just a silly otome game, but I continue to be legit impressed by the quality of it, the amount of content they put into it, and the way the characters are much more interesting and in-depth than other otome games I've played. I'm sorry to be cranky about some things today, but some of you really are behaving quite badly and this online echochamber amplifies the nonsense, and I don't like to see that.

Who cares what I think anyways, I am ridiculously outside of the target age range here.

[rocket-69]

Redbubble taking a larger and larger cut. Patreon getting its transactions read as fraud because they moved to Ireland. INPRNT holding cash for months. NSFW artists trapped on twitter or ??? because no one can host them in case Apple takes them off their app store. SESTA/FOSTA/whatever new heinous internet bill enshittifying everything like a collapsing domino tower.

I'll sell magnets out of the back of my van and staple my own comics together I fucking guess

[drst]

So this is what the Biden administration spent it's last week in office doing. It's important to know this isn't unusual activity for them. But this is all just in one week:

"Out With a Bang: Enforcers Go After John Deere, Private Equity Billionaires

https://www.thebignewsletter.com/p/out-with-a-bang-enforcers-go-after

At least for a few more days, laws are not suggestions. In the end days of strong enforcement, a flurry of litigation is met with a direct lawsuit by billionaires against Biden's Antitrust chief.

Matt Stoller

Jan 16, 2025

It’s less than a week until this era of antitrust ends. And while much of the news has been focused elsewhere, enforcers have engaged in a flurry of action, which will by legal necessity continue into the next administration. One case in particular angered some of the most powerful people on Wall Street, the partners of a $600 billion private equity firm called Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR).

But before getting to that suit, here’s a partial list of some of the actions enforcers have taken in the last two weeks.

The Federal Trade Commission

Filed a monopolization claim against agricultural machine maker John Deere for generating $6 billion by prohibiting farmers from being able to repair their own equipment, a suit which Wired magazine calls a “tipping point” for the right to repair movement.

Released another report on pharmacy benefit managers, including that of UnitedHealth Group, showing that these companies inflated prices for specialty pharmaceuticals by more than $7 billion.

Sued Greystar, a large corporate landlord, for deceiving renters with falsely advertised low rents and not including mandatory junk fees in the price.

Issued a policy statement that gig workers can’t be prosecuted for antitrust violations when they try to organize, and along with the Antitrust Division, updated guidance on labor and antitrust.

Put out a series of orders prohibiting data brokers from selling sensitive location information.

Finalized changes to a rule barring third party targeted advertising to children without an explicit opt-in.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Went to court against Capital One for cheating consumers out of $2 billion by deceiving them on savings accounts and interest rates.

Fined cash app purveyor Block $175 million for fostering fraud on its platform and then refusing to offer customer support to affected consumers.

Proposed a rule to prohibit take-it-or-leave-it contracts from financial institutions that allow firms to de-bank users over how they express themselves or whether they seek redress for fraud.

Issued a report with recommendations on how states can update their laws to protect against junk fees and privacy abuses.

Sued credit reporting agency Experian for refusing to investigate consumer disputes and errors on credit reports.

Finalized a rule to remove medical debt from credit scores.

The Antitrust Division

Sued to block a merger of two leading business travel firms, American Express Global Business Travel Group and CWT Holdings.

Filed a complaint against seven giant corporate landlords for rent-fixing, using the software and consulting firm RealPage.

Got four guilty pleas in a bid-rigging conspiracy by IT vendors against the U.S. government, a guilty plea from an asphalt vendor company President, and convicted five defendants in a price-fixing scam on roofing contracts.

Issued a policy statement that non-disclosure agreements that deter individuals from reporting antitrust crimes are void, and that employers “using NDAs to obstruct or impede an investigation may also constitute separate federal criminal violations.”

Filed two amicus briefs with the FTC, one supporting Epic Games in its remedy against Google over app store monopolization, and the other supporting Elon Musk in his antitrust claims against OpenAI, Microsoft, and Reid Hoffman.

And honorary mention goes to the Department of Transportation for suing Southwest and fining Frontier for ‘chronically delayed flights.’"

It's worth reading the entire piece because the Biden people have also gone after KKR which is one of the biggest and most well-connected private equity firms. Remember when suddenly last year all the rich people who used to donate to both parties stopped giving money to Democrats? The billionaires coup against Biden was because of anti trust enforcement.

IF YOU'RE THINKING "GOSH I NEVER HEARD ABOUT ANY OF THIS BEFORE" I HOPE YOU CAN PUT TOGETHER THAT THE NEWS AND SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS ARE ALL OWNED BY BILLIONAIRES WHO ARE VERY ANGRY ABOUT ALL OF THIS AND MAYBE THAT'S WHY YOU NEVER SAW ANYONE TALK ABOUT THE HUGE RESURGENCE OF ANTI TRUST WORK DONE BY BIDEN FOR THE LAST FOUR YEARS.

And no, Trump cannot magically make this all go away. The lawsuits will have to be played out and many of them have state level components that mean the feds can't just shut them down.

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Big Tech steals from the news, but it doesn’t steal *content* — it steals *money*. In “Saving the News From Big Tech,” a series for EFF, I’ve documented how tech monopolies in ad-tech and app stores result in vast cash transfers from the news to tech, starving newsrooms and gutting reporting:

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/04/saving-news-big-tech

Now we’ve published the final part, describing how social media platforms hold audiences hostage, charging media companies to reach the subscribers who asked to see what they have to say. And, as with the previous installments, we set out a proposal for forcing tech companies to end this practice, putting more money in the pockets of news producers:

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/06/save-news-we-need-end-end-web

The issue here is final stage of the enshittification cycle: first, platforms offer good deals and even subsidies to lure in end users. Then, once the users are locked in, platforms offer similarly good deals to business users (in this case, publishers, but see also Uber drivers, Amazon sellers, YouTube performers, etc) to lure them in. Once *they’re* locked in, the platform flips the script: it withdraws subsidies from both end users and business customers (e.g. news readers and news publishers) and forces both groups to pay to continue to transact with each other.

In the case of the news and Big Tech, that process goes like this. First a platform like Facebook offers users a surveillance-free alternative to MySpace, where the deal is simple: tell us who matters to you on this site, and we’ll show you what they post:

https://lawcat.berkeley.edu/record/1128876?ln=en

Users pile in and lock themselves in, through the “collective action problem” — the difficulty of convincing all your friends to leave, and to agree on where to go:

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2021/08/facebooks-secret-war-switching-costs

Then Facebook turns on the surveillance they promised they’d never engage in, and also begins to promise media companies that it will nonsensually cram their posts down readers’ eyeballs, luring in both advertisers and publishers. Users don’t like their diluted feeds, or the surveillance, or the ads, but they like each other, and the collective action problem keeps them from leaving.

As publishers and advertisers grow increasingly dependent on Facebook, Facebook makes the deal worse for both. Ad prices go up, as does ad-fraud, meaning advertisers pay ever more for ads that are ever less likely to be shown to a user.

Publishers’ “reach” is curtailed unless they put ever-larger excerpts onto Facebook, until they eventually must publish whole articles verbatim on the platform, making it a substitute for their web presence, rather than a funnel to drive traffic to their own sites. Facebook caps this off by downranking any post that includes a link to the public web, forcing publishers into the conspiracy to make “Facebook” synonymous with “the internet.”

Then, in end-stage enshittification, publishers’ reach is curtailed altogether. They are told — either explicitly or implicitly — that they have to pay to “boost” their material to reach the subscribers who asked to see it.

With social media ransom, tech finds a way to steal money from publishers no matter how they make that money. Tech monopolists command 51% of ever ad dollar. Tech monopolists rake off 30% of every in-app subscription dollar. And social media companies demand danegeld (“verification,” “boosting,” etc) from publishers who want to reach the audiences that asked to see their materials.

This isn’t just bad for publishers, it’s also bad for audiences. You joined the platform to see the feeds you subscribed to, but the platform gradually replaces more and more of your feed with ads and content from randos who pay to “boost” into your field of vision, at the expense of the friends, communities and publishers you asked to see:

https://pluralistic.net/2022/12/10/e2e/#the-censors-pen

What can we do about this? The answer lies in the founding ethic of the internet itself: the end-to-end principle.

Before the internet, telecommunications were controlled by centralized phone companies. If you wanted to reach someone else, you needed to connect to a centralized switching center, which decided whether to connect you, and if so, what to charge you.

The internet, by contrast, operates on the “end-to-end principle”: the job of the network is to transmit data from willing senders to willing receivers, as efficiently and reliably as possible. One expression of end-to-end is Network Neutrality, the idea that carriers shouldn’t be allowed to slow down the data you request unless the service you’re trying to use pays for “premium carriage.”

Social media has run the internet transitions in reverse. They started off as end-to-end, neutral platforms. You created an account, told them which data you wanted, and they put it in a feed for you. Then, as they enshittified, they turned into miniature Ma Bells. You don’t get the data you requested, you get the data that someone is willing to pay to show you.

This means that publishers — including news publisher — have to pay ever-larger shares of their revenues to reach the people who asked to hear from them, and those people see an ever smaller proportion of the things they asked to see in their feeds.

The solution to this is to enshrine “end-to-end” delivery for social media: to make social media platforms’ first duty to deliver data from willing senders to willing recipients, as efficiently and reliably as possible:

https://locusmag.com/2023/03/commentary-cory-doctorow-end-to-end/

As a policy, end-to-end has a lot going for it. First, it is easy to administer. If you want to find out if a company is reliably delivering posts from willing senders to willing receivers, you can easily verify it by creating accounts and performing experiments. Compare this to more complicated policies, like “platforms must not permit harassment on their services.” To administer that policy, you need to agree on a definition of harassment, agree on whether a specific user’s conduct rises to the level of harassment, then investigate whether the platform took reasonable steps to prevent it.

These fact-intensive questions are the enemy of effective enforcement. Bad actors can (and do) exploit definitional ambiguity to engage in conduct that *almost* rises to the level of harassment, and which is *experienced* as harassment, but which doesn’t qualify as harassment:

https://doctorow.medium.com/como-is-infosec-307f87004563

Then there’s the problem of figuring out whether platforms’ failures to block harassment are reasonable or negligent, a question that can literally take *years* to resolve, and then only by deposing the engineers who build and maintain the systems involved.

By contrast, detecting end-to-end violations is simple and clean, and has an easy remedy in the event that violations are detected: if a company doesn’t deliver the messages it is supposed to deliver, a regulator or court can order it to do so.

Another important advantage of end-to-end: it is a *cheap* policy to comply with. Complicated platform regulations can have the perverse effect of being so expensive to comply with that only the largest — and worst, and most harmful — platforms can afford to follow the rule. That means that smaller platforms — including nonprofits, co-ops, and small businesses — are snuffed out by compliance costs, trapping users and business customers in giant, abusive walled gardens, forever:

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/04/platforms-decay-lets-put-users-first

Imposing an end-to-end requirement on platforms would kill the practice of holding news publishers’ audiences for ransom. What’s more, it’s a policy that would benefit both large and small publishers — unlike, say, a profit-sharing arrangement between Big Tech and the news, which delivers disproportionate benefits to the largest publishers, whose owners are typically either billionaire dilettantes or private equity looters. And, unlike profit-sharing arrangements, end-to-end continues to provide value for publishers even if the tech companies crash and burn, or get broken up by regulators. We want our news to be adversaries and watchdogs for Big Tech, not its partners, with a shared stake in Big Tech’s growth and profits.

Now that the EFF “Saving the News” series is done, we’re rounding up the whole thing into a PDF “white paper,” suitable for emailing to your friends, elected representatives, and fellow news junkies. That’ll be up in a day or two, and I’ll post here when it is. In the meantime, here are the five parts:

Saving the News From Big Tech https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/04/saving-news-big-tech

To Save the News, We Must Shatter Ad-Tech https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/05/save-news-we-must-shatter-ad-tech

To Save the News, We Must Ban Surveillance Advertising https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/05/save-news-we-must-ban-surveillance-advertising

To Save the News, We Must Open Up App Store https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/06/save-news-we-must-open-app-stores

To Save the News, We Need an End-to-End Web https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/06/save-news-we-need-end-end-web

If you’d like an essay-formatted version of this post to read or share, here’s a link to it on pluralistic.net, my surveillance-free, ad-free, tracker-free blog:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/06/13/certified-organic-reach/#e2e

[Image ID: EFF's banner for the save news series; the word 'NEWS' appears in pixelated, gothic script in the style of a newspaper masthead. Beneath it in four entwined circles are logos for breaking up ad-tech, ending surveillance ads, opening app stores, and end-to-end delivery. All the icons except for 'end-to-end delivery' are greyed out.]

Image: EFF https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/06/save-news-we-need-end-end-web

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If you’ve reached your Cash App Bitcoin withdrawal limit and need to increase it, there are several steps you can take. Here’s a detailed guide on how to increase your Cash App Bitcoin withdrawal limit:

1. Verify Your Account

The most effective way to increase your Bitcoin withdrawal limit is to verify your Cash App account. Here’s how:

Open the Cash App and navigate to the Profile section.

Provide the required personal information, including your full name, date of birth, and Social Security Number (SSN).

Submit a valid government-issued ID for verification.

Once your account is verified, your Bitcoin withdrawal limits will automatically increase.

2. Increase Your Transaction History

Cash App rewards active and responsible users with higher withdrawal limits. To build trust and demonstrate your reliability:

Regularly buy, sell, and withdraw Bitcoin on the platform.

Ensure all transactions are completed without issues or disputes.

Maintain a positive account balance and avoid chargebacks.

3. Contact Cash App Support

If your account is already verified and you still need a higher withdrawal limit, you can reach out to Cash App support. Here’s how:

Open the Cash App and go to the Support section.

Explain your situation and request a limit increase.

Provide any additional documentation or information required by the support team.

4. Wait for Automatic Limit Increases

Cash App periodically reviews user accounts and may automatically increase withdrawal limits for trusted users. To qualify:

Use the platform consistently and responsibly.

Avoid violating Cash App’s terms of service.

Maintain a strong transaction history.

FAQs About Cash App Bitcoin Withdrawal Limits

1. What is the Cash App Bitcoin withdrawal limit per day?

The standard daily Bitcoin withdrawal limit on Cash App is $2,000 for unverified accounts. Verified accounts may have higher limits.

2. How do I reset my Cash App Bitcoin withdrawal limit?

Cash App Bitcoin withdrawal limits reset automatically. Daily limits reset every 24 hours, while weekly limits reset every seven days.

3. Can I increase my Cash App Bitcoin withdrawal limit?

Yes, you can increase Cash App Bitcoin withdrawal limit by verifying your account, building a strong transaction history, and contacting Cash App support.

4. What is the Cash App weekly Bitcoin withdrawal limit?

The standard weekly Bitcoin withdrawal limit is $5,000 for unverified accounts. Verified accounts may have higher limits.

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What is the Cash App Daily Limit?

The Cash App daily limit for sending money is typically capped at $250 within any 7-day period for unverified accounts. This limit is imposed to secure users from fraudulent transactions and maintain regulatory compliance.

What is the Cash App Weekly Limit?

For sending money, the Cash App weekly limit for unverified users is set at $1,000 within any 30-day period. It's essential for users to verify their identity to increase these limits, which involves providing full name, date of birth, and the last four digits of their Social Security number.

What is the Cash App Monthly Limit?

Once a user's identity is verified, Cash App generally removes the sending limit, allowing for significantly higher transaction volumes. However, for certain activities like Bitcoin purchases and withdrawals, there may be different limits applicable.

What is the Cash App Withdrawal Limit?

Cash App allows users to withdraw funds from their Cash App balance through the Cash Card. This card can be used at any ATM or for making purchases anywhere Visa is accepted.

What is the Cash App Daily Withdrawal Limit?

The Cash App daily ATM withdrawal limit for the Cash Card is $250 per transaction, $250 per 24 hours, $1,000 per week, and $1,250 per month. These limits are designed to protect customers and limit potential fraud.

What is the Cash App Weekly Withdrawal Limit?

The weekly withdrawal limit for the Cash Card at ATMs is $1,000. This limit resets every 7 days, providing users flexibility to access their funds while maintaining security measures.

Strategies to Increase Your Cash App Limits

Verify Your Account: Completing the verification process is the most straightforward way to increase your Cash App limits. This requires you to submit certain personal information to confirm your identity.

Frequent Transactions: Regular use of your account for transactions can sometimes lead to higher limits as Cash App can evaluate your transaction history for responsible usage.

Contact Customer Support: If you have specific needs or questions about your limits, contacting Cash App support can provide personalized advice and potential adjustments based on your account activity.

Ensure Account Security: Keeping your account secure with a strong password and two-factor authentication can help maintain or increase your limits, as security is a priority for Cash App.

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What is the Maximum You Can Send on Cash App?

Cash App is a simple and efficient way to send and receive money, but if you're a regular user, you might wonder, How much can I actually send in a day, week, or month? Whether you're covering rent, splitting dinner, or sending cash for a last-minute gift, understanding the sending limits can save you time and hassle. Let’s dive into the details and explore how you can increase your Cash App sending limits.

Introduction to Cash App Sending Limits

Every payment app, including Cash App, has rules to protect users and ensure smooth operations. Cash App's sending limits vary depending on whether you’ve verified your account. Unverified accounts face lower limits, but with a few simple steps, you can significantly boost your sending power.

What is the Daily Sending Limit on Cash App?

Cash App doesn’t have a strict daily sending limit. Instead, it operates on a rolling weekly limit. However, the total amount you send in a single day can’t exceed your weekly or monthly cap. For unverified users, the Cash App sending limit is typically $250 per week, so daily transactions must fit within this boundary.

What is the Weekly Sending Limit on Cash App?

For unverified accounts, the Cash App weekly sending limit is $250. This includes all payments sent within any seven-day period. If you frequently send money, you may find this cap restrictive. Verified users, however, enjoy significantly higher limits—up to $7,500 per week.

Does Cash App Have a Monthly Sending Limit?

While Cash App doesn’t advertise a specific Cash App monthly sending limit, it’s important to remember that your weekly limit (verified or unverified) will naturally influence your total monthly transactions. For example:

Unverified Users: $250 weekly × 4 weeks = $1,000 monthly

Verified Users: $7,500 weekly × 4 weeks = $30,000 monthly

How Verification Changes Your Sending Limit

Verification is a game-changer on Cash App. It’s like upgrading from coach to first class—suddenly, you have more flexibility and perks. Once verified, your Cash App sending limit increases from $250 per week to $7,500 per week. To verify your account, you’ll need:

Your full name

Date of birth

The last four digits of your Social Security Number (SSN)

Think of verification as unlocking the full potential of your Cash App account.

Can You Send $5000 Through Cash App?

Yes, but only if you’re a verified user. Unverified users are capped at $250 per week, so sending $5,000 is impossible without completing the verification process. Verified accounts allow you to send up to $7,500 in a single transaction.

Steps to Increase Your Cash App Sending Limit

Increasing your sending limit on Cash App is straightforward. Here’s how:

Open Cash App and navigate to your profile.

Select “Verify Your Identity” under the settings menu.

Provide your full name, date of birth, and SSN.

Wait for approval, which usually takes 24–48 hours.

Once verified, your Cash App sending limit will jump to $7,500 per week, giving you much more freedom.

What Happens if You Reach Your Sending Limit?

If you hit your Cash App sending limit, you won’t be able to send additional money until your weekly limit resets. This can be inconvenient, but planning ahead—like verifying your account early—helps avoid interruptions.

How to Check Your Current Sending Limit

Wondering where you stand with your Cash App limits? Follow these steps to check:

Open the Cash App and tap on your profile icon.

Go to Privacy & Security > Limits.

Review your current sending and receiving caps.

This feature helps you stay within your boundaries and manage your transactions effectively.

Common Issues with Cash App Sending Limits

Sometimes, even verified users face issues when sending money. Here’s what might be going wrong:

Incomplete Verification: Ensure all details provided during verification are correct.

Connection Problems: Unstable internet can cause payment errors.

Fraud Prevention Measures: Large or unusual transactions may trigger Cash App’s security protocols.

If you experience problems, contact Cash App support for assistance.

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Are you wondering about the withdrawal limits on Cash App and how they might affect your transactions? Whether you're withdrawing cash from an ATM, transferring Bitcoin, or hitting the daily limit, understanding Cash App’s withdrawal policies can make your life easier. This guide breaks it all down for you

Are There Cash App Withdrawal Limits?

Yes, Cash App has withdrawal limits, which vary depending on whether your account is verified or unverified. For unverified accounts, the limits are relatively low. Verified accounts enjoy higher limits, which can accommodate frequent or large withdrawals.

For example, unverified users may only be able to withdraw up to $1,000 per month, whereas verified users can access much more. Verifying your account is simple and involves providing your full name, date of birth, and the last four digits of your Social Security Number.

What Are Cash App's Bitcoin Limits?

Cash App isn’t just for cash; it’s also a convenient way to buy, sell, and withdraw Bitcoin. However, these transactions come with their own set of limits:

Cash App Daily Bitcoin Withdrawal Limit: Typically $2,000.

Cash App Weekly Bitcoin Withdrawal Limit: Up to $5,000.

Cash App Minimum Withdrawal: You must withdraw at least 0.001 BTC.

These limits can be restrictive if you're dealing with significant amounts of cryptocurrency. To maximize your Bitcoin transactions, make sure your account is verified.

What Are Cash App ATM Withdrawal Limits?

If you use your Cash App card at an ATM, withdrawal limits apply:

Cash App Daily ATM Withdrawal Limit: $1,000.

Cash App Weekly ATM Withdrawal Limit: $1,250.

Cash App Per Transaction Limit: $500.

It’s worth noting that ATM operators may impose additional limits or fees, so always check the ATM's policies before proceeding.

How to Check Your Cash App ATM Withdrawal Limits

Checking your Cash App withdrawal limits is simple and can be done right in the Cash App:

Open the App: Log into your Cash App account.

Go to Settings: Tap on the profile icon in the upper right corner.

Select Limits: Look for "Limits" or "ATM Limits."

Review Details: The app will display your daily, weekly, and transaction limits.

Knowing your limits helps you plan withdrawals without any surprises.

Can I Withdraw More Than the Daily Limit?

Technically, no—you can’t exceed the Cash App daily limit imposed by Cash App. However, there are a few workarounds:

Split Withdrawals: Withdraw amounts over multiple days.

Upgrade Your Limits: Verify your account to increase your daily and weekly withdrawal limits.

Use a Linked Bank Account: Transfer larger amounts directly to your bank, bypassing ATM limits.

How to Increase Cash App ATM Withdrawal Limits?

If you find the default limits too restrictive, here’s how you can increase them:

Verify Your Account: This is the most straightforward way to boost your limits. Submit your personal details, including your Social Security Number, to unlock higher limits.

Contact Support: If you're a heavy user, reaching out to Cash App support might help you negotiate higher limits tailored to your needs.

Regular Use: Consistent transactions and a history of responsible use can lead to automatic limit increases over time.

Tips for Managing Your Withdrawal Limits

Plan Ahead: If you anticipate needing more than your limit allows, withdraw smaller amounts over several days.

Keep Track of Limits: Regularly check your app to stay informed.

Combine Methods: Use both ATMs and direct bank transfers to manage your cash flow effectively.

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Why Do Cash App Limits Exist?

Cash App imposes limits for several reasons, including:

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Compliance: To meet legal and regulatory requirements.

Operational Efficiency: To ensure smooth processing of transactions for all users.

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Are you facing problems with your withdrawal limits? Here are some common issues and solutions:

Problem: You can’t withdraw more than $1,000 in a day. Solution: Break up your transactions over multiple days or verify your account.

Problem: Your Bitcoin withdrawal isn’t going through. Solution: Check if you’ve hit your daily or Cash App weekly Bitcoin limit.

Problem: ATM operator declines your withdrawal. Solution: Try a different ATM or ensure you haven’t exceeded the per-transaction limit.

FAQs

1. How do I verify my Cash App account? To verify, submit your full name, date of birth, and the last four digits of your Social Security Number through the app.

2. Can I withdraw Bitcoin from Cash App to an external wallet? Yes, but you’re subject to Cash App daily and weekly Bitcoin withdrawal limits.

3. Why is my Cash App ATM withdrawal failing? This could be due to exceeding your Cash App limit or an issue with the ATM itself. Try another ATM or check your limit.

4. Can I transfer large amounts directly to my bank? Yes, direct bank transfers don’t follow ATM withdrawal limits and are ideal for large transactions.

5. Are there fees for exceeding withdrawal limits? While Cash App won’t let you exceed Cash App limits, repeated attempts may flag your account for review.

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