Bluebird increases daily load limit to $2500 per day

85

Note: On January 8, 2016 American Express sent out a notice to a large number of Bluebird & Serve cardholders informing them that loading capabilities on their accounts had been terminated. For more information, see: Amex kills Bluebird and Serve for manufactured spend

American Express updated the Bluebird Member Agreement today (July 1, 2014).  Previously, each account was limited to $1000 per day of “cash reloads” (these are reloads via Vanilla Reload cards or at via debit cards at Walmart).  The new limit is now $2500.  The $5000 per month limit is still in place.

Bluebird2500Limit

The double asterisk on the $2,500 per day limit states: **Up to $1,999.99 per day at Walmart registers.

I think that the big win here is for those who load Bluebird at Walmart and can now make fewer trips.  No word yet on whether Amex will make a similar enhancement to the Serve card.

UPDATE: Serve also has this new $2,500 limit.  The Serve User Agreement now says:

…no more than US$2,500.00 may be loaded to your Account using a Green Dot MoneyPak or Vanilla Reload in any one day.

Hat Tip: Paul

Want to learn more about miles and points? Subscribe to email updates or check out our podcast on your favorite podcast platform.
Subscribe
Notify of
guest

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

85 Comments
newest
oldest most voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments