How do I get my money back from Money Network?

A: You can withdraw your money using one or a combination of the free services and transactions listed on your Fee Schedule. For instance, you can withdraw cash from the designated ATM on, or adjacent to campus, any Allpoint ATM, or by getting cash-back at participating merchants.

Can you cancel a transaction on Money Network?

To cancel the transaction, select the transaction from the P2P transaction history and select Cancel. If the recipient has already selected a distribution method, you will need to contact Customer Service using the number on the back of your card for assistance.

How do I file a complaint against Money Network?

How do I speak to someone at Money Network?

What should I do? Please call Customer Service at 1.888. 828.7784 to inquire about the status of your Card.

What bank is money network under?

The Bank of America
The Bank of America-branded Money Network® Paycard, carrying the most widely-recognized name in banking.

What bank is associated with Money Network?

MetaBank®, N.A.
If you’re asked to provide the name of your bank when filling out your Direct Deposit form, give them the name and address of Money Network’s FDIC-insured partner bank: MetaBank®, N.A., 5501 S Broadband Ln, Sioux Falls, SD 57108.

How do I cancel Money Network?

You also may close your Account at any time, either online or by calling (888) 913-0900. In any event, a cancellation fee may be charged.

How do I cancel a P2P payment?

Managing Your P2P Payments Past payments can be found under “Transaction History.” From here payments can be cancelled if they have not already been received. The “Cancel” link under Transaction History links to a separate Cancel Payment page. Click/tap the “Cancel Payment” button to confirm cancellation.

Who owns the Money Network?

First Data
(NASDAQ: CASH) (“Meta”) and a leader in delivering innovative payment and banking solutions to partners throughout the country, today announced the 10-year renewal of its relationship with Money Network Financial, LLC , a wholly-owned subsidiary of First Data (NYSE: FDC).

What bank is Money Network?

the Bank of America
With the launch of the Bank of America- issued Money Network® Service employers can provide their employees the additional benefits of: The Bank of America-branded Money Network® Paycard, carrying the most widely-recognized name in banking.

Where is my EIP Card 2021?

If your third payment was issued by mail in March or April 2021, your payment will arrive in the mail as a paper check from the U.S. Treasury or debit card. The EIP Card was sent in a white envelope with a return address of “Economic Impact Payment Card,” and displays the U.S. Department of the Treasury Seal.

Can you sue Money Network?

We will SUE Money Network FREE over any amount! Experience Counts: Our lawyers have had hundreds of cases against Money Newtwork and handle 97% of all prepaid debit card cases nationwide. And don’t forget, CFLS will handle your case for FREE on contingency.

How do I resolve an error on my Money Network account?

Resolving errors regarding your Money Network Account is important to us. If you believe an error has been made or have questions about your Account, call the Customer Service number on the back of your Card or write to us at the address below.

Where is the moneymoney network cardholder services located?

Money Network Cardholder Services 2900 Westside Parkway Alpharetta, GA 30004 *You may request a written history of your transactions at any time by calling us at the toll-free number on the back of your Card or writing us at the address above. Online Privacy Statement

How much does it cost to withdraw cash at an ATM?

There’s no fee to withdraw cash at in-network ATMs that carry the AllPoint brand, but fees may apply if you use an out-of-network ATM.1To get cash, simply: Enter your 4-digit PIN Select “Withdrawal” from “Checking”

Where can I find surcharge-free in-network ATMs?

To find surcharge-free in-network ATMs, use our Locator found in the Money Network Mobile App2or online at account.moneynetwork.com.