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New! Pay Rent With Chase Cards & Android Pay With NO Fee

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    Update:  On August 24, 2016, RadPad ended its promotion for free rent payments via Android Pay on the RadPad app.  There is now a 2.99% fee for rent payments with a credit card. Update: One or more card offers in this post are no longer available. Check our Hot Deals for the latest offers.

    Great news!  Via Reddit, you’ll be able to use certain Chase credit cards with Android Pay starting September 7, 2016.

    This is perfect timing because you can currently use a credit card to pay your rent with NO fees through December 31, 2016, when you pay with Android Pay through the RadPad app.  So if you were recently approved for the Chase Sapphire Reserve, this could be an easy way to meet your $4,000 minimum spending requirement.

    Or use other Chase cards like the Chase Sapphire Preferred or Chase Freedom Unlimited to earn extra points for free!

    Starting September 7, 2016, Pay Your Rent Using a Chase Credit Card With Android Pay and RadPad Without Fees! Use the Extra Miles & Points Toward a Beautiful Maui Vacation!

    Here are more details about the news!

    Use Chase Cards With Android Pay

    Link:   Android Pay

    Link:   How to Pay Rent With a Credit Card Using RadPad 

    Link:   Use Android Pay for Rent With $0 Card Fees

    Starting September 7, 2016, you’ll be able to add any Chase Visa credit card to your Android Pay account.  You can use your Android device to pay when you shop at millions of stores in the US.

    Android Pay is already compatible with most banks.  So Chase will be a welcome addition!

    Folks with the RadPad app will be able to use Android Pay to pay rent and earn miles and points on a Chase card without any fees!  Because RadPad is offering a promotion through December 31, 2016.  Normally, they charge 3.49% for using a credit card!

    All you need is a RadPad account, an Android device with the RadPad app and Android Pay, and a credit card.

    Remember you can NOT use RadPad to pay HOA fees, mortgages, or to send checks to yourself or others.  RadPad will confirm your payment details before they send out your rent check.

    Will this change how you pay rent the rest of the year?

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