So my Apple Cash balance is show -$10.90
when I had exactly $10.90 on my Apple Pay Cash card. I made a payment to my girlfriend which basically $25.00 plus the $10.90 i had in my Apple Cash I have screenshots to show that I had that amount and the the $25.00 was pulled out from my debit card I just used the remaining balance that I had on my Apple Card which was $10.90 but it’s showing -$10.90
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iPhone 14, iOS 17
Apple Cash is a service that’s administered by Green Dot Bank. Contact an Apple Cash Specialist at Green Dot Bank by calling (877)-233-8552 or by calling 1-800-MY-APPLE
What part of my replies are confusing you? I’ll post it again for your convenience.
Apple Cash is a service that’s administered by Green Dot Bank. Contact an Apple Cash Specialist at Green Dot Bank by calling (877)-233-8552 or by calling 1-800-MY-APPLE
I see you down $40 to ADP, then you added $20, and you sent $20, $35.90 and $10. What you posted shows you’re down/short $85.90.
Obviously, balances you hopefully have are not showing.
Apple Cash is a service that’s administered by Green Dot Bank. Contact an Apple Cash Specialist at Green Dot Bank by calling (877)-233-8552 or by calling 1-800-MY-APPLE
I don’t understand how it’s showing negative if I have my debit card connected. You can obviously see all my other transactions were using my debit card. I hardly ever keep money on my Apple Cash card.
It shows in the screenshot I had $10.90 in Apple Cash card
and the $25.00 came from my debit card I have my debit card connected.
im just trying to figure out how im negative on Apple Cash I never activated a card I use it to just send cash or receive cash. Apple Pay wouldn’t even let you process the transaction if there is no money it’s not a credit card. So that’s why im confused on why my thing is showing negative when you can clearly see in the screenshot. My balance before sending.
I’m not short at all someone is scamming me look at my last two transactions how am I down $85.90
How can I track my Apple Cash transactions?
