How to Transfer Money From Savings Catcher to Bluebird
February 28th has passed and we can no longer double our Savings Catcher money by transferring them to Bluebird. Bummer! But, what wasn’t expected is the button to transfer money to Bluebird was totally gone.
Unfortunately, this is no longer an option, at all.
Well, guess what. We can! Now, the money won’t double but if you would like to continue to transfer your Savings Catcher rebates to your Bluebird card, there is a way. All you have to do is go to the website savingscatcher.walmart.com, not the smartphone app.
After you log in, you will see this option about halfway down the page.
Either click the “Redeem to Bluebird” button or you may need to edit your redemption method if you’ve never transferred to Bluebird before.
Why would someone make these transfers even though they won’t double anymore? Because it is still easier to pay with a credit card at the register than to print out your eGiftcard or bring it up on your phone for the cashier to scan.
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[…] UPDATE: Everything changed on February 28th and now nothing in this post is valid. Now there is a NEW way to transfer funds but it won’t double anymore. Everything you need to know is at How to Transfer Savings Catcher Bucks to Bluebird. […]
Amber Daniels
🙁 My option is grayed out, and I have $13 in my account. I also have no option to get a e-gift card or anything. I just sent them a message, so hoping to hear something soon. I’ve never had an issue transferring my money to Bluebird before.
Amber Daniels
🙁 My option is grayed out, and I have $13 in my account. I also have no option to get a e-gift card or anything. I just sent them a message, so hoping to hear something soon. I’ve never had an issue transferring my money to Bluebird before.
Amber Daniels
🙁 My option is grayed out, and I have $13 in my account. I also have no option to get a e-gift card or anything. I just sent them a message, so hoping to hear something soon. I’ve never had an issue transferring my money to Bluebird before.
Amber Daniels
🙁 My option is grayed out, and I have $13 in my account. I also have no option to get a e-gift card or anything. I just sent them a message, so hoping to hear something soon. I’ve never had an issue transferring my money to Bluebird before.
Melissa Pickel
Mine has also been like this since May. Ive talked to so many different people and nobody can figure it out or fix it. I dont have the option to redeem on my bluebird or change it so i can get egift card. Has anybody else figured anything out?
Victoria Jones
Is there any way of changing the bluebird card account on the savings catcher so it goes to a different card
John Cynthia Stevens
I have over $60 dollers in my blue bird account but when I go into my account it says I only have $1,I’ve never had this happen before . what’s going on?Can anyone explain what’s going on?
Aarn Farmer
I can’t. It sounds like you need to contact Bluebird technical support. Although, you might be confusing the amounts. The Savings Catcher dollars are kept in an entirely different “bucket” of dollars than anything else you have on the card and can only be spent at Walmart.
Cheryl Osborne
I have tried all weekend long to transfer my Walmart Saving’s catchers balance to my Bluebird American Express card, but always get an error message and it does not go through.
Aarn Farmer
I’m not sure why, I just sis it a few weeks ago without an issue. Perhaps try the AmEx helpline at Bluebird.com?
lizzie
i had 13.10 on my card plus entered new receipt on friday feb 17 2017 i checked my walmart saving card account to find no money on card so what happen to saving amount
Aarn Farmer
I’m not sure. Try contacting the help service at Walmart.com
Hudson
I have had by bluebird card for years and am also having trouble transferring my savings. Have contacted Walmart several times. No answer. I guess all bluebird cards are having trouble.
Marilyn Robbins
Egiftcards to Bluebird care