How to Cash Out Happy Money in 2 Minutes
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Today, I got a Happy Money gift certificate a while ago, so I looked around and found out how to use it.
I’d like to tell you how to cash it out.
Take just 2 minutes to read this article to the end and you will know how to turn your Happy Money into cash! 해피머니 현금화
Then, the Happy Money cashing method begins!
1. Enter the Happy Money Gift Certificate site and log in (search for ‘Happy Money’ on the Internet) 좋은뉴스
2. Click ‘Charge’ at the bottom
3. Recharge Happy Money gift certificate – I had 3,900 won before, and I recharged 50,000 won!)
If you’ve made it this far, the Happy Money site is over!
4. After entering the “Payco” application, click ‘More’ at the bottom!
5. Go down and click ‘Point Recharge’!
6. Recharge method – Click Happy Money Gift Certificate!
7. After logging in with Happy Money ID, recharge! If you do not know the payment password, please check it by clicking the link below.
(https://www.happymoney.co.kr/svc/customer/payPassInfo.hm)
8. After charging is complete, go back to ‘More’ and click ‘Convert’ at the top!
9. Click ‘Export’ – ‘Naver Pay Points’
10. Convert 1 point to Naver Pay points!
11. Click More – ‘Refund to Account’
12. After checking the refund account, click ‘Request Refund’! At this time, those who do not have a refund account can register according to the instructions.
end!
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1. Go to the Happy Money site and recharge with Happy Cash
2. Enter the Payco app, recharge with Happy Money, and send 1p to Naver Pay Points
3. If you receive a refund after registering for a refund account, cashing is over!
There are some people who say that the Happy Money cashing method through Payco is not good because the fee is 8%, but when I looked for it at the carrot market when I was using this method, they usually sold 50,000 won bills at about 45,000 won.
In other words, it is the same as deducting 10% commission.
I changed it like that because I thought it would be better to lose 8% rather than 10% fee if I was going to cash it out.
I hope this was helpful and I’ll be back with good information next time!
thank you!