Jack Harlow’s collaboration with Venmo was undoubtedly an interesting event. Continue reading to learn more about it.
Did you know that Venmo once collaborated with the Grammy-nominated rapper Jack Harlow before?
Jack Harlow and Venmo partnership was for a 24-hour $10,000 giveaway with the #VenmoU Cash Drop. It was exclusive to college students because college is expensive.
Do you want to find out more about this interesting partnership? Continue reading as we go through all of it!
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Entering the Venmo/Jack Harlow Giveaway
As a college student, you could’ve entered the Jack Harlow – Venmo giveaway by following these steps:
- Sign up for a Venmo account. Download the Venmo app on your phone and choose a sign-up method. Then, input the required info and set a new password. Once you verify your mobile phone and email address, your account should be ready.
- Visit http://Venmo.com and input the same mobile phone number you used to create your Venmo account.
- Spin the wheel for a chance to instantly win anything from $1 to $500 (the money was sent by Jack Harlow).
After going through these steps, you’d be entered into a drawing for a chance to win the grand prize, which is 10,000 U.S dollars.
Background
The whole idea behind this giveaway is to help college students with their textbooks and tuition fees. Based on official Venmo reports, 64% of 2020’s graduating class borrowed $29,000 on average, signaling a 13% increase from the previous decade.
In that giveaway, Venmo and Jack Harlow wanted to help college students in any possible way. Even if the student wasn’t able to win the grand prize, they’d still win something with the spinning wheel.
Before the event, Harlaw tweeted, “I partnered with [Venmo] to give out $100K because college is expensive.”
Withdrawing the Money
The only way to withdraw the money you received on Venmo is to link a bank account or card to your Venmo account. To do this, open your profile, and under “Payment Methods”, choose “Card” or “Bank Account”. Enter the required details, and you’re good to go.
If you don’t have a bank account, you can sign up for a Venmo debit card. You can apply for a Venmo debit card by navigating to the “Cards” tab in the Venmo app and choosing “Venmo Debit Card”. Fill out the form and wait to hear back from Venmo on your card status.
What Is Venmo?
Venmo is a mobile P2P money transfer solution that facilitates transfers among friends and family members. It’s super convenient, and you don’t even need a bank account to use it since you can apply for the Venmo debit card. However, to use Venmo, you must be at least 18 years old.
Other ways you can use Venmo include fundraising, donations, crowdfunding, and cheque splitting.
Benefits of Venmo
Here are some of the perks of using Venmo to send and receive money:
- Little to no fees
- Instant transfer option
- Easy and convenient mobile app management
- Bank card or account isn’t required
- Can be used to buy goods from selected retailers
- Has its own debit and credit cards
- No fixed annual or monthly fees
The features of Venmo make it an excellent choice for the fast-paced lives of college students. Since students often prefer fast and quick services that don’t require much paperwork, Venmo would definitely be a useful app for them.
More About Jack Harlow
Jack Harlow (full name: Jackman Thomas Harlow) is an American rapper. Born in Louisville, Kentucky, Harlow is one of the youngest rappers in the American rap scene.
He was born in 1998, and while Jackman has never gone to college himself, he’s well aware of the financial struggles that a big chunk of college students go through to earn their degrees. This has led him to agree to the partnership with Venmo.
He’s currently signed to Generation Now, a record label founded by DJ Drama and Don Cannon.
Final Words
That was a brief explanation of Jack Harlow’s collaboration with Venmo.
With this giveaway, all college students who participated won something, even if it’s not the grand prize.
It’s definitely a nice move from both parties and something that’ll increase Venmo’s user-base among college students.
