epassportes?
theclownoftightness
07-08-2005 16:08:08
Do they really work for doing offers? I heard you cant buy personal webcertificates anymore so thats a bummer. But has anyone used one of these?
theclownoftightness D
J4320
07-08-2005 16:12:28
Are they prepaid credit cards?
theclownoftightness
07-08-2005 16:36:36
Its a virtual visa or you can get a plastic one but i dont want that. It just like a webcert. Im just wondering if anyone has had any luck with them.
https//epassporte.com is there site.
J4320
07-08-2005 17:02:56
Well I've seen people asking for them so they must work.
halfbreed
07-08-2005 17:30:56
I don't get why they're so special, why don't people just use the virtual paypal card?
nusqax
07-08-2005 17:37:32
because paypal sucks and they'll take away your moneys
theclownoftightness
07-08-2005 17:44:52
It is virtual. I wouldnt get the plastic one..
Blink182=Gone
07-08-2005 18:27:54
well from looking at those epassporte things, they look like they would work for doing offers because they have the 3digit security code. yum
Blink182=Gone
07-08-2005 18:30:55
can u pay with paypal for them or do you have to use a CC? I don't see anything about paypal on their site, j/w.
also, when your balance hits $0, can u close your account and get a different card?
heatsp2
07-08-2005 19:03:57
You have to be careful doing offers with an epassporte account. You will have to cancel the offer as soon as you can cause if you don't have money left in your epassporte account they will charge the amount owed to the company (such as Blockbuster or Stamps.com) on the credit card that you used to purchase it. Its not like a webcertificate where you won't get charged if you don't have any money left in your webcertificate account.
Blink182=Gone
07-08-2005 19:09:11
[quote54a9484cf8="heatsp2"]You have to be careful doing offers with an epassporte account. You will have to cancel the offer as soon as you can cause if you don't have money left in your epassporte account they will charge the amount owed to the company (such as Blockbuster or Stamps.com) on the credit card that you used to purchase it. Its not like a webcertificate where you won't get charged if you don't have any money left in your webcertificate account.[/quote54a9484cf8]
lol, ok forget that idea...
idrinklisterine
07-08-2005 19:22:29
But you can give ePassportes as gifts too. What happens when a gift account is overcharged?
Blink182=Gone
07-08-2005 19:27:11
[quote895553d936="idrinklisterine"]But you can give ePassportes as gifts too. What happens when a gift account is overcharged?[/quote895553d936]
your friend will hate your eternally.... lol
Blink182=Gone
07-08-2005 19:50:13
is there another site out there that has "virtual visas" like eppasportes?
tonydanza92
07-08-2005 20:07:27
[quote4fc04033ea="Blink182=Gone"]is there another site out there that has "virtual visas" like eppasportes?[/quote4fc04033ea]
i remember archon posted something about it in the off-topic forums awhile back
he said he got a citi credit card and it had the ability to go online and make unlimited oncs. Set expirations, max amounts, etv.. I dont feel like searching for that thred but it was less than a month ago i'm pretty sure.
++KMA !!![/size4fc04033ea]
Blink182=Gone
07-08-2005 20:10:25
yea, i heard about that...but I mean something that I can just pay for online, and then get emailed the card number and info.
anyone...anything?
Sonofshoe
07-08-2005 20:12:27
Get a MBNA card, you can go online and create an individual credit card number, with a maximum charge limit, and experation date etc.
I use it all of the time, works great.
J4320
07-08-2005 20:14:22
I use a 1stbank visa prepaid credit card for my offers. It doesn't work sometimes though.... (
Blink182=Gone
07-08-2005 20:17:33
[quote0252158408="Sonofshoe"]Get a MBNA card, you can go online and create an individual credit card number, with a maximum charge limit, and experation date etc.
I use it all of the time, works great.[/quote0252158408]
so even if u get charged by some redic. offer...it won't go to your cc?
mbna.com to use the feature?
slease
07-08-2005 20:20:04
Citibank cards allow virtual cards too. They have a great student card.