On Wednesday, October 15, 2003, at 10:39 PM, Jim Davidson wrote:
Have you looked at the cards from
http://freeluna.dreambuildersystems.com/
yet?
These look intriguing.
http://www.e-bullion.com/
I've had excellent results with these folks, and own
one of their cards.
Same here. I liked the card
Dear Mark,
I have looked at like over 100 different cards
Have you looked at the cards from
http://freeluna.dreambuildersystems.com/
yet?
http://www.goldnow.st/debit_card_buy.asp
I have had bad experiences with GoldNow. I would not
use their card.
CambistStored Value VISA card (one t
Dear Joel,
Thanks for the responses.
I live in Nepal and I am using my Indian address to open PayPal account.
Regards - yatry
> Dear Yog Yatry,
Where abouts are you located ?
If you are located in the US, UK, New Zealand, Canada or
Australia, we can sell you a mastercard for $50
It can
Michael,
Last I know about it, they were out of stock...
Just verified now from the link you provided, and it still says :
Temporarily out of stock
bummer.
My card still works. Hopefully they will get some more in soon.
--
Kind regards,
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http://www.gold-today.com
http:/
Michael,
Last I know about it, they were out of stock...
Just verified now from the link you provided, and it still says :
Temporarily out of stock
Patrick,
AnyGoldNow
> I use http://permaworld.org/ and it is not expensive. About 30USD to
> get and a couple of percent to use.
>
> I don't get
I want to buy an anonymous debit card (cirrus) and
while searching the web I realised that most are
scams.. like tntexchange.com who are asking you to
send them $900 UPFRONT.
I use http://permaworld.org/ and it is not expensive. About 30USD to
get and a couple of percent to use.
I don't
Liquid Privacy can fund both ChexCard and CashCard V-Cash cards from E-Gold
in under 15 minutes; the process is automated. ChexCard is a fully
functioning mastercard. CashCard is a 100% anonymous cirrus card -- no name,
nada. We do not supply the cards, but they can easily be obtained from
I don't know about "anonymous", but there is a site here:
http://www.permaworld.org/
that funds this debit card via e-gold
http://www.virtual-atm.com/
I think it is Maestro and Cirrus capable.
HR
> Who can now supply some anonymous debit cards (ATM only isn't a
> problem) working worldwid
At 12:44 PM 1/18/2003 +0300, Mariman Center wrote:
Who can now supply some anonymous debit cards (ATM only isn't a
problem) working worldwide (visa, cirrus or MC), that can be funded by
e-gold ?
The good folks at Cambist.net sell disposable Visa debit cards which you
can buy with e-gold
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| The fact is, (to make one example) many major car rental companies in
| the USA will rent to you with a credit card, but NOT with a debit
| card.
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[...]
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| Who knows WHAT reason Budget, Enterprise etc. adopt this policy for?
I rented a car from Budget in California
A few belated comments:
1. Domestic systems may differentiate between credit cards and
debit cards, but this does not work internationally because all the
cards are processed on the same system. If you take a non-US-issued Visa
or Mastercard branded debit card to a US car rental agency, for
>Hi Jonathan,
>
>I don't get the difference between a debit card and a credit card
>with a zero credit limit?
Ian, it's a free world! People don't have to give reasons!
The fact is, (to make one example) many major car rental companies in
the USA will rent to you with a credit card, but NOT w
Hi Jonathan,
I don't get the difference between a debit card and a credit card with a
zero credit limit? Also, I'm sure I've seen Australian banks (eg. Bendigo
bank) offering Visa debit or credit cards for free or certainly no more
than AUD$24 per year. (I'm certain the Bendigo Bank offering w
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-Original Message-
From: Jonathan Regan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, 8 September 2002 2:55 PM
To: e-gold Discussion
Subject: [e-gold-list] Re: debit cards and popular branding
I think the majority of responses to my initial email
have missed the mark. I realise that credit
I think the majority of responses to my initial email
have missed the mark. I realise that credit cards can
be funded from all over the place - but what about
an international debit card solution that is branded
by one of the big three etc.
NB: Thanks to all those people that sent me private
>
>
> Maybe Australian or New Zealand exchange providers can use BPay from their
> Internet Banking to directly and electronically pay someone's credit card
> (at a BPay fee of thirty Australian cents). >
>
We have been doing that for months - paying into our Australian customers'
credit cards
At 09:25 PM 6/09/2002 -0500, John Paul May wrote (in reply to Jonathan Regan):
>You know, one really simply idea if very simply to PAY your credit card
>off, using a check from e-gold via a MM you know?
Maybe Australian or New Zealand exchange providers can use BPay from their
Internet Banking
> So sadly, they're not equivalent anyways :O
> Jonathan, debit cards in fact do NOT always act as a credit card.
Yes I know. Debit cards have serious advantages and lots of
disadvantages. There is a HUGE market online for debit cards
that can be used as credit cards. ie, when you arrive at an
>It seems to me that a branded debit card would "act"
>like a real credit card, and there is a HUGE demand
>for these types of cards, ie. "debit Vs. credit" ...
Johnathon, debit cards in fact do NOT always act as a credit card.
Here's a common example ... major car companies in the US generally
Jonathan wrote:
>I know that there are plenty of Maestro based cash cards,
>but these are not the same. Any market makers moving
>towards a branded debit card? I'd love to earn in e-gold
>and flush the funds into an account that can be used to
>purchase things online from most major vendors ...
O
> Is there a specific reason why I have not seen any images
> of the debit cards available from the various market
> makers?
>
> I'm just wondering, but an answer off the list won't hurt
> if it is too contentious!
Lourens,
Go to http://www.e-fidex.com, hold your mouse over "Accounts and Paymen
Simply because most of the market makers are selling cards from the same
issuing banks; (i.e. Latvian banks and one from St. Vincent). You can count
on one hand the bulk of those issuers :)
Also, it seems the issuers prefer to keep a low profile and request photos
of the cards not to be shown all
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