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Title: [ANN] Exchange Bitcoin to Virtual Visa Card at WalletBit Post by: Kris on June 07, 2012, 04:29:58 AM Virtual Visa Card. Just signup or signin and in your dashboard you'll see a few links to the left, use the "Virtual Visa Card" to exchange your bitcoins to dollars on a virtual visa card. Please read more about this great opportunity at https://walletbit.com/virtual-visa-card Sincerely, Kris WalletBit (tm) https://walletbit.com Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange Bitcoin to Virtual Visa Card at WalletBit Post by: Stephen Gornick on June 07, 2012, 09:07:09 AM A minor little detail ...
"Cards are only valid in the U.S." Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange Bitcoin to Virtual Visa Card at WalletBit Post by: Kris on June 07, 2012, 12:41:17 PM A minor little detail ... "Cards are only valid in the U.S." If you do not need shipping you can use them anywhere or so I've been informed. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange Bitcoin to Virtual Visa Card at WalletBit Post by: Stephen Gornick on June 07, 2012, 07:29:50 PM A minor little detail ... "Cards are only valid in the U.S." If you do not need shipping you can use them anywhere or so I've been informed. Well, prepaid debit cards are now under new restrictions. Ones that are allowed to be used outside the U.S. generally require that the card be registered online, so most issuers restrict use to inside the U.S. only. Would you find out for sure if these truly can be used for purchases outside the U.S.? Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange Bitcoin to Virtual Visa Card at WalletBit Post by: Bitco on June 07, 2012, 09:02:12 PM Well, prepaid debit cards are now under new restrictions. Ones that are allowed to be used outside the U.S. generally require that the card be registered online, so most issuers restrict use to inside the U.S. only. Would you find out for sure if these truly can be used for purchases outside the U.S.? There are a few prepaid cards that can be used internationally, but many don't allow it. In general, be wary of any card issued by a bank in the US. Due to recent legislation limiting interchange fees, many banks are routing transactions to different networks with lower fees, and many of these networks are not international. Even when international payments are processed, it may be limited to certain countries. Many online stores verify the billing address (or at least ZIP code) so you need to register your address if you want to buy from them. This usually only works for US addresses. BTW, try searching for "visa gift card" on bitmit for some examples. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange Bitcoin to Virtual Visa Card at WalletBit Post by: cytokine on June 07, 2012, 09:10:15 PM viewing
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