Selling Virtual Reloadable CArds

[allocide]

Hi
I am selling USA virtual cards.
These cards are VISA-branded and are open to all transactions(international or domestic)
Cards can be reloaded and therefore perfect for long or short term use
Can issue you one card a day or 10 a day there is no limit
Fully anonymous

Rates are listed here
Card Issuance - $20 USD
Card Top Up Fee - 5% so topping up $50 will require $55

Until I prove myself with a few sales I'm happy to do all sales with escrow with the escrow services listed on bitcoin talk
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2439910.0

Any more questions feel free to contact me

[mikeywith]

Hi
I am selling USA virtual cards.
These cards are VISA-branded and are open to all transactions(international or domestic)
Cards can be reloaded and therefore perfect for long or short term use
Can issue you one card a day or 10 a day there is no limit
Fully anonymous

Rates are listed here
Card Issuance - $20 USD
Card Top Up Fee - 5% so topping up $50 will require $55

Until I prove myself with a few sales I'm happy to do all sales with escrow with the escrow services listed on bitcoin talk
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2439910.0

Any more questions feel free to contact me

how can be these cards be re-loaded? can we fund them using crypto ?
can we fund them without having to get back to you ?

[2258chef]

Am interested.

Do these cards offer some kind of online log-in so I can update billing address etc?

[NastyBoy]

Am interested.

Do these cards offer some kind of online log-in so I can update billing address etc?

When i give him btc addres he stop reply. Not waste time for him

[MC11DXF42410159]

Are these credit or debit? Can I use for vps?

[btcton]

On top of the doubts already raised by the posters above me, I would like to say that many trusted (or at least somewhat successful) virtual card sellers in these forums have tried doing this before but they have all gotten restricted in some way. For example, in my end, I bought a card which worked fine for a few months but later the issuing bank restricted the card usage until you could provide proof of identity to them in person. In this case, pretty much everyone lost all of what they had, as the funds were just frozen. Luckily for me, I had no more $5 remaining inside. I would just note that no matter how reputable or honest the seller might be, these sort of things can still happen.