Pre-Paid Visa/MasterCards?

[Trezz]

Is there any type of pre-paid card you can purchase online and use for only online purchases? I'm not wanting a plastic card to be sent out or to be able to use it at ATM's.

I've already got a MC debit card thru my bank, but, I've had a couple of strange charges to it and I'm wanting something that I can charge with say $100US or 50 GBP and just use it there and then, without waiting for the card to land on my doorstep.

Probably is available but not to Aussies.

Cheers

[Simmo!]

Not sure if this page helps: but they may only have "real" card options Trezz. If not and you find one, let me know so I can add it

Simmo!

[winbig]

I highly recommend Netspend. Accepted everywhere

[Trezz]

I'm going with entropay. This is one of the only ones that accept Aussies, least from what I can tell.

Cheers

[winbig]

Originally Posted by Trezz

I'm going with entropay. This is one of the only ones that accept Aussies, least from what I can tell.

Cheers

Oops, sorry about that, didn't notice you're from down under

[me_and_ed]

Epassporte, but limited casino use, mostly playtechs.

[Simmo!]

Originally Posted by me_and_ed

...mostly playtechs.

Playtechs will accept IOU's too I hear

[winbig]

Also, I've had success with gift cards..(Visa). I've never had a problem with funding my Neteller account with them, and they're usually < $5 to buy.

You can use them immediately too; no activation or anything.

[silkprint]

Isn't it harder to cashout when you deposit with a credit card?
I use Click2pay and haven't had a problem with them yet.

[winbig]

Originally Posted by silkprint

Isn't it harder to cashout when you deposit with a credit card?

Yes, but you wouldn't be depositing at the casino using the card. You can fund Neteller, etc with it and keep your bank account out of the equation altogether except for withdraws, since the issue is with funding Neteller (and soon others if you live in the USA) via your checking account. The only real drawback using this method is that you'll be paying the 1.9% fee to Neteller instead of the casino picking up the tab.