vanilla visa
- Thread starter rockycatt
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I'm not sure exactly what you mean RC, however, the Vanilla Visa worked great for me a couple of times at Liberty Slots.
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I'm not sure exactly what you mean RC, however, the Vanilla Visa worked great for me a couple of times at Liberty Slots.
Interesting. I thought Vanilla Visa couldn't be used for international transactions or for internet transactions either.
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Probably not supposed to be able to use them for intn'l transactions, but all the times I've played at Vegas Tech Casinos you buy a 'voucher' only to be used at that particular casino. I'm not sure how that works but I do know the Vanilla Visa has worked for me at Liberty Slots. I've tried it twice and twice it's worked. Hope that helps.
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What is vanilla visa? I know of a product called Vanilla Coke though. I used to like vanilla and coke but the 2 combined tastes urghhhh!
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A vanilla visa is just a prepaid visa card you can buy at the store. It is visa branded, however, it cannot be reloaded like a Netspend Visa
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I much prefer the Boysenberry Visa.
Tastes much nicer, but still hard to chew.
Tastes much nicer, but still hard to chew.
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I deposited successfully at Liberty Slots using one Vanilla Visa Gift Card last Monday, but yesterday with another one, my deposit request wouldn't go through, despite repeated efforts. The packaging of the two cards had the same gold cover with a bow ($20-$500). But, after I purchased the cards, I noticed the packaging of the one that failed had a small paragraph on the back that said no international or internet purchases. The one that succeeded did not.
Maybe all Vanilla Visa Gift Cards are not created equal?
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