1. 08-23-09 01:36 PM #1
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    How does ******** work?

    I'm trying to make a deposit into BETJAM. They told me the best route would be to get a card from ********. How exactly does this work?

    I purchase a card from a location and they apply whatever balance I want onto the card? Then I simply use that card as I would a regular credit card to make a deposit?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Imgoinhungry View Post
    I'm trying to make a deposit into BETJAM. They told me the best route would be to get a card from ********. How exactly does this work?

    I purchase a card from a location and they apply whatever balance I want onto the card? Then I simply use that card as I would a regular credit card to make a deposit?
    when did you purchase the card?
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    the reason why I ask is if you just bought it, it may not work. You have to call and register your card. They then send you a new card with your name and new #'s, then it will work for online transactions.
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    I haven't bought it yet. When I buy it, can I purchase the balance to go on the card with my regular debit card?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Imgoinhungry View Post
    I haven't bought it yet. When I buy it, can I purchase the balance to go on the card with my regular debit card?
    Most likely not. Although there was a gas station that let me reload with a credit card. The place has shut down.
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    what I would do is this......
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    go to ********.com and order a card. It will come ine the mail. When you load the card, they will deduct $9.95 or so for the card. That is the amount you would spend to buy the dummy card anyway. It will save time.
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    So if I want to put 1k on the card I simply take the card I purchased from the site and 1k in cash into the local CVS and take care of it there?

    Thanks for the help.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Imgoinhungry View Post
    So if I want to put 1k on the card I simply take the card I purchased from the site and 1k in cash into the local CVS and take care of it there?

    Thanks for the help.
    from what I know, no.
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    I just saw that cvs does ** reloads.
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    there is different ways of reloading. The easiest is when a store does card reloads.

    Some places, like check cashing places, let you reload whatever amount you want, say $59.

    Other places you have to reload either $20, $50, $100, $200, maybe $500 as well.


    Other places you have to reload either by doing a ** pre pay service or a ** payment.
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    On the website now. You can use your ATM card to fund the ******** card... 5 buck fee. I guess I'll go that route.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Imgoinhungry View Post
    On the website now. You can use your ATM card to fund the ******** card... 5 buck fee. I guess I'll go that route.
    really? I didn't know that. Is it instant?
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    don't get the **********. Some books only take ****
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    From their site...

    You can now transfer money to your ******** account using our Instant Bank Transfer feature for just $4.95 per transaction. It's easy, secure, and best of all fast!
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    300 max per day... and they put a limit on how much you can have on the card. Screw that. Not dealing with it... On to another book that accepts ************.
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