Prepaid Reloadable Debit card in USA
 

Looking to get a reloadable debit card but it seems like many of those I tried require submitting SSN.

May be there are offers that skip that part?

Can you share?

*i tried epassporte too!

Say your from Mexico and put your epassporte number :)

Vanilla Visa? Greendot? They need SSN?

Did you try entering a fake SS # ? *not advocating , just asking

Just tell them your name is Taras, that should work :thumbsup

BTW: that was my last jab, unless you come up with some other insulting remark.

Fucking yeah, they're asking for it. Kaiku too...

Well, at times, when I was in USA, they use zeros if the client does not have SSN, but online its not working I guess, tried zeroes - no luck.

Good bye then.

I am glad that politics will not interfere with a good web business :thumbsup

I said good bye.

Cards from issuing banks may only be available to US persons now.

AML and US Patriot act.

netspend is FDIC insured with savings account and has a very high limit 15k on the card and 5k on the savings to get the 5% interest but you can keep as much as the FDIC limit allows...........great service and good bank.

What about Transfer Money Online & Online Payment Gateways NETELLER ?

Optimal Payments Merchant Services Limited (Netteller) is licensed by the Financial Supervision Commission of the Isle of Man (Ref. 1357)

you can get them at entropay.com... their fees are 6% though...

Is that too bad?

Nothing bad, just not US based. May not work for some US stores.

The idea was to get a card to get it reloaded by someone while Im out of USA.

Not possible unless you're a US resident or are physically present in the US

you can ACH in and out of netspend, it is the best thing next to a REAL bank checking account. Actually metabank is a real bank and they are insured. You can make virtual card numbers for use online, then cancel them so you are secure. Get more cards for your friends or spouse and also instantly xfer money to other netspend users via a code you have. The only thing you can't do is wire.

Had a TON of problems using ACH with US clients. Some even say ACH is a EU thing, go figure LOL. Many think ACH is a WIRE. I can't educate everyone and the $ bounces back.

Many unsophisticated Americans know ACH (automated clearing house) as ''direct deposit''.

Right, gotta try that explanation.