Prepaid Visa cards in my area seem to be sold by banks and AAA
offices.  The AAA office will undoubtedly require membership info.
Can one walk into a bank office and buy a prepaid Visa for cash and
not be required to give personal information and/or show ID?  Once
obtained are these cards accepted by ISPs for recurring monthly
charges?

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Anon wrote:

> Prepaid Visa cards in my area seem to be sold by banks and AAA offices.
> The AAA office will undoubtedly require membership info. Can one walk into
> a bank office and buy a prepaid Visa for cash and not be required to give
> personal information and/or show ID?  Once obtained are these cards
> accepted by ISPs for recurring monthly charges?

It depends on where you are, I hear Europe has all but outlawed
"anonymous" debit cards, but try your local mall. They'll often sell
prepaid VISA/MC debit cards that can even be refilled, for cash, with
nothing but a signature (anyones). ;)

Ccheck the card to make sure it includes the 3 or 4 digit security code on
the back. Some are going to be unusable outside the mall, and this as far
as I can tell is usually the key.

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Where I live, I have no malls that sell prepaid Visas. I have checked them
all.  I have been buying them online from Ultimate Anonymity (yeah, go
ahead, let the trolling begin) with no problems. I send a money order and
get a Visa card (via email or snail mail) with any name I want embossed on
it and associated with any address  I desire and they do have the 3 digit
number on the panel.  Each one has worked without a hitch so far.

doesnt matter what the trolls say (and I am sure they will ahve asomething
to say), the cards work and thats all that matters.

SC


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It depends on where you are, I hear Europe has all but outlawed
"anonymous" debit cards, but try your local mall. They'll often sell
prepaid VISA/MC debit cards that can even be refilled, for cash, with
nothing but a signature (anyones).  ;)

Ccheck the card to make sure it includes the 3 or 4 digit security code on
the back. Some are going to be unusable outside the mall, and this as far
as I can tell is usually the key.

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On 23 May 2006 22:02:17 -0000, Stray Cat wrote:

> Where I live, I have no malls that sell prepaid Visas. I have checked them
> all.  I have been buying them online from Ultimate Anonymity (yeah, go
> ahead, let the trolling begin) with no problems. I send a money order and
> get a Visa card (via email or snail mail) with any name I want embossed on
> it and associated with any address  I desire and they do have the 3 digit
> number on the panel.  Each one has worked without a hitch so far.
>
> doesnt matter what the trolls say (and I am sure they will ahve asomething
> to say), the cards work and thats all that matters.
>
> SC
>
> Anon wrote:
> 
>
> It depends on where you are, I hear Europe has all but outlawed
> "anonymous" debit cards, but try your local mall. They'll often sell
> prepaid VISA/MC debit cards that can even be refilled, for cash, with
> nothing but a signature (anyones).  ;)
>
> Ccheck the card to make sure it includes the 3 or 4 digit security code on
> the back. Some are going to be unusable outside the mall, and this as far
> as I can tell is usually the key.

Allot of people have mentioned good things about that product here and in
other groups.

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On Tue, 23 May 2006, traveler 66 <noreply@nym.alias.net> wrote:
>On 23 May 2006 22:02:17 -0000, Stray Cat wrote:
>
>
>Allot of people have mentioned good things about that product here and in
>other groups.

Traveler, "allot" is not a word. Neither is "alot". Using these in a
sentence tells any educated person that you're an uneducated dolt.

Just a little food for thought.

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Anonymous wrote:

> On Tue, 23 May 2006, traveler 66 <noreply@nym.alias.net> wrote: 
>
> Traveler, "allot" is not a word. Neither is "alot". Using these in a
> sentence tells any educated person that you're an uneducated dolt.

You do realize you're trying to teach rocket surgery to someone with the
IQ of a boiled peanut.... right?

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Virtual visa cards:

http://www.epassporte.com

http://www.graphcard.com

I have not tested their services so I can't comment on it besides what
they say on their website



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On Wed, 24 May 2006 10:15:04 +0200 (CEST), George Orwell wrote:

> Anonymous wrote:
> 
>
> You do realize you're trying to teach rocket surgery to someone with the
> IQ of a boiled peanut.... right?

Rocket surgery is just what it is for someone like you, go back to school.

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