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Gift cards no longer an option
Well I wonder how they found out.......
Giftcards.com cancels virtual visa option By Ryan McLane 27 February 2007 Online gamblers will no longer be able to buy virtual gift cards at www.giftcards.com to fund their accounts. Sometime this weekend, giftcards.com officials removed the virtual gift card choice from their purchasing menu and are now offering only "hard cards," corporate gift cards, and an ATM card option. A giftcard.com spokesperson refused to say if the move was related to online gambling. "There is no comment on any of this," spokesperson Jason Wolfe said. "We took the service down because we are revamping our fraud system." Casino City reported last week that you could buy a virtual gift cards and use it to deposit into a casino within two hours. That made it a great option for U.S. based online gamblers looking to find another deposit method in the post-NETeller era. And it worked quickly enough that it came close to mimicking the Instacash option once available with NETeller. Last edited by vegasunderground; 02-28-2007 at 12:21 PM. |
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I wonder if allaccessgift.com still works.
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is this the same as visa 2 go?
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I noticed this, no more virtual visa. Also the greendot card at Walgreens doesn't work (on betjm at least) and the www-card has been producing mixed results. Basically you need to call the company you intend to send money to to find out which deposit options are functioning.
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Gift-card always sucked
Gift2go and allaccess work fine. Used them both 2day. green dot works with virtual only wwwcard and works fine too |
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