List of Prepaid-Virtual cards

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To answer is order:
@tr92 there are six Crypto.com cards.
Five out of six require a six month stake of crypto.com coins. MCO Visa Card | 5% Card Spend Reward | Crypto.com
You see how many MCO coins you have to stake below each cards's name.
Only the Blue one comes completely free and with no stake obligation.
All the cards have no issuance or monthly fee.

Then @DigiCambio, the WINNER's cards have features, that technically are denied also by their own support service. So it is better to keep a low profile.

Lastly, do you have any proof about Blackcatcard and Epayservice identy thief?
I admit that Epayservice has an incredibly long onboarding time, but it works fine. So Blackcatcard.
Many users here have already confirmed it in the past ePayService / epayservices.com - Any reviews ?

Myself changed opinion too. The only detail is that Epayservice requires compulsory a PASSPORT.
 
#29
blueweb said:
how much is max? I read it the same that privacy.com has a spending limit of $100 so how much is the max?
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The default max is $100 initially, but you just need to send them an email to unlock it.
I have used Privacy.com for above $1k online purchases many times.
However, I had many refusal when the store was not in North America. Even for less than $50 online purchase on a EU based store that was accepting USD.
 
#33
KJK said:
Blackcatcard really looks very suspicious. First they went under the name Papaya (?), then they switched name to Blackcatcard (???).
The website looks very weird, no idea who their customer is supposed to me.
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i completely agree and that exactly what i said on other post .

i will add a note , stay far awaaay from epayservices ... if epayments looked too ugly beneath the surface it's easy to find why epayservices is totally terrible emi (both are malicious russian emi's)
 
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which ones of those have their own IBAN ?
 
#36
You mean they are the same service as this one ePayments may have a hidden agenda, be warned. if they are it is pretty fucked to list them here.
 
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