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Subject:
Credit Card --- Stored Value / Prepaid
Category: Family and Home > Families Asked by: nronronronro-ga List Price: $5.00 |
Posted:
18 Jan 2004 14:16 PST
Expires: 17 Feb 2004 14:16 PST Question ID: 297756 |
Hi There ! All the big banks have instituted stored value or prepaid cards. These are not credit cards; you "pre-load" them with cash money. When that money is gone, the card is "dead." This would be useful---one could give this card to a relative without worrying that the end-of-month bill could be excessive. When the allotted money is gone, the card shuts down. But here is the catch: most of these banks charge a $50 annual fee. Some even charge to load the money onto the card ! In other words, they are charging you to hold your money. :-) A 5-star answer would be one of these cards that does not charge an annual fee. All comments greatly appreciated ! ron |
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Re: Credit Card --- Stored Value / Prepaid
From: tisme-ga on 18 Jan 2004 14:38 PST |
Gift Cards - Mastercard 1. Go to http://www.mastercard.com 2. Click Find a Card 3. Click Gift and Prepaid Cards 4. Click Sort List By and select purchase fee. Also try monthly fee (the first one for example you pay $6 for and there are no annual fees, the third one has a $3 purchase fee and is reloadable. Gift Cards - Visa 1. Select English - USA (assuming you are from US) 2. Click Cards 3. Have a look at under Prepaid Cards / Visa Gift Card. Click Apply now and look for a location in your area that would get you the best deal. tisme-ga |
Subject:
Re: Credit Card --- Stored Value / Prepaid
From: nronronronro-ga on 18 Jan 2004 14:47 PST |
tisme, Tis a great answer ! Please post so I can pay you. Thx. ron |
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