[darkhand]

We now have available a trully anonymous Mastercard.

For those who value their privacy, you can now make and recieve payments anonymously.

The card is attached to a card account

This card is in Euro and has a high withdrawal limit and is available to customers from all countries.

This card can be used for online gaming no matter what country you are from.

As privacy is one of the main features of this card, we will not give out the name of the card or issuing bank.


Highlights
No name printed on the card
Internet banking
Receive Wire transfers (3rd party inclusive)
Anonymous Wires
Secure Bank.
No minimum balance requirements
Mastercard to use online or offline
Unlimited loading on Account
€ 3,650,000 annual limit per card,
€ 10,000 maximum balance on card,
Max loading is € 10,000 per day.

Costs
Monthly fee € 2.5
Minimum Initial Load € 10,00
Card Load from Account € 2,00
Daily ATM withdrawal limit € 2.000,00
Buying POS, Internet € 1,30
Buying / withdrawing in foreign currency 1,50%
ATM cash withdrawal € 5,00
One Time Activation Fee € 10,00
Card Block € 3,00
Terminate card € 5,00

Know your customer requirements
None
However we require a scanned copy of a Government issued ID document.This is retained by us.
The card is shipped to any address of your choice, excluding a P.O.Box number.

Loading Methods
International Bank Wire 2% €50 min fee
Liberty Reserve 10% plus €25, $500 minimum

Payment Methods
Liberty Reserve

Fee: $480 plus cost of shipping

Visit us here:

Debitcards4all.net

[CashCambist]

However we require a scanned copy of a Government issued ID document.This is retained by us.

Why do you need this if it is not passed on to the issuing bank?

[darkhand]

Originally Posted by CashCambist

Why do you need this if it is not passed on to the issuing bank?

We want to know who we provide cards to.

[adadu]

Truly anonymous but I need to send a Government issued ID document and the seller excludes P.O. BOX'es . NICE!

[darkhand]

Originally Posted by adadu

Truly anonymous but I need to send a Government issued ID document and the seller excludes P.O. BOX'es . NICE!

Yes, the card is truly anonymous in nature and operation. Once you have the card, you can receive anonymous wires and make anonymous payments.

No one you deal with using the card will know who you are.

[TrustNOBODYnever]

things nice , if they issuer don't care who buy(and use) their garbage's why do you care ?

[darkhand]

Originally Posted by TrustNOBODYnever

things nice , if they issuer don't care who buy(and use) their garbage's why do you care ?

Thanks for the gratuitous insult. Could it be because we care?

[Dready]

Originally Posted by TrustNOBODYnever

why do you care ?

Originally Posted by darkhand

Could it be because we care?

No, you cannot care because you care. That's like fishing because you fish.

Why? "Because I do." does not answer the question, mr question dodger.

[darkhand]

Originally Posted by Dready

No, you cannot care because you care. That's like fishing because you fish.

Why? "Because I do." does not answer the question, mr question dodger.

These cards are anonymous in nature and operation. There is really no true anonymity when it comes to card acquisition. At some point in the application and acquisition process the applicant must identify him or herself. In the case of these cards, we hold these documents.

[TrustNOBODYnever]

I didn't wanted to insult you dude , far away from me this , thing is ... if the issuing bank don't care who buy hes stuff's why do you care? Don't come with an answer ready made from '' know your customers '' because ... none with more than 2 cell brains alive will think about such ...

Thing is , on banking system can't be a truly anonymity , the banks like institutions are forced by the laws to keep records about the transactions and customers , on europe , the financial institutions which didn't got the bank licenses can be more ... '' flexible '' at some points on their services but they still need to identify properly if they wish to use some of the banks services ... you got my point ? right