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[darkmoon19]

https://reloadpaycard.com/

Anyone ever used them? site looking kinda legit... Pls post feedback!

[Asiarider]

Originally Posted by darkmoon19

https://reloadpaycard.com/

Anyone ever used them? site looking kinda legit... Pls post feedback!

Hi,

I do not see any price or do I miss something? You can not buy by e-gold. So reloadable only by Paypal??

Asiarider

[wholesale_supplier]

Their SSL Has errors. but Paypal is welcome !!
There is also a site called creapay.com which runs on a cheap script providing same services.Well You can make try ofcourse,,,,,


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[Jesse001]

I can't find the price for their cards on their website, either!

[darkmoon19]

Anyone of the board ever used them before...

[mbarlow]

Reloaypaycard is a SCAM! I was foolish enough to loose US$315 to them. I sent it by Western Union as per their instructions and informed them of all the details, but they never responded. Sent them several emails, but no response. No one answers their phone in the UK or Spain, and their USA number is for someone totally unrelated to them. Really feel stupid, as I lost about the same amount last year to Money-around-the-world. That is a complete scam also. I can send more details if you wish.