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1) where are you guys buying these at?

2) how much can you put on 1 card?

3) all books taking them?

4) someone said there is a number that they have to start with, what is it?

5) can you use the same card at 2 different books?

any and all answers/info are appreciatied.
 

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We are talking about the prepaid cards you can buy at a place like Walgreens. GOOD ???? I want to hear this one also.
 

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One more time. Your best bet is to buy one of these at a check cashing place. Across the country they all seem to carry either the all access gift card or netspend permanent card. I think the gift card you can load up to around $350 and it costs you $4.95 to load.

The permanent card is the way to go. It costs you $10 once to load from $50-$2500, and every other time you can load for $2 each time thereafter. If you buy the permanent card, you get a temporary card which you can use immediately, and the permanent one comes in a week with your name on it.

They are taken at every book and poker site that I've dealt with, and yes you can use them to deposit at more than one book. I think the permanent card is a better deal if you plan on depositing over the years, and the fact that they are registered when you buy them.
 

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stuckinvegas said:
One more time. Your best bet is to buy one of these at a check cashing place. Across the country they all seem to carry either the all access gift card or netspend permanent card. I think the gift card you can load up to around $350 and it costs you $4.95 to load.

The permanent card is the way to go. It costs you $10 once to load from $50-$2500, and every other time you can load for $2 each time thereafter. If you buy the permanent card, you get a temporary card which you can use immediately, and the permanent one comes in a week with your name on it.

They are taken at every book and poker site that I've dealt with, and yes you can use them to deposit at more than one book. I think the permanent card is a better deal if you plan on depositing over the years, and the fact that they are registered when you buy them.

what are they called?
 

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Iceman, there was already a thread posted about this, about 2 hrs before you posted yours...I think you'll see it on the front page a few titles away from this one. Hope that helps with your questions.
 

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prepaid visa question

What happens when you win after depositing with a prepaid visa. will the book put the withdraw back on the card? can you use the card then at an atm to get your $.? anyone have any info on this. thanks
 

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Ice, gift to go cards can be purchased at walgreen.I saw 50 and 100 dollar cards.I was told that the number on front of card must start with a 3 or 4 .I used these today at bj (talked to cust rep and was easy!) They must have Visa logo on front. Chip, You can get a Betjam card for withdrawals.
 

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chanoo552 said:
Ice, gift to go cards can be purchased at walgreen.I saw 50 and 100 dollar cards.I was told that the number on front of card must start with a 3 or 4 .I used these today at bj (talked to cust rep and was easy!) They must have Visa logo on front. Chip, You can get a Betjam card for withdrawals.

can you do $500 cards?
 

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Like I said in the other thread, you can get pre-paid Visas mailed to you from many different places. I have one that max load is $2500, $3.95 per load fee. These work at the 4-5 books I've deposited on.
 

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