That’s because Visa International, the single largest credit card and debit card issuer of the world has agreements with millions of merchants in most countries around the globe. Hopefully, you have $5K as float to pay your CC bills so you don't have to pay fees/interests on them.Nowadays, most prepaid cards are valid for international use. Check feedback/reviews about GD to know other people's experiences in dealing with them. You may have to call them to ask for a refund but be prepared to go back and forth with them (waste a lot of time) because it won't take just one call to get your refund. For those just starting, best to test with small amounts first.Īs to solution for this, I'd go with what Credipig said. May this serve as warning to others before they go on a buying spree w/o making plans on how to liquidate should something go wrong. Hopefully, other newbies will learn from your experience NEVER, EVER buy huge amounts like this unless they've tried a particular instrument at least once or twice. I have no desire to activate each of them using my SSN - I just want to assign a pin and be able to use them to buy MO's. To make a long story short - I now have 10 NetSpend cards (500$ each, of course) that I need to cash out. They want their vig so you have to do some transactions so they get $1 every so often and don't load $500 all the time. NetSpend gets upset and will lock your account if you only load $500 all the time and pay bills.

Then pay your bill by pulling funds from NetSpend. Go to your biller's website and set up NetSpend as a payment account by putting the route # and account number provided by NetSpend.

There is very little info on the netspend website about Billpay but there does seem to be a billpay option.Įven if you've never heard of the HEB specific product i'm referring to can anyone give me some insight to the viability of Netspend prepaid products as an MS instrument?You do pulls from your NetSpend account. Only thing I can't figure out is how to drain the funds from the Netspend card. If the employees let me buy a reload pack with a CC that earns a grocery store bonus and then I loaded onto the Netspend prepaid card. I wondered if this could possibly be a good MS outlet. I can't find any info on this anywhere but I was just at HEB the other day (a grocery store chain in TX) and I noticed they sell a product called 'HEB Netspend Visa Prepaid Card' and then right next to it they have 'Netspend reload packs'.

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