Currently only have a prepaid atm. And I don't own a credit card. I read somewhere that yeahgeek accepts it, but I haven't received a reply from my email yet. Does anyone have personal experiences with buying with a prepaid visa? Thanks!
Hacking Noob here. Any sites that accept visa prepaid cards?
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If the shop says that they accept Visa, the prepaid card is pretty much always going to work. Do note that a lot of sites need an address associated with the card, so you might have to register it first (most prepaid Visas I've seen can link with gowallet).
That's incorrect though. Nearly all prepaid visa cards are restricted to US-based transactions only. Even US sellers like modchipsdirect bill from a foreign address.
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Go to the website that's found on the pre-paid card sticker if you haven't already peeled it off. You must register pre-paid cards before purchasing anything online because as stated above it needs a name and address on the card which you set up in a matter of minutes through the website. I've never had a problem ordering with pre-paid cards but then again I haven't done this since I bought my supercard DSTWO a few years back.
Should be fine I use those all the time......u can even register one as a Personal Debit Card so u too can have a "Credit Card" in your name 
You could then Direct Deposit or use MoneyPaks to reload
You could then Direct Deposit or use MoneyPaks to reload
or you could add your visa prepaid to your paypal and pay with it.
most sites don't use paypal bc some legal issues or something with nintendo (nintendo is trying to make it harder to purchase flashcards)
but there is one site called peachds.com that accepts paypal which is great i heard some good reviews about it
most sites don't use paypal bc some legal issues or something with nintendo (nintendo is trying to make it harder to purchase flashcards)
but there is one site called peachds.com that accepts paypal which is great i heard some good reviews about it
scam free? with no shady shit? i honestly feel like all flashcard selling sites look extremely shady with broken english and a really ugly design i mean cmon its like 2015 cant they make it a bit more appealing
If you're in the US buy from peachds.com , nds-card will take over a month to get your stuff and it 20 dollars more expensive. Peach ships with USPS first class and you can pay for priority 2 day mail for 5$.
I SECOND THIS!. A lot of members have ordered from Peachds.com and all seem to be quite happy
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