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Default Post office gift card to pay ebay fees

Hi does anyone know whether or not you ca pay fees with the post office gift card which is a Visa card, I ask this because it’s not accepted by Amazon therefore I’m unsure if I can pay my fees using this card?

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I do not know but I do find entropay very convenient especially if you have multiple accounts or need to pay large bills.

Good luck
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I do not know but I do find entropay very convenient especially if you have multiple accounts or need to pay large bills.

Good luck
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I’m not sure entropay is taking new customers anymore. They are shutting everything down slowly
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I’m not sure entropay is taking new customers anymore. They are shutting everything down slowly
Yep they’ve stopped taking new registrations.
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Hi does anyone know whether or not you ca pay fees with the post office gift card which is a Visa card, I ask this because it’s not accepted by Amazon therefore I’m unsure if I can pay my fees using this card?

Thanks in Advance.
You can use the One4all gift card available in the Post Office and register the card online here:-

https://www.vplusprepaid.com/

The MasterCard that gets issued can then be used to pay fees.

It's a non-AVS card with a 5 year expiry
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Default Re: Post office gift card to pay ebay fees

Quick question regarding Entropay:

because of stealth name and address, is it possible to create a VCC inside Entropay with the stealth details (so that I can pay a bill which is for e.g John Smith)?
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Default Re: Post office gift card to pay ebay fees

Did I read correctly that entropay is dead in the uk as of now.
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Yep thats right. Getting shut down
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Quick question regarding Entropay:

because of stealth name and address, is it possible to create a VCC inside Entropay with the stealth details (so that I can pay a bill which is for e.g John Smith)?
You did just create a new vcc, load it with funds then pay any bills with it.

When checking out the name and address did not matter when using an entropay card.

Sadly it is now shutting down.
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You can use the One4all gift card available in the Post Office and register the card online here:-

https://www.vplusprepaid.com/

The MasterCard that gets issued can then be used to pay fees.

It's a non-AVS card with a 5 year expiry
Hi Ebayorbust

With Entropay now dead are there any other non-AVS cards available that allow you to load up higher amouts e.g. over £1000 for big ebay purchases?

ALL the giftcards seems to be limited to under £100, so no good for large purchases.

Looks like the Entropay (prem account) was the ONLY non-AVS card that you could load up over £1000.

A big pain in the *** that there is NOT another single non-AVS card like Entropay out there anywhere.

Entropay was trully unique.

UZ
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Yep thats right. Getting shut down
Worldwide indeed.
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Hi Ebayorbust

With Entropay now dead are there any other non-AVS cards available that allow you to load up higher amouts e.g. over £1000 for big ebay purchases?

ALL the giftcards seems to be limited to under £100, so no good for large purchases.

Looks like the Entropay (prem account) was the ONLY non-AVS card that you could load up over £1000.

A big pain in the *** that there is NOT another single non-AVS card like Entropay out there anywhere.

Entropay was trully unique.

UZ
Most people would just use a debit card to buy items, or a credit card for the more expensive items.

That's probably why there's not many companies like entropay around offering that service.
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Can the debit card be added to a stealth pp to use as only pay for items on my stealth buyer account as I’ve only used entropay wasn’t bothered about fees they charged to get back on buying lol
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I doubt anything as good as Entropay will come along, especially since you could go stealth with it.
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Most people would just use a debit card to buy items, or a credit card for the more expensive items.

That's probably why there's not many companies like entropay around offering that service.
Hi just_smile

I would love to think that making ebay purchases could be as easy as using a paypal linked debit card or a credit card, to buy ebay items.

But how do you deal with the following:

• Your ebay and paypal accounts use your ‘stealth’ name and ‘stealth’ address
• Your current account Debit Card uses your ‘real’ name and ‘real’ address
• Your Credit Card uses your ‘real’ name and ‘real’ address

I understand that you could try and do a ‘change of address’ on the current account Debit Card, changing it from your ‘real’ address to your ‘stealth’ address. Problem is that most banks need to see some proof of the new address you are changing to. Some of us also use their business address as their stealth address, but banks will not let you do a change of address from a residential to a business address.

I fear that life without Entropay is probably going to kill off a good number of us Stealth’ers

UZ
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Default Re: Post office gift card to pay ebay fees

To be honest, as you are only buying, you're better off just creating a ebay buyers account. Use all your legit info, maybe make one or two tweaks if you feel it necessary.

For example if your banned name/address is:

John Smith
17 Maple Crescent
Leicester
Leiceetershire
L26 2AU

Try

Mr J Smith
17 Maple Cres
Leicester
L262AU

Lets face it, if you're a legit buyer you only need one account to make purchases with. I'm pretty sure you can also check out as a guest using paypal on most websites that accept it, including ebay.
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You can use the One4all gift card available in the Post Office and register the card online here:-

https://www.vplusprepaid.com/

The MasterCard that gets issued can then be used to pay fees.

It's a non-AVS card with a 5 year expiry
Nice one Ebayorbust
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Between 3 and 8 GBP to top up. Fcuk that
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