Known banned Vcc's list

Just like to start a list of known banned vcc's, will save alot of time and money, I personally don't know of any banned vcc's but there must be some.

[rsot]

Think there's already a thread around the forum with what works and what doesn't.

[GreenBean]

Also giving publicity to such matters causes problems.

[wjs010]

looking for the original thread w/ no success

[GreenBean]

@wjs010

rsost meant this list. It's a bit confusing as USA users call them gift cards but UK users say vcc. Almost the same Feel free to pm me if you need help
http://www.aspkin.com/forums/subscri...lers-list.html

[wjs010]

thanks buddy i understand now

Here in the US, most of us refer to a 'Gift Card' as being a physical card that you hold in your hand. Doesn't matter if it was purchased online, via mail, at the bank, or at a retailer.

We refer to a 'VCC' (virtual credit card) as an account that does not have a physical card. The info is transmitted electronically to the purchaser of the VCC.

Gift Cards can be used at the checkout at brick and mortar locations and for telephone/internet purchases.

VCC can not be used at retail locations because there is no physical card to swipe. They can only be used for internet/telephone purchases.

Gift Cards are much more versatile.

[rsot]

Well said Vic - and we all need versatility.