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Hopefully not.

probably is

Nothing to do with ING.

They are issued by Barclays

The Orange Cash prepaid MasterCard® card is issued by Barclays Bank PLC pursuant to license by MasterCard International Incorporated. MasterCard is a registered trademark of MasterCard International Incorporated. This card is an electronic money product. The electronic money associated with this card is provided by PrePay Technologies Ltd, a company regulated by the Financial Services Authority for the issuance of electronic money. PrePay Technologies Ltd is a registered service provider of Barclays Bank PLC.

Is there only you that actually reads stuff around here.


it all depends what they want when you first log in, my guess is , you activate the restricted card and if you want to raise the limits, upload the id.

all guess work because i have no real interest in this, but thats how i have seen these things work in the past.

Preferable to have access to the address.

Sensible to have access to the address.

Good stealth to have access to the address.

PO Box works.

Topic been discussed with you B4.... keep up the reading:ranger:

Would seem that way :thumb:

Agree with your assessment on how it would work.

If the applicant is not found on public records then a restricted card is issued and ID and address verification is required to upgrade. Standard procedure now for all prepaid card issuers.

So in conclusion, if you are using a stealth address to which you have access as the cards are posted out to you then these would work ok for AVS on that registered address.

and BINGO was his name O

i didnt use a stealth though..and my address is my own i just wanted it as a spare card..

My cards arrived today, got two, two in real names for actual real world purchases and two in stealth names, all with full usage and no restrictions, no asking for id to be submitted or asking for any money,

will report back later when I have loaded some money on the stealth ones to see if they work for verifying PP when attached ;)

How do you know there are no restrictions, have you activated the cards yet?

The restrictions will probably not kick in until activated and you have reached the initial loading limit. Thereafter you will get the ID request if you want to upgrade. Thats the normal procedure with prepaids.

There is also the issue of AVS to be aware of with the stealth cards if these were not sent to the matching stealth address.

thats weird because i ordered two in my name, to two different addresses which are genuine addresses, and i got asked for id what the hell..

Ok so cards have been activated, loaded with the minimum amount of £20 per card,

There was no charge for the loads and I can get the money out with no fees if I spend it online or at a shop point of sale

No requests for I.D or anything else on any of the cards

The funds take up to 48 hours to appear on the cards and then I will try attaching one to a PP to see what happens, will report back once I have done so, which should clear up the question of AVS

Thanks for the update.

Just noticed on the attached letters that the real detail cards have a maximum £5000 limit and can be topped up by credit / debits cards,

The stealth cards have a annual limit of £1600 and can NOT be loaded by debit or credit cards and to lift this to an annual limit of £5000 you would need to send in docs, this doesn't bother me in the least as I just want it for the £1 - £2 they debit the card for verification purposes

Exactly as I had explained before.

Not on public records then restricted card issued.

so why the hell did they ask me for ID :noidea:

As these were stealth names and addresses I would assume that even though you used genuine addresses the name you supplied does not appear at those addresses on the electoral register.

they werent stealth names or addresse..were genuine though!

Guess these would be useless for Stealth accounts.

But thank you very much letting us know and sharing this information