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Re: Vanilla Card
 

Could you imagine the IND's, buy the card, use it, then return it as an IND. Literally free money...which is why I presume they cant be bought on ebay!

Re: Vanilla Card
 

That's exactly why.

Those that go on to sell stuff like vouchers etc. are usually from questionable sources to begin with.

From a genuine business point of view, this wouldn't work.

Re: Vanilla Card
 

anyone know the answer to this?

Re: Vanilla Card
 

You can visa or mastercard gift cards to do this. The cards are available in £25, £50 and £100 denominations. You will need to search around the shops to find them. How much do you actually need to use? Pay some of the fees with your paypal available balance and the rest with the gift cards.

I don't know if it is still the case that ebay will only let you use a max of 3 cards to pay. This happened to me about 8 months ago. I paid the rest with my own card which I was reluctant to do but it has not caused a problem. I wanted to stay totally stealth, hence wanting to pay with a few gift cards.

Are you able to use your own card?

Re: Vanilla Card
 

LOMBOK's answer is valid here

Re: Vanilla Card
 

thanks for the response. If I use my own card it will not link to my personal ebay? I do have a card never used with ebay but in my name.

I searched a couple of supermarkets and seems they have stopped selling VISA cards. Its about £300 in fees. A couple of unexpected return requests and refund put me in this predicament.

Re: Vanilla Card
 

Are you sure?
I bought some of these cards in ASDA last week.