A comparison of some of the leading crypto cards

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Quote from: mrdeposit on February 27, 2019, 08:43:19 PM

Unfortunately, BitPay doesn't send crypto cards to outside of USA. So, i am looking for cheapest crypto to fiat cards that can be shipped internationally. Fees should be around 3% and the withdrawal fee should be lower than 3$ per 100$. Any suggestions?

In terms of pricing, it'll be best to refer to the comparison chart posted earlier (https://twitter.com/2gether_global/status/1100711576146006017). As for shipping, you'll have to be a little more specific with your desired region or country. Hope that helps!

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Unfortunately, BitPay doesn't send crypto cards to outside of USA. So, i am looking for cheapest crypto to fiat cards that can be shipped internationally. Fees should be around 3% and the withdrawal fee should be lower than 3$ per 100$. Any suggestions?

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Quote from: NeuroticFish on February 27, 2019, 08:34:33 AM

Quote from: 2getherglobal on February 27, 2019, 06:17:48 AM

I'm more than a little bit biased Grin

Well, the fact that probably it's your twitter account and you probably are part of the team that (will) handle those cards, should at least mean that you could start working on a better written website and more explanations.
Maybe a proper ANN for your business would also be good.

What I don't understand is.. you write like you would already deliver the cards, but on the other hand, you are on the Presale phase.
You should elaborate. And again, a proper ANN should be better. This way some will start searching for clues if the business is indeed legit or not. There were already a good number of token sales on this kind of ideas and most didn't end well...

Our cards are currently available to residents of Spain, and soon to be for the rest of the EU19. The presale is open for investment in our 2GT Token. Regarding an ANN, we're brewing up something nice. For more in-depth info on 2gether, I invite you to check out our Whitepaper(https://www.2gether.global/images/docs/whitepaper.pdf) and Tokenomics paper (https://www.2gether.global/images/docs/tokenomics_v01.pdf). Thanks for your advice; I'll relay your suggestions to the rest of my team.

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Quote from: 2getherglobal on February 27, 2019, 06:17:48 AM

I'm more than a little bit biased Grin

Well, the fact that probably it's your twitter account and you probably are part of the team that (will) handle those cards, should at least mean that you could start working on a better written website and more explanations.
Maybe a proper ANN for your business would also be good.

What I don't understand is.. you write like you would already deliver the cards, but on the other hand, you are on the Presale phase.
You should elaborate. And again, a proper ANN should be better. This way some will start searching for clues if the business is indeed legit or not. There were already a good number of token sales on this kind of ideas and most didn't end well...

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Your review is very limited and I was left with some questions.

1-) 2gether send cards to mozambique?

2-) Revolut send cards to mozambique?

2getherglobal

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A comparison of a few of the leading crypto cards available. I'm more than a little bit biased Grin

, but I'm a fan of the 2gether option in both form and function Wink

https://twitter.com/2gether_global/status/1100711576146006017

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