Topic: Anyone ever use MG card? (Read 760 times)
These cards are fucking awesome! I bought tons and the fees are well worth it as you can send the cash to anywhere in the world that has moneygram. The exact amount on the card.
Is it only for the exact amount? Or can you make a payment for a lower amount and they'll return what remains in the card?
I doubt it works like that. But, I did see a few other cards of varying amounts.
I think they were $50, $100 & $200
The fees are prob lower on the other two.
Do they have a website specifically for this?
Is it only for the exact amount? Or can you make a payment for a lower amount and they'll return what remains in the card?
I doubt it works like that. But, I did see a few other cards of varying amounts.
I think they were $50, $100 & $200
The fees are prob lower on the other two.
Is it only for the exact amount? Or can you make a payment for a lower amount and they'll return what remains in the card?
friend not worth the high fee.
It looks like it could be useful, despite the fact that I would not dare to use it
Yea the fee is high. But I agree, this could be useful.
There are many non-us members of this community that have no use for a moneypak or a vanilla reload. So this could be something to look into.
I'm guessing that this is a harder form of payment that Neteller, Skrill and PayPal.
There are many non-us members of this community that have no use for a moneypak or a vanilla reload. So this could be something to look into.
I'm guessing that this is a harder form of payment that Neteller, Skrill and PayPal.
Pretty high fee compared to $5 on a Moneypak, but looks like it could be useful
Anyone ever use this for buying BTC?
It looks pretty convenient. Just go to a drugstore or Dollar General and buy it with cash.
Possible alternative to going to the actual MoneyGram counter. Also an alternative to MoneyPaks.
It looks pretty convenient. Just go to a drugstore or Dollar General and buy it with cash.
Possible alternative to going to the actual MoneyGram counter. Also an alternative to MoneyPaks.
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