OKPAY Bitcoin debit card - fees reduced to 2.5%

danieldaniel

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Quote from: cbeast on March 06, 2013, 11:04:13 PM

Quote from: danieldaniel on March 06, 2013, 08:00:37 PM

Quote from: cbeast on March 06, 2013, 10:37:22 AM

OKPAY is a scam. I followed all their instructions to get a debit card and it was declined because they decided that instead of my DL they wanted my national ID. My country (USA) does not have a national ID. Now I have an OKPAY wallet which is pretty useless.

You could always use a passport card (or a regular passport). I use my passport card for all of this stuff, you can get it for $20 extra when you order your passport.

I suppose I could renew my passport. Doesn't your passport say that it you cannot photocopy it? I can see making a B/W copy, but a high resolution color copy sounds like it would be illegal.

It doesn't say anything like that on mine. It might say that on the actual passport, though.

Also, I think it's illegal to make a physical copy. I just scanned it and sent it to campbx.

BIGMERVE

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Quote from: cbeast on March 06, 2013, 11:04:13 PM

Quote from: danieldaniel on March 06, 2013, 08:00:37 PM

Quote from: cbeast on March 06, 2013, 10:37:22 AM

OKPAY is a scam. I followed all their instructions to get a debit card and it was declined because they decided that instead of my DL they wanted my national ID. My country (USA) does not have a national ID. Now I have an OKPAY wallet which is pretty useless.

You could always use a passport card (or a regular passport). I use my passport card for all of this stuff, you can get it for $20 extra when you order your passport.

I suppose I could renew my passport. Doesn't your passport say that it you cannot photocopy it? I can see making a B/W copy, but a high resolution color copy sounds like it would be illegal.

They just say that so you don't try an make a counterfeit. It's ok to make copies if your using it to show proof.

cbeast

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Quote from: danieldaniel on March 06, 2013, 08:00:37 PM

Quote from: cbeast on March 06, 2013, 10:37:22 AM

OKPAY is a scam. I followed all their instructions to get a debit card and it was declined because they decided that instead of my DL they wanted my national ID. My country (USA) does not have a national ID. Now I have an OKPAY wallet which is pretty useless.

You could always use a passport card (or a regular passport). I use my passport card for all of this stuff, you can get it for $20 extra when you order your passport.

I suppose I could renew my passport. Doesn't your passport say that it you cannot photocopy it? I can see making a B/W copy, but a high resolution color copy sounds like it would be illegal.

danieldaniel

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Quote from: cbeast on March 06, 2013, 10:37:22 AM

OKPAY is a scam. I followed all their instructions to get a debit card and it was declined because they decided that instead of my DL they wanted my national ID. My country (USA) does not have a national ID. Now I have an OKPAY wallet which is pretty useless.

You could always use a passport card (or a regular passport). I use my passport card for all of this stuff, you can get it for $20 extra when you order your passport.

cbeast

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Let's talk governance, lipstick, and pigs.

OKPAY is a scam. I followed all their instructions to get a debit card and it was declined because they decided that instead of my DL they wanted my national ID. My country (USA) does not have a national ID. Now I have an OKPAY wallet which is pretty useless.

ciphermonk

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I just received an OKPAY newsletter containing some pretty good news:

Quote

We are pleased to announce that bitcoin crypto-currency processing fees are
lowered to 2.5% for a deposit/payment and 1% for a withdrawal.

https://www.okpay.com/en/services/fees-e-currency.html

Looks good to me!

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