May be try http://cex.io you can buy bitcoins with your card and as well as with bank/wire transfer
~Rude Boy
Topic: Where to buy small amounts of Bitcoin with Visa Prepaid Creditcards? (Read 1380 times)
June 29, 2015, 02:20:15 AM
You should definitely give Circle.com a try, you can buy any amount of BTC you want with Visa although I'm not entirely sure about prepaid cards. Also the fact that you've got several prepaid cards might appear suspicious on some sites, especially with new accounts. Maybe you should just use the cards on different sites.
June 28, 2015, 12:39:15 PM
You can try VirWox, but they charge very high premium (10% to 15%) on Bitcoin purchases. Also, you have to first purchase Second Life Linden Dollars (L$) using the Visa Prepaid Credit Card, before converting it to Bitcoin and then transferring the coins to your wallet. The exchange rates are very unstable and the premium can change depending on demand / supply.
June 28, 2015, 09:43:09 AM
I have an account with around 13 prepaid visa credit cards.
The cards will expire in a few days, but I have some change left on each card.
The amounts on each card are too low to purchase something with, between $1.00 - $2.80 on each card.
In total around $30 left. If I don't spent it within 3-4 days, it will be lost.
I can't transfer the balance of 12 cards to 1 card either since they charge $3 per transaction.
Is there a service that allows me to purchase small amount of bitcoin with visa credit cards?
You can buy some nice things with $30, it would be a waste to let the greedy banksters have it!
The cards will expire in a few days, but I have some change left on each card.
The amounts on each card are too low to purchase something with, between $1.00 - $2.80 on each card.
In total around $30 left. If I don't spent it within 3-4 days, it will be lost.
I can't transfer the balance of 12 cards to 1 card either since they charge $3 per transaction.
Is there a service that allows me to purchase small amount of bitcoin with visa credit cards?
You can buy some nice things with $30, it would be a waste to let the greedy banksters have it!
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