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I tried using paypal to order my computer parts and this shit happens

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Like I waited three damn weeks for my money to be transferred know I need to get a damn credit card.

Just go to a local walmart or other store and ask if they sell Mastercard Greendot Prepaid Cards, just upload it with like 5$ more than what you need, then use the card information to put money onto your paypal account. Then go onto newegg and pay with your paypal account.

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Misca posted: (13th Mar 2012, 12:05 am)

Just go to a local walmart or other store and ask if they sell Mastercard Greendot Prepaid Cards, just upload it with like 5$ more than what you need, then use the card information to put money onto your paypal account. Then go onto newegg and pay with your paypal account.

You go to say, walmart, you grab a greendot and go to the checkout. They will scan the card and ask you how much you want to load onto it, that is where you say what you want (You should always put a few extra dollars in case of taxes). They will then ask you to pay (Obviously). Basically like adebit card pulls from your checking account, when it runs out, it runs out. Greendots you can normally reload with money but you have to pay a few dollars for each reload.

And yes, they work with paypal. Make sure you confirm on paypal before hand to make sure that the brand of prepaid card you are purchasing works on paypal though.

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Misca posted: (13th Mar 2012, 12:14 am)

You go to say, walmart, you grab a greendot and go to the checkout. They will scan the card and ask you how much you want to load onto it, that is where you say what you want (You should always put a few extra dollars in case of taxes). They will then ask you to pay (Obviously). Basically like adebit card pulls from your checking account, when it runs out, it runs out. Greendots you can normally reload with money but you have to pay a few dollars for each reload.