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EzPzLmnSqz United States. Dec 27 2009 03:00. Posts 549 | | |
my friend doesn't have credit/debit card so i wanna transfer him funds
but it says i cant because he needs to have prior.. deposits
+ for some reason that gift certificate thing isn't working for me, so.
- is there another way to transfer
- Is it ok if i log in his account and deposit directly? ( pretty sure it's not)
~30$ USD
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Sicks Macks United States. Dec 27 2009 03:15. Posts 3929 | | |
YEAH BUDDY ROLLING LIKE A BIG SHOT |
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EzPzLmnSqz United States. Dec 27 2009 03:20. Posts 549 | | | |
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Ygkjh Hatchery. Dec 27 2009 05:13. Posts 240 | | |
Might be helpful if you state which site you're talking about.
Anyways in most cases you logging in to his account will lead in to problems for both of you, why don't you both set up Neteller accounts and you send him through Neteller and then he can deposit himself?
edit: oh wait Neteller isn't open for americans anymore, is it? Well moneybookers should be a fine alternative choice. |
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EzPzLmnSqz United States. Dec 27 2009 21:07. Posts 549 | | | |
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EzPzLmnSqz United States. Dec 27 2009 21:42. Posts 549 | | |
"Due to legal restrictions, our services are not available for residents of United States Of America. Please accept our apologies for this inconvenience!"
likewise for moneybookers evidently :O
"Moneybookers US customers cannot receive money"
I can send, but he can't receive.
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