Disposable Credit Card Numbers

kevnich2

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I'm curious what are all the different CC companies that offer disposable credit card numbers on their accounts? I was considering an MBNA card until they merged with BofA (who of course doesn't have this feature). Anyone?
 

eplebnista

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Originally posted by: acemcmac
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I tried to use one of theirs a long while back for an online order and couldn't complete the payment because I didn't have a CVV2 code. I think they may corrected that by now though.
 

Viper GTS

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Oct 13, 1999
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Originally posted by: intogamer
Are the virtual citi cards... fee free? limited or no?

Fee free, & you can create/cancel them at will.

As for MBNA it seems that BofA will be inheriting MBNA's system, not the other way around. So perhaps they will keep theirs.

Viper GTS
 

jadinolf

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Originally posted by: Viper GTS
Originally posted by: intogamer
Are the virtual citi cards... fee free? limited or no?

Fee free, & you can create/cancel them at will.

As for MBNA it seems that BofA will be inheriting MBNA's system, not the other way around. So perhaps they will keep theirs.

Viper GTS

I sure hope so. I've been with MBNA for almost 11 years. The reason I stay with them is for Shop Safe.

They are switching to a Bof A page on October 23 FWIW.
 

GTaudiophile

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Is there such thing as a one-time-use debit card that you can buy at a grocery store and use online? Sort of like a money order?
 

Adam8281

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There are American Express "gift cards" which you can buy from many banks (I work in a bank and we sell them). It's not a virtual card, but an actual plastic "credit card" with a fixed amount on it. It doesn't expire, and it does cost a couple bucks to purchase one (most of the fee goes to AMEX, not the bank).
 

RossMAN

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Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Is there such thing as a one-time-use debit card that you can buy at a grocery store and use online? Sort of like a money order?

Staples B&M carries Amex gift cards. As long as the online merchant accepts Amex then you're golden.
 

intogamer

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Originally posted by: RossMAN
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Is there such thing as a one-time-use debit card that you can buy at a grocery store and use online? Sort of like a money order?

Staples B&M carries Amex gift cards. As long as the online merchant accepts Amex then you're golden.

Can you add your address online?
 

RossMAN

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Originally posted by: intogamer
Originally posted by: RossMAN
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Is there such thing as a one-time-use debit card that you can buy at a grocery store and use online? Sort of like a money order?

Staples B&M carries Amex gift cards. As long as the online merchant accepts Amex then you're golden.

Can you add your address online?

I dont know as I've only seen them but never purchased one.

I have used WebCerts though and those you can add whatever name/address you want.

http://www.webcertificate.com/webcert/