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Old 02-26-2009, 03:59 PM #32
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Can you go into a store and buy a pre-paid visa or mastercard. You buy them for whatever price is on the card. For example, my husband buys $100 Visa Cards, and whenever he wants to buy something on the internet, Ebay, or anyplace, he uses this card.

We don't use any bank cards on the internet.

It's safer to use these prepaid ones.

Do they have these things in the Netherlands?

Melody
Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuhhh I don't think so never heard about it anyway. In Holland the 'normal' people, which I think I am don't have credit cards very often. Just only business people and so. Also paying by bank on the internet is quite new here.
It's only Europe you know, lots of farmers and wooden shoes and that sort of things around here
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