WWW Card

[DennistheMan]

As a resident of the US, I am naturally disappointed with the law that my unfortunate Congress passsed last year as part of a Homeland Security bill on online gambling including sports better. I know Barney Frank is introducing a bill to rectify the situation. However, I was wondering about these WWW cards. Are they safe? I guess they are a way around these things. I also happened to still have a bank account in another country from when I lived there.

[DennistheMan]

I mean the WWW Cards like the ones on this site:

http://www.www-card.com/

Is it safe? Has anybody used it before?

[bazaar]

i wouldnt use that site.

some weeks ago i purchased a 30€ card with them, but when i tryed to use it the card wasnt valid, i tryed to login on their site but it wouldnt let me.

Then i sent emails and they told they were waiting for verification from my visa issuer, i called my visa issuer they told me the 30€ (32.4€ with taxes) were gone so i tought they had my money so the card was ready to use but i was wrong they told me i had to purchase another.

Then i sent another email telling the money was already gone but they never answered back.

[DennistheMan]

O, okay. Thank you very much. I guess I won't try them then. I wish such companies were more consistent in their dealings with the public. Or more honest.

[kutafon]

western union is still being accepted, so is moneygram

[DennistheMan]

Well, I have an account with Bet at Home. Who accepts WU and American residents?