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https://www.3vcash.ca/about-3V-Visa-vouchers.html

Available at Canadian Tire and Esso locations! (Cheaper than Western Union/Moneygram - safer too)

Buy anything, anywhere online that accepts Visa

Did you know that with 3V Visa you control how much money you want to spend up to the value of $500 per voucher?

Anyone can use 3V Visa. All you need is an email address and to be at least 16 years old. You don't need a bank account or bank references. There are no application forms, credit checks or interest charges. It's the smart simple way to shop online.

3V Visa is the more secure, prepaid way to pay online and it's safer than using a credit or debit card. You can use your 3V Visa number anywhere online, by mail order or over the telephone; just about anywhere Visa is accepted. It works just like a regular Visa card but you don't have to worry about your 3V Visa number being compromised, or your identity stolen.

You can buy your 3V Visa at 15,000 participating retailers across Canada or at Esso and Canadian Tire gas stations. Simply, redeem the 3V Visa activation code online to receive your secure 3V Visa number, expiry date and CVV to start shopping!

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The information in this table summarizes the key product features and their associated fees.​
Features:Summary: Purchase Fees and Available DenominationsThe 3V Visa can be purchased in the following denominations:

$20 - No Fee
$30 - $2.95 Fee
$50 - $2.95 Fee
$100 - $4.95 Fee
$150 - $4.95 Fee
$250 - $4.95 Fee
$500 - $4.95 Fee

Transfer of money between 3V Visa numbers.For a fee of $1.95 you can transfer cash from one 3V Visa number to another. The fee is applied to each amount transferred. Transfer of funds can only occur to a 3V Visa number that has not yet expired. The fee will be deducted from your Available Balance before the transfer is completed. The Available Balance on the 3V Visa number to which the money is transferred cannot exceed $3000. Redemption You can redeem the Available Balance on a 3V Visa number to a Canadian Bank account at any time for a fee of $4.95. The fee will be deducted from the Available Balance. Account Fees An account fee of $2 per month will be chargeable after the 3V Visa number has expired. These will be deducted from the Available Balance. Non-Canadian transactions A charge of up to 2.5% of the Transaction amount will be added to non-Canadian transactions. Restrictions on Use3V Visa number: The 3V Visa number can only be used for purchasing goods and/or services on the Internet, over the phone or through mail order. Do not use your 3V Visa number for transactions where a physical credit card is required to complete the transaction or collect goods or services (e.g. for car rentals, plays, matches, or hotel check-in).

Expiry Date: You cannot redeem the 3V Visa activation code or use the 3V Visa number after the Expiry Date. The Expiry Date is last day of calendar month 3 month after purchase date. For example the Expiry Date for a 3V Visa activation code bought on January 15, 2010 is April 30, 2010.

Available Balance: Transactions for amounts greater than the available balance on your 3V Visa number, or after the Expiry Date, will be declined.

Age of Use: You can only redeem your 3V Visa activation code if you are 16 years of age or older.[/COLOR]
 
I went to a nearby Esso gas station and bought a $20 voucher to test. There is no fee for a $20 voucher, so total layout was $20.

I went to www.3vcash.ca entered my email and voucher number and the system generated my Visa number with a CVV2 and sent it to my email address.

I went to Bodog and deposited using "Visa" option, Bodog cashier accepted it, no problem. I now have $20 in my Bodog account.

I like this system, it works.
 
betplom
I went to a nearby Esso gas station and bought a $20 voucher to test. There is no fee for a $20 voucher, so total layout was $20.

I went to www.3vcash.ca entered my email and voucher number and the system generated my Visa number with a CVV2 and sent it to my email address.

I went to Bodog and deposited using "Visa" option, Bodog cashier accepted it, no problem. I now have $20 in my Bodog account.

I like this system, it works.
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Nice
 
fiveteamer
How do you cash out?
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Depends on the book. Most books (Pinny/Bodog/Greek) will allow you to withdraw via another method as long as you have deposited using the other method previously.

Example, if you deposited by Instadebit before and you now deposit using this prepaid Visa you will be allowed to withdraw using Instadebit.
Pinny is good about this, so is Bodog, 5Dimes, Betjam, Greek etc.
 
reno cool
wait, don't you fuckers have Neteller?
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Have you been in a coma? We lost Neteller at the same time you guys did, thanks to the American justice system.

It appears as though Neteller is happy with its European operations and is not interested in others.

Reno, we have Moneybookers and Instadebit available in Canada, most of the Canadians here use Moneybookers as their number #1 e-wallet.
 
How can I move my money from my 3V Visa to a bank account?

You can transfer money from one 3V Visa number to a bank account by following these steps. There is $4.95 charge for each transfer. Bank transfers will take 3 to 5 business days.
To transfer funds from your 3V Visa :

  • Log into 3V with your email address and password.
  • Select "Review or change my bank details"
  • Select "Add bank"
  • Enter your bank account details. You will be asked to enter the following information: Bank name: The name of your Banking institution
    Bank number: Three digits that represent your bank name
    Branch/Transit Number: First 5 numbers on your cheque
    Account number: The last 7 to 12 digits on your cheque
    Find a cheque to find the information and enter it correctly. Refer to the diagram for help or email us at [email protected]
 
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