7 responses to “How do you buy things online without a credit card?”

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  Bri January 11th, 2009 at 01:05

  GENARO

  purchase a visa gift card for yourself for whatever amount you would like to spend. I do this and I have credit cards. It just seems more secure to me because I can load it with 100 dollars and buy what I want and if someone steals my information they wont walk away with much! Plus if you have an odd amount left on the card 2.56 or something just use it towards groceries or anything else!

  Have fun shopping!

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  Toadish January 12th, 2009 at 09:42

  EMIL

  gift-card, and visa gift-cards only way i know of.

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  Dorko January 13th, 2009 at 10:16

  LUKE

  Usually some online stores accept money order and that has nothing to do with paypal or credit cards.

  I do not have a credit of my own and i know it sucks very.

  I usually buy stuff online with using either concealed cash and/or money order , or gift cards .

  Usually sometimes, i would ask a buddy of mine that has credit cards to get me stuff and i pay them back just like that. No worries!

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  bndjunction4 January 16th, 2009 at 19:31

  LUCIO

  1. Paypal or another online financial medium. You can ‘load’ directly from you bank account, sell items to other and collect from them via PayPal, etc.
  2. By using your checking account number and routing number.
  3. Order online and select “other payment method” and pay via check, money order, etc. Product will not ship until they have received payment.

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  purpleDINOSAURSx January 20th, 2009 at 06:40

  COLIN

  Paypal.
  You Can Set up your debit card onto your account.
  just go to your bank and tell them you would like to start a paypal account and they will give you the information you will need to know to add a bank account on your paypal account.
  once you have that all set up you can transfer money from your bank to your paypal balance.

  many sites except paypal and its safe.
  paypal has buyer protection so if you do not receive your item,
  they will find a way to get your money back to you.

  pre-payed visa or master cards charge you activation fees
  and also alot of currency change fees.

  Hope I helped some what.

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  ozicrawl January 23rd, 2009 at 12:22

  DANA

  B pay, its easy, just purchase something and nominate B pay, then ring your bank and follow the prompts

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  Graham W January 25th, 2009 at 23:13

  TRACY

  You can purchase a onetime voucher at some retail outlets that display the payzone or paypoint logos. For future reference it may be beneficial for you to get yourself a prepaid master card. There are no credit checks. You simply load up the card and pay with it.