I never thought that I’d get this card for myself, as I am so used to withdrawing my Paypal money through Bryan, my money changer.
But after the getting the bad news from Paypal (read about it here), I got so frustrated just seeing all my money just sitting there being unclaimed that I just jumped into the bandwagon and bought myself the Virtual Money debit card! And used the fastest shipping method available for the package to be sent here! Talk about impatient!
So I spent a total of US$75 for the atm card. Ah well, it’s just a little amount anyway. What I’m more worried about it the future fees that will come up with using the card, e.g. monthly fees, deposit fees, withdrawal fees.. am I missing any other fees concur with using this card?
And with Bryan, I just send him the money today, and I would either get my money either the next day or the day after! It was that fast! But with this one, I have to wait from 3 days to a week for the money to be transferred! That’s a long time!
Anyway, I’ll be getting the card early next week, in the next 3 business days to be exact. Will do a review on my first time using it soon.
Not sure whether buying this card is a good news or a bad news for me..
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Vedis Teh
May 23, 2007 at 11:23 am
Hi,
I got my VMI ATM card too…;D must claim all the payments first.
It seems a lot of people mention Bryan-the money changer. Could I have his email address ?…I think I should consider using his service since everyone recommends him.
Thanks if you can help.
JACQ
May 23, 2007 at 11:36 am
Vedis Teh, you can visit his site here: http://www.sapiensbryan.com/, and contact him from there. And thanks for dropping by! :)
Ruhaizad
May 28, 2007 at 9:41 am
Better be careful with this “paypal money changer” kind of thing. I have a friend who got his PayPal account suspended because PayPal suspected he “trade” PayPal money with his account.
Mine? I use E*Trade debit card. I may apply for VMI just for research and a backup.
Anyway, good luck.