Payment Method suggestion?

[Tom M]

I tried to use CCBIll or whatever it's called. Spent an uncomfortable ten minutes in the bank in an open office while they looked at the form, looked at me, tapped a few keys and eventually said they could only do it "manually" and it would cost me. I won't do that again. Nooo..thanks.

[Unoriginal Name]

Originally Posted by Tom M

I tried to use CCBIll or whatever it's called. Spent an uncomfortable ten minutes in the bank in an open office while they looked at the form, looked at me, tapped a few keys and eventually said they could only do it "manually" and it would cost me. I won't do that again. Nooo..thanks.

What are you talking about?

[Anoree]

Originally Posted by Tom M

I tried to use CCBIll or whatever it's called. Spent an uncomfortable ten minutes in the bank in an open office while they looked at the form, looked at me, tapped a few keys and eventually said they could only do it "manually" and it would cost me. I won't do that again. Nooo..thanks.

Originally Posted by Unoriginal Name

What are you talking about?

I guess he's been talking about the EU Debit payment method.
I have never used that, so I don't know exactly, but it might require a visit to the bank to transfer the money. Personally, I'd consider that the last resort if all the other payment options can't be used.

[Tom M]

Yes, that's right the CCBill method for us poor souls across the pond. i thought that was clear enough.

[Anoree]

Originally Posted by Tom M

Yes, that's right the CCBill method for us poor souls across the pond. i thought that was clear enough.

You know, I'm across the pond, too. I've never had problems with CCBill. I do use my Credit Card, though.

Unfortunately not all payment methods offered can be used in all countries. In this case, I'd suggest to get a (possibly prepaid) Credit Card.

[danielle_ftv]

Originally Posted by Anoree

You know, I'm across the pond, too. I've never had problems with CCBill. I do use my Credit Card, though.

Unfortunately not all payment methods offered can be used in all countries. In this case, I'd suggest to get a (possibly prepaid) Credit Card.

Are prepaid cards allowed? For some reason I thought they weren't...but if they are that would be cool. Maybe more people would join because of it.

[Anoree]

Originally Posted by danielle_ftv

Are prepaid cards allowed? For some reason I thought they weren't...but if they are that would be cool. Maybe more people would join because of it.

They are allowed in Europe at least. And why not? I think they're an effective protection against Credit Card fraud. The bad guys could only get the money on account, not more. It's also an effective way to keep one self in check, if needed.

I use a classic cc, though. Lately I wonder if I should switch.