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Recondite
Member

United States of Debauchery
116 Posts
11/03
Posted - Jan 6 2004 : 1:45AM
I was recently given a debit card as an alternative to gift certificates this X-mas (significant thought I would enjoy this more than being stuck to one store), and I was looking for purchase a DVD through a store. The thing is, I can't seem to find ONE online dvd store that accepts Debit Cards! What a shame!

Does anyone know any adult dvd online sites that accept Debit Cards, or possibly PayPal accounts? Its getting rather frustrating. :D

reciprocity
Member

109 Posts
5/03
Posted - Jan 6 2004 : 4:46AM
Some debit cards can be used as credit cards. I use a debit card for my purchases.
showstopper
Member

86 Posts
3/03
Posted - Feb 25 2004 : 11:31AM
i also use debit card for online purchases but if the online store ask about cc statement. i cant provide because all my purchases are recorded online not by mail. what to do about that situation?
wombat
New Member

Georgia
3 Posts
2/04
Posted - Feb 25 2004 : 12:04PM
If your debit card wear the Visa or MasterCard logo it should work just like a credit card, and you should be able to use it with most if not all C.C. processors.
mookiemeister
Super Cool Dude

181 Posts
7/02
Posted - Feb 25 2004 : 1:52PM
I use to have a MasterCard debit card. ANd I was able to use it just like a regular credit card. Only thing you need to worry about a debit card is that it deduct money from your account instead of charging you. So if you don't have a lot of money in the bank, don't use your debit card.

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