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Deposit and withdrawal methods: Paysafecard from friends?

Topic created on 25th Mar. 2020 | Page: 1 of 1 | Answers: 1 | Views: 1,894
WithoutWings
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Paysafecard from friends?

25th Mar. 2020, at 07:18 pm CET#1
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A general question about depositing with Paysafe cards.

If I buy a card from colleagues (online using my name and bank details) and then they use it. Does this pose a problem?

I know from 100 euros you have to pay with his paysafekonto what is then also traceable from whom the Deposit came, but how does it behave with 50 euros cards?

Is that verifiable ? I mean you can buy them in the supermarket without name and bank details. Or buy codes on eBay ect

Thanks and greetings

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alexj
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Paysafecard from friends?

26th Mar. 2020, at 01:18 am CET#2
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WithoutWings wrote on 25.03.2020 at 19:18: Time a general question about depositing with Paysafe cards.

If I buy colleagues a card(online using my name and bank details) and it is then used by them. Does this pose a problem?

I know from 100 euros you have to pay with his paysafekonto what is then also traceable from whom the Deposit came, but how does it behave with 50 euros cards?

Is that verifiable ? I mean you can buy them in the supermarket without name and bank details. Or buy codes on eBay ect

Thanks and greetings

If you buy them occasionally, it should not be a problem, no matter if online or offline.


What aufjedenfall not go is as you said with your mypaysafecard with a friend to pay.

I would perhaps not use the same PIN in the same casino, although I doubt even there very strongly that the access to the code have the casinos since it all runs through a cutting point of Paysafe. I think rather that Paysafe just sends them a "message" that the payment was successful and whether it was just an account or just PIN.

I have already deposited at several casinos (20+) via PSC and also made withdrawals, I have actually never been asked for the PSC or anything at all that is related to it.

Of course I can't give you a 100% answer from a legal point of view but from years of experience I can tell you that I and my friends have never had any problems.

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