[solved] "Inflation" in our old Paysafe cards - they lose value!

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garfield68

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[solved] "Inflation" in our old Paysafe cards - they lose value!

3rd Nov. 2022, at 10:31 am CET#21

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was with me yesterday also so,hab 3x PSC of my coins bought and each time also only 7€ received. .

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Caro

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[solved] "Inflation" in our old Paysafe cards - they lose value!

3rd Nov. 2022, at 10:34 am CET#22

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garfield68 wrote on 03.11.2022 at 10:31: was with me yesterday also so,hab 3x PSC of my coins bought and each time also only 7€ received. .

Hey garfield68, we have the PSC with 7 € noted, because the credit is now only 7 € and for that you have to use less coins, thanks to the discount.

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Donnie

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[solved] "Inflation" in our old Paysafe cards - they lose value!

3rd Nov. 2022, at 10:36 am CET#23

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This is now but only at GJ so, so with the Provider where GJ buys his Paysafe cards? not that one is soon "surprised", bought a Paysafecard and then has less credit

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Caro

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[solved] "Inflation" in our old Paysafe cards - they lose value!

3rd Nov. 2022, at 10:41 am CET#24

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Donnie wrote on 03.11.2022 at 10:36 clock: That is now but only at GJ so, so with the Provider where GJ buys his Paysafe cards? Not that one is soon "surprised", buys a Paysafecard and then has less balance

If you buy a PSC from a store today and do not use it within 30 days, the credit of the card will be reduced by 3 EUR after the 30 days and so it goes on until the card shows no more credit. That means buy the card and use it immediately, don't leave it lying around. This is the case with all shops/providers.

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garfield68

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[solved] "Inflation" in our old Paysafe cards - they lose value!

3rd Nov. 2022, at 11:41 am CET#25

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i find really ne impudence that within 30 days the credit is reduced. was me to date but so not yet aware, because I ne PSc which I buy also always immediately redeem

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[solved] "Inflation" in our old Paysafe cards - they lose value!

3rd Nov. 2022, at 12:23 pm CET#26

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Caro wrote on 03.11.2022 at 10:41 am

If you buy a PSC from a store today and don't use it within 30 days, the credit of the card will be reduced by 3 EUR after the 30 days and so it goes on until the card shows no more credit. That means buy the card and use it immediately, don't leave it lying around. This is the case with all shops/providers.

But this only affects the cards or Caro ? The PSC account is not facilitated every 30 days by 3 € or ?

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[solved] "Inflation" in our old Paysafe cards - they lose value!

3rd Nov. 2022, at 12:26 pm CET#27

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gamble1 wrote on 03/11/2022 at 12:23 PM

But this only affects the cards or Caro ? The PSC account is not facilitated every 30 days by 3 € or ?

As far as I know, only the cards.

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TWiSTeD

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[solved] "Inflation" in our old Paysafe cards - they lose value!

3rd Nov. 2022, at 03:41 pm CET#28

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Caro wrote on 03.11.2022 at 10:34 am

Hey garfield68, we noted the PSC with 7 €, because the credit is now only 7 € and for that you have to use less Coins, thanks to the discount.

Thanks for the clarification, now I understood it too But already kind of brazen.

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[solved] "Inflation" in our old Paysafe cards - they lose value!

3rd Nov. 2022, at 03:50 pm CET#29

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gamble1 wrote on 03/11/2022 at 12:23 PM

But this only affects the cards or Caro ? The PSC account is not facilitated every 30 days by 3 € or ?

Since I would but again psc anschreiben or read the terms and conditions again gebau, can not imagine that the nothing debit there. Sure is sure had there a few cents on it and my psc stood there minus 3 euros "monthly maintenance fee" was next to it

Think so that it applies not only to the cards but for Account also

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danny005

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[solved] "Inflation" in our old Paysafe cards - they lose value!

3rd Nov. 2022, at 03:57 pm CET#30

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Peter8 wrote on 03.11.2022 at 15:50

Since I would but again psc anschreiben or the AGBs again gebau read, can not imagine that the nothing debit there. Sure is sure had there a few cents on it and my psc was there minus 3 euros "monthly maintenance fee" was next to it

Think so that it applies not only to the cards but for Account also

That would be awesome, I can only read this passage regarding the account there:

"Paysafecard account provisioning fee: from the 13th month, a monthly fee of 2 EUR will be deducted from the paysafecard account, provided that the customer has not made any transactions in the paysafecard account within 12 months."

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[solved] "Inflation" in our old Paysafe cards - they lose value!

[solved] "Inflation" in our old Paysafe cards - they lose value!

[solved] "Inflation" in our old Paysafe cards - they lose value!

[solved] "Inflation" in our old Paysafe cards - they lose value!

[solved] "Inflation" in our old Paysafe cards - they lose value!

[solved] "Inflation" in our old Paysafe cards - they lose value!

[solved] "Inflation" in our old Paysafe cards - they lose value!

[solved] "Inflation" in our old Paysafe cards - they lose value!

[solved] "Inflation" in our old Paysafe cards - they lose value!

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