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Were do you find to use credit card or PayPal on eBay?
in your ebay account. Look on the help section on ebay.
Do you have to use a credit card on eBay?
Not necessary.If you are buying an item from ebay, some sellers accept other kinds of payments like bank transfer, cash on delivery etc.But if you're listing an item up on Ebay, then you'll probably need a credit card if you make use of the different features for the listings.
Do you have to use a credit card or pay for wizard101online?
NO! you donot need to use your credit card
Can I use a Venezuelan credit card to buy on eBay?
nop you cannot....
Where can you use an eBay gift card?
will this is going to be stupid but Ebay is the only place to use 1 and you have to have a verified paypal account for it tot work meaning a credit card or banking account linked to it
Is a pre paid credit card sufficient to register on eBay?
Certainly - although you don't necessarily need a credit card to use eBay. So long as you have a method of (preferably instant) payment - you can shop on eBay. You could sim,ply create a Paypal account - then 'load' that account with cash from your bank account. So long as there's a credit balance with Paypal - your purchase would be successful.
Why would you need a credit card if you are not working?
you will need a credit card if your not working because you have no money so you use a credit card to borrow money from the bank.The disadvy :(antage of that is that later you have to pay :(
How do you use Nintendo Points?
You need a credit card or a nintendo dsi card.
Do you need a credit card to open a pay pal account?
can you save mi one aplication for one credit card please
What do you need to use an ATM?
A credit card and your PIN number.
Can you be 9 to use Skype?
Yes, but you need a credit card :)
Do I need a credit card to rent a van?
Usually you will need to have a credit card to cover the cost and deposit of renting a van. If you use a debit card, they could check your credit and also require a cash deposit.
