How do you use a Vanilla Visa gift card?
Visa Vanilla is similar to other prepaid gift cards or debit cards, but most comparable to American Express Serve and American Express Blackbird. It’s a flexible money managememt card for everyday spending. It is reloadable and requires sign up and activation. Funds never expire and no personal information is required. The most comprehensive information can be found at www.myvanillacard.com
How do you add money to a Vanilla Visa Gift Card?
Have an old gift card you really love but it's all out of money? Would you rather just reload it and not have to go and pick a new gift card? There may be several ways for you to reload the card—in person, through your customer account, or online. You may also be able to set up automatic reloads of the gift card.Visit the business that issued your gift card. If your gift card is for a business with a physical location (such as a store, restaurant, or amusement park), in many cases you will be able to reload the card by visiting that business.You can see ahead of time whether or not this option is available. Check the back of your gift card, or call the business to find this information.Take the gift card to a cashier, customer service desk, or the equivalent. Have a form of payment (cash, credit card, etc.) ready for the amount that you would like added to the gift card. Give the gift card to the cashier or customer service agent and tell him or her that you would like to reload the card.Visit the website of the gift card issuer. Alternatively, many businesses that offer gift cards give you the option of reloading the card online. Go to the website of the business and search for “gift card.” Follow the directions for reloading the card, using a credit or debit card, wire transfer, etc.Check the back of the gift card, which may state if you can reload the card online, and the website to visit in order to do so. You can also call the business to see if this option is available to you.Keep the card with you when you visit the website to reload it, as you may be prompted to enter the gift card number (usually found on the back of the card) and PIN number (if applicable) to do so.Your options for reloading the card online may be limited. For instance, you may only be able to reload using a bank transfer.Have your payment information (credit card or checking account number, PIN, etc.) ready when visiting the reload website so that you can transfer funds to the gift card.You may be prompted to create an account in order to reload the gift card using this method.
Visa Vanilla card not working?
I got a vanilla visa card today and put 70 dollars on it and when i go into the vanilla visa card site and put in my information it responds with "We have encountered an issue with your Account. To contact a customer service representative, please call the toll free number located on the back of the card. 100" how do I fix this? plz help
How does the Vanilla Visa gift card work on Hollister?
I really need help, because I want to buy this cologne kit for my boyfriend and I bought this 100 dollar Vanilla Visa gift card and I tried to order the the cologne kit which is almost 60 dollars and everything worked except for the expiration date. The expiration date says 05/21 and on Hollister you can only do the month and the year and I'm really confused and it won't work. And I just really need to buy this. I know it's activated because I went to the website and checked the balance and it's 100 dollars and everything. I even waited like 2 days just to make sure its activated. Someone pleas help me and tell me how to order things on Hollister with this stupid card! ): lol Thanks! <3
Does the Vanilla Visa card have a CVV number?
it should it is not on the back in the signature block!!!
Why your Vanilla Visa gift card doesn't work on Facebook...?
I usually buy a $25 gift card every month for Facebook games. I prefer Master Card, but sometimes I forget to grab one, and have to go to the corner store, which only sells Vanilla Visa. Long story short, Facebook would always decline them, and I would have to call Vanilla Visa customer service to have them "fix" the issue. Finally, the last agent I spoke to, explained to me why (bless her heart): In order to use Vanilla Visa on Facebook, you have to register your card using Facebook's zipcode: 94304. Don't ask me why... So this month I made it a point to purchase a Vanilla Visa. I used the zip code 94304, and my card was accepted. I still think it's kind of douchy that Facebook & Visa have it set up like that.... who would think to do that? So I thought I'd share the info, and hopefully save some of you guys the hassle I went through :)
Can i use my Vanilla Visa gift card online?
Both VISA and Mastercard gift cards can be used at online stores. You enter them as your payment just as if they are a normal VISA or Mastercard credit card. There are two issues that frequently pop up: When the store goes to authenticate your card it fails due to the address. A regular credit card has an actual address tied to it. The gift card obviously does not. Some web sites adapt to this - others don't. When the tax and shipping are added in the total price exceeds the amount on the gift card. http://www.squidoo.com/trade-giftcards#m... http://www.visa.com http://www.mastercard.com
Can You use a VANILLA VISA GIFTCARD to buy stuff on the playstation store?
I once used one $25 Vanilla Visa giftcard on my PlayStation 3. It went in just fine and I was able to purchase things off of PSN... However, when I tried to put in a second Vanilla Visa giftcard on my account, it wouldn't work. It gave me the same error message you're getting. Is this possibly the second Visa card on your account? I would recommend using an actual credit card, or buying a PlayStation Network card instead - as mentioned above. It's really your best bet. They always work with the PlayStation's networking system.They come in $20 or $50 and can be found at WalMart (electronics department), Best Buy, Game Stop, or even some gas stations.
Does buying Wii points work with vanilla visa via wii shop?
The Vanilla Visa is a debit card, and it is accepted anywhere where Visa DEBIT cards are accepted (according to its website, that would me more than a million locations in North America). I would presume that Nintendo.com will accept it as well. Just make sure that your purchase is BELOW the prepaid amount on the credit card (calculate the taxes and/or shipping in advance), so that you won't get a declined transaction.