[wtrainer]

Earn $20 FREE MONEY Over and Over!





NetSpend refer a friend offer... How it Works:





Get $20 FREE MONEY for Signing Up
& Get $20 FREE MONEY per Referral!

How it worked for me: I ordered my card from my referrer's link. When my card arrived, I looked up where I can add money to it (in my case, it was Safeway supermarket just down the street). I went to Safeway and it took 5 minutes to load the card with $50. It cost me $53.95 to do so. As soon as I got home, I checked my balance online and it was $70. This is for real!

Plus... When you refer friends, family members, *anyone*, you receive a $20 Referral Bonus and they receive their $20 Welcome Bonus once they load at least $40 on their card. The bonus is automatically added to your Mastercard account.

No Limit On Referrals or Earnings!

• No Credit Check
• 100% Approval
• No Minimum Balance
• No Up Front Fees
• No Bank Account Required
• FDIC Insured

This is a true, no-strings, Mastercard. It functions like a virtual checking account. You load it with money at over 90,000 locations, including PayPal or direct deposit from your job or your income opportunity, and whatever you load is what you have to spend. You will be given a routing number and an account number for direct deposit to your card. I personally have my GBG Home Business Opportunity commissions directly deposited to it. In turn, my GBG product and PostcardProfitPro marketing system fees are charged right back to my NetSpend Mastercard. It's pretty awesome how well it works!

Order your NetSpend prepaid debit MasterCard® today. It takes less than 60 seconds. Your personalized card will arrive by 1st Class mail in 7-10 days.

Note: If you order a card with no referrer, you do not get the free $20 bonus, so make sure you have your referrer's link.

To get your 10-digit NetSpend referrer ID number, login to this page here:

https://www.netspend.com/account/referralin.m

If you don't see it on the top middle of that page, do this: > go to the Features tab > click on Refer a Friend. The 10-digit number is in the middle top where it says "Referral Code".

New cardholders... A prepaid debit card is your ticket to a faster, hassle-free way to manage your money. It works just like a bank card, but unlike a bank, there is no required minimum balance. Plus, if you decide to become a NetSpend customer today, you and your referrer will each receive a $20 bonus.

3 Steps to Getting FREE MONEY

1) :: In order for you each to get the bonus, you need to order a card. Click:

http://mynetspendcard.com?uref=8074129612

If you are asked to enter a referral code, use 8074129612

2) :: Activate the NetSpend Prepaid MasterCard card you ordered once you receive it in the mail. It will arrive within 7 to 10 days. Instructions for activating it are on the card.

3) :: Add at least $40.00 to your new NetSpend Prepaid MasterCard account. You can add money by Direct Deposit, transfer it from an existing bank account, or deposit cash at any of over 90,000 load locations.

Once you've completed these steps, you and the person who referred you each get a bonus of $20 directly into your NetSpend account.

IT'S REALLY THAT EASY!

[webmarke]

The problem with netspend is that seem to have sercurity breaches often. I have a netspend card and I have had to get new cards 2 times because someone was able to hack their system and get my card details.

They then use the details to make $1 and $2 purchases so that hopefully I would not notice the transactions.

I think they get a lot of card numbers and pull the same method to steal little sums of money from people each month.

I know this kind of theft is not limited to netspend, but they are the only ones to allow this to happen to me. Not once but twice.

[wtrainer]

There is absolutely nothing wrong with NetSpend security. As far as prices, $1 per transaction or $5 monthly for unlimited transactions is very reasonable. There are never any overdraft fees when a purchase is declined unlike my WellsFargo checking account.

As with any credit card out there, there is always the potential for abuse from anyone that you make a purchase from, especially outside of secure online processors. Like a waiter at a restaurant, or a small mom and pop shop where you might buy a small item.

My main example is my Citibank Visa. I live in the western United States. We drove to the East Coast to visit family and in Maryland, I used the card at a gas station. It is the only place I can think of where I used my card. I got a call two weeks later that they had to authorize a $900 purchase of golf balls in Maryland. Needless to say, it was not approved and I was forced to get a new card.

This did not at all shed a light of negativity about Citibank's security because someone got my card number and tried to use it.

Another situation I had, although a bit different, was when I was doing a $500 website promotion online and I was charging many transactions with my Capital One credit card ranging from $10 to $70. By the 6th or 7th one, none were being approved. They did not call me, rather, they waited for me to call them and it was sorted out and I got on with my purchases.

With your situation, and I'm sorry it happened to you, if they get into your online NetSpend account, they cannot get your CC# as it is not displayed there. There is only the routing number and the virtual checking account number, but these are the same ones printed on any check from any bank and visible to anyone you mail or hand a personal check to. Making purchases via a checking transaction has much higher security to finish the transaction, and not easy. Again, normal risk as in all situations with all checking accounts.

NetSpend is very safe, very convenient and even if I did have to change my card number, I wouldn't regret the $600+ in FREE MONEY I've received over the last year of referring people.