Florida Asked March 2014
I leave a pre-paid card for the companion that helps my husband. Is there a pre-paid card you don't have to buy each time?
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pamstegma Mar 2014
You can probably set up a "rechargeable" card through your bank. If this is for a specific store, you can set up an account with the store itself. Read the back of the card, I thought Visa's were rechargeable.
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Florida Mar 2014
I bought a Visa Gift card at the market and leave it for them in case they go out for lunch or to a store, but I have to pay $5.00 for the card. I wanted to know if any banks or companies let you just keep putting more money on them instead of buying new ones each time
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vegaslady Mar 2014
Never heard of this. Can you explain more about how this works?
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