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| What Is The Use Of Nigerian Dedit(credit) Card? by ifeis(m): 9:25pm On Aug 09, 2007 |
Why dont most sites accept nigerian credit card, dont u think its not just fair.Tried paying 4 some things some couple of weeks bak with the credit card or rather debit card issued to me from GTB,but it was declined.What can i do? |
| Re: What Is The Use Of Nigerian Dedit(credit) Card? by tundewoods(m): 3:55am On Aug 10, 2007 |
Simple,most of these foreign websites consider Nigeria as a high risk and credit card fraudulent country so we seem to be blacklisted from most credit card accepting websites. I also use a GTB mastercard,however i am able to use mine because i have a working relationship with the website that i use my cards.I suggest you first send them an email to inform them of the challenges you are facing.However i must warn that in case you are trying to use your credit card on a shopping website like Ebay will virtually be impossible. Our online image as fraud prone nation is responsible for this. |
| Re: What Is The Use Of Nigerian Dedit(credit) Card? by simplyme3(f): 4:02am On Aug 10, 2007 |
lies -its because the bank cards are not international - they are not in the database - if its Visa - then cool. |
| Re: What Is The Use Of Nigerian Dedit(credit) Card? by donne4real(m): 4:52pm On Aug 10, 2007 |
I think a thing of comfort is the fact that you can use the debit card (as long as it is either Visa or Mastercard) if you are present in other nations. I had a friend who visited from Nigeria and he was able to use his debit card in the US without any issue. |
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