Neteller Debit Card Transfers
 

Forgive me, I just got my Neteller debit card in the mail, so I don't know all the ins and outs with the card yet. I plan on leaving town for a few days, but wanted to bring the debit card in case of "emergencies". If I dump over a couple hundred bucks, and don't use it all .. can I move some of the money on my debit card back over to my neteller account?

Thanks.

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YES

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Sorry Sir. Wrong answer. When the money is on your card, it's not going back into your account in any way

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You sir are a complete fool,,and i kinda feel sorry for you. My original answer stands and yes for a fact you can move from the card back to your neteller acount as i do it all the time...arod4276

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just to be a little more specific the option is the last option under deposits where u can deposit funds from your neteller card back to your account...arod4276

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I would like that also to know..I always thought that this was not possible

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log in .....click the depoit button at the top of the screen.... look to the last entry under deposit options...gl arod4276

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Sorry if I'm worng. No need to call me a fool though.

I followed your instructions and the last option is - or so it seems to me - to fund your Neteller acount from your bank account.

OP asked about funding the Neteller account with his Neteller Debit Card. I'm still not convinced that you can do that

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You can only deposit from your debit card to your Neteller account if you are a US resident. Look at the debit card fees page at neteller.com. For Canada and international users that option is not available.

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You can only deposit from your debit card to your Neteller account if you are a US resident. Look at the debit card fees page at neteller.com. For Canada and international users that option is not available.

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Aha, thanks Swede. That explains a lot in this thread. So in order to find out whether arod or I was right, we need to know where OP lives. Happy birthday tinga. Where are you from? [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]