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This person is my closest relative.)
The idea is that the relative orders the card in his name, then sends it to me in the Russian Federation, and I use it as I see fit - cash or non-cash transactions.
If you carry out illegal operations with the card, your relative will be charged. Wouldn't your conscience be troubled?
If you make illegal transactions with your card, your relative will be charged. Wouldn't you feel guilty?
The most common transactions - like paying at Lenta/Magnits, or withdrawing from a Sberbank ATM.
This person is my closest relative.)
The idea is that the relative orders the card in his name, then sends the card to me in Russia, and I use it at my discretion - cash or non-cash transactions.
As far as I remember, transfers between wallets are free, i.e. you just need to open two different wallets and order one card
As far as I remember, transfers between wallets are free, i.e. you just need to open two different wallets and order one card
Got it, thanks
You are not thinking straight. You have already been told that you can set up a relative in this way.
Better do this: open a wallet on ePayments (in dollars), get verified.
Open a card account in any bank (in dollars), also in your name. And will be able any time from the resource withdrawal amount for eP wallet, and then from the wallet to transfer to your bank card. If I am not mistaken commission is 2.8%.
And there will not be any violations.
I tried it today - it is not possible to order in the RF.
I looked too. You can't go to Russia or Ukraine. They have inside, like, here, we have plans to expand our coverage, but that may be in the plans for another hundred years.
I looked too. Neither Russia nor Ukraine are allowed. They have it inside, like, here, we have plans to expand coverage, but that may be in the plans for another hundred years.