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1. Yes, it's a normal credit card. 2. Yes, you can generate a new virtual card number with a CCV and expiration date in Wallet. 3. Yes, probably. Though most pl
by t3rabytes 7y ago
1. Yes, it's a normal credit card.
2. Yes, you can generate a new virtual card number with a CCV and expiration date in Wallet.
3. Yes, probably. Though most places don't actually verify that info, or they only care about the zip.
- skissane 7y ago> or they only care about the zip A couple of weeks ago I was in New York City, and I needed to buy a MetroCard from a vending machine at the entrance of a subway station. I stick my credit card (issued by a major Australian bank) into the machine. I proceed to pay. Then it asks me for my ZIP code. Living in Australia, I don't have a US ZIP code, but I do have a four digit Australian postal code. I try entering my four digit Australian postal code – it doesn't accept it, wrong number of digits. So then I just try 90210. That works, it processes the transaction and gives me the MetroCard.