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About the foreign virtual cards, can you please give me a link where I can get one? Being searching for a long time, only found scam. All legitimate ones requir
by EVa5I7bHFq9mnYK 3y ago
About the foreign virtual cards, can you please give me a link where I can get one? Being searching for a long time, only found scam. All legitimate ones require proof of address.
- grishka 3y agoKazakh and Belarusian banks open cards for Russians with no questions asked. There are services that do it online for you. You only need a passport (the international kind).
- throw-ru-938 3y agoGeorgia is also a good choice, but you need to be physically present in the country. (It's a nice place though, but maybe not in August.) I don't recommend Armenia, the banks here have cracked down on tourists opening cards, and if you see someone offering you an Armenian card it's 100% a scam.
- grishka 3y agoI heard of Georgian banks closing people's accounts with a week's notice for being "high risk" or something. It's a gamble. In Armenia, at least when I visited in December, I was told that "if you want an Armenian card, it can be done in 2 days for 25000 rubles that you put in your account". Not sure which bank it was. I also know people who opened cards in Indonesia and Turkey.
- throw-ru-938 3y agoYes, back then there was an Armenian bank that could get you a card for a crapload of money but no supporting documents. Since then, they've fallen in line with the others, and now they want a rent agreement and a local job.
- piskov 3y agoIf you’re Russian, you will easily find the instructions how to get one If you’re not, then it’s prudent not to tell any actual “names”.
- EVa5I7bHFq9mnYK 3y agoIn other words, there are none. Just common Russian lies.