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From the US point of view, if you can't even get a Mastercard or Visa, you're not trustworthy. Here (US), my 2-year old daugther receives credit card offers in
by alain94040 18y ago
From the US point of view, if you can't even get a Mastercard or Visa, you're not trustworthy.
Here (US), my 2-year old daugther receives credit card offers in the mail. Imagine that.
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- akronim 18y agoBut if you're not in the US it's not straighforward to get a US card, which can be limiting, e.g. you can't use Mechanical Turk without a US card and address.
- piers 18y agoExactly my point. My cash is good so why don't more US companies want it?
- lsc 18y agoyeah, that's the idea. those sorts of people tend to think that any traffic originating outside of the US or EU or JP is fraudulent or criminal in nature. That hasn't been my experience... I've personally had more trouble with USian spammers who claim the user signed up... and the user disagrees. (I've largely solved the problem by prohibiting bulk mail from my service entirely) I've had plenty of customers who were intelligent, legitimate and profitable who came from outside of the 'first world'
- c1sc0 18y agoIs that as a requester or worker? How hard is it to fake that? How hard is it to get a US credit card as a non-resident?