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Old 05-17-2013, 11:07 PM   #343
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Out of top 5 results, one an BBB warning about scams involving Green Dot Moneypak and another about three different viruses:
FBI Green Dot
  • Moneypak Virus
  • FBI Virus
  • FBI Moneypak

So, it's some type of pre-paid credit card that you purchase? then add money to, presumably at Walmart?

what sort of fees are involved (other than the $5 up front charge, which would probably stop me from buying it, on it's own, since they probably make their money off credit/debit card charges for fill-ups; not to mention it would involve actually stepping foot inside a walmart...)?
There is only the $4.95 fee. There is no other fee involved. It's just virtual money with a code. You use that code to transfer the money to a permanent source like PayPal or a reloadable green dot credit card. Dish Network uses it for people to pay them money. Here's a list of legit sites that take it.

Never send a Moneypak to someone you don't know. It's as simple as that.

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