You can add funds to Webcertificate w/Paypal!!!

[agg28]

I am not sure if I am posting this in the correct forum or not, or maybe someone else already knew this, if so I apologize. I just thought this might help some of you out. I had some money in my Paypal account that I was trying to trade for a $10 Webcertificate, because I thought you could not add money to your Webcertificate w/ paypal because there is not a 3 digit security code , like on a regular credit card. Well, just to see if it would work, I tried adding funds to my Webcertificate with my Paypal Virtual Debit card number and used "000" ( 3 zeroes) as the security code. Low and behold, it went through!!! I checked my paypal account, and the money has been taken out and the transaction is pending. Kinda silly to get so excited over, but I was just so pleased that it worked. Hope this helps some of you out.

[imgagesmom]

What is a web certiftcate?

[bbelover]

agg, just to let u know, there is a security code on your web certificate.....Look at your web cert across the top it has your acct nuber etc, u will c a 3 digit number there, that is your sec code, like u would find on the back of your credit card.....

[z77and77]

are you charged any fee to add to your web certificate?

z77and77

[Ttulipss]

I went into my WebCertificate account and to the add funds page.
You can up to $50 each time and there is $1.00 service fee.

Do you think there is a way to add funds from an ecount account?

[bee04]

I recently joined paypal. It says I will get $5.00 when I join. But they are asking for my bank account. Is there possiblity that I can add that 5 dollars directly to my webcerificate amount? Please help. Thanks in advance.

[FreebieHunter]

with paypal the only way I know to get that $5 is to get verified AND transfer $250 to your account from your bank account. after you did that - you could turn around and using the info from the first post to take that $5 and put to your webcertificate (i think)

[jen6889]

Originally posted by Ttulipss
I went into my WebCertificate account and to the add funds page.
You can up to $50 each time and there is $1.00 service fee.

Do you think there is a way to add funds from an ecount account?

Ttulipss, it's been a while since I've looked at Ecount, but didn't they give you a Credit Card number when you opened up your Ecount account? They used to (do they still?) give them automatically for online use only and you had to pay such and such amount to get the plastic card. I got one (credit card number that is) when I opened my account with them. I've never used it though because I could never get anybody to pay me through Ecount, so there was never any money in there to spend!
I would assume, if Ecount gave you a CC number, that you could add funds to your Webcertificate account using that number the same as you would the Paypal number. Let me know if that works, just in case somebody decides to use Ecount to pay me in the future!