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Big News Coming in the New Year will be a new product release by the creators of the Blueprint Series, Steven Clayton and Tim Godfrey. Many marketers are already aware of the fabulous Commission Blueprint 2 that came on in September and many are making money using this system

Another great new product by these guys called Niche Blueprint 2 is coming out to help all of us marketers who are doing or want to do ecommerce storefronts. Let me ask you will you be there for the release, I already have my sport inline and I recommend that you do as well. Happy New Year 2010 everyone!

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The OSCARDS recognise extraordinary innovation in bankcard applications and is one of the highest honours a card company can receive.

Launched in June 2009, the Travel Money Card is a prepaid MasterCard that enables travellers to lock in the exchange rate of multiple currencies on the same card and access their money overseas.

The beauty of the Travel Money Card is its simplicity, says a Commonwealth Bank spokesperson “its a convenient, safe way to access money all over the world”.

Plus it has the flexibility to load and transfer between multiple currencies. The Travel Money Card is accepted at more than 29 million locations worldwide, including more than one million ATMs – wherever MasterCard is accepted.

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If it doesn’t accept debit card, then is there another way i can purchase without a credit card?

Thankyou in advance!

First let tell you what is debit card and credit card. debit card the amount you purchase is deducted from your account balance and credit card means the amount is paid inadvance on behalf of us by the bank and later bank will collect from us. For your kind information where credit card is accepted debit card is also accepted because the same machine is striped for credit cards and debit cards. If is not accepted go to nearest atm machine and with draw money and you can withdraw four times in month without any service charges.

Unsecure Credit Card – you don’t need to deposit any money anywhere. The credit limit is unsecure so if you stiff them they can’t take your money since you never gave them any. Let me clarify, they CAN collect on that money but they will have to do a few legal things before they do that and your credit will definitely will be hurt A LOT. So as a result these cards are a bit harder to get for someone with little or no credit. You will probably need to tell them where you work, how much you make etc. They will then check your credit history and determine your credit limit and rates (that 30% thing you are talking about). If you have no credit history they might start you at $300-$500/mo and a very high interest rate. They want to see how you handle a small limit first before they extend you more credit. As you use the card responsibility they will then increase your limit over a period of time. My first card had a limit of $350 it has increase since. Some extremely rich people out there are walking around with cards that have no limits on them.

Paying back your card monthly work the same with either secure or unsecured cards.

The 30% part is determine by your job & credit history. That will also change. If you use your card responsibly the rates will continue to drop. Many people have cards that have very low interest rates. I have one at (7%). I am sure there are people out there with lower rates. Chances are they have been very responsible with their credit cards and have good steady income. But if you have no credit history then your rate is going to be higher since you are at a higher risk of stiffing them than the guy who has shown they can pay on the card for like 10 years in a row.

Sometimes mall store cards are easier to get. I say sometimes because it depends on the store. Sometimes they are easier to get because as the name implies, store cards are store specific. For example, I had a Gap Credit (old version) which can only be used at the Gap and no where else. So you can’t do a lot of damages at the mall if you choose to use it and not pay. The rates on these are usually very high.

Whatever card you get make sure you use it responsibly. Never max out a card, that hurt your credit, Halfway is the max if you really have to. Remember this is not free money, they are lending you the money at 30% interest. So if you charge $200 for an iPhone but don’s pay off the balance in like 3-4 years that iPhone could cost you a crap load of money.

Hope this help. Good luck.

You can also purchase prepaid credit card at triple a–the place that will tow you if your car breaks down. Good luck.