NX $70 Limit still here?

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thread starter chezburgahplex May 28 2009 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

Ok, long ago I heard that non-verified paypal users could now purchase more than 70000 NX per month. Now, since I still do not have a bank account (lol), I am forced to just grab one of those prepaid credit cards and charge it to paypal, and then MS. (I live in Australia, don't tell me to get NX cards) But... in one month, I would like to spend more than $70 a month. Lol =P So, is that stupid limit of 70K NX per month true?

KingEvilPast 05/28/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

No idea. Get your paypal verified so you don't have to deal with the problem.

Milkshakess 05/28/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

Just try it, and if it doesn't work you'll still have your money, just use it in the next month.

WritingStory 05/28/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

chezburgahplex said: "Ok, long ago I heard that non-verified paypal users could now purchase more than 70000 NX per month. Now, since I still do not have a bank account (lol), I am forced to just grab one of those prepaid credit cards and charge it to paypal, and then MS. (I live in Australia, don't tell me to get NX cards) But... in one month, I like to spend more than $70 a month. Lol =P So, is that stupid limit of 70K NX per month true?" :O do you get the Westpac giftcards? Where do you get your prepaid cards?

taleko 05/28/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

or get a bank account... very simple.

pastebin 05/28/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

I use a verified VISA card with PayPal. It's a $75 limit. I've used up all my NX and i want too get some more, but i'm not allowed to buy more until 15/6. I find this rather meaningless actually. I mean, if i am verified, im also verified to be the real owner, and therefore i should be allowed too buy as much as i would like too. Well, seems like nexon doesn't want our money... =)

RaypeMe May 28 2009 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

I suggest buying prepaid visa cards frmo local australia post office, they have dominations of 50$ and 100%, idk aabout 25$. And another solution is to use a rechargable prepaid visa, prety much the same, just rechargable. I use to use Bopo, a grat company, untill it shut down. Now available are Canvas PrepaidCards available at your local BP Petrol Station. But word of caution about the Canvas card, they come with alot of services fee's. And monthly fee's. ~~ :D

2005master 05/28/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

im sorry for my nooby question but how do you buy a prepaid credit card? =/

chezburgahplex May 28 2009 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

Ohh.. sweet. Thanks paste. And I don't really wanna get a bank account, especially now. I only get $100 a week from a part time job, so I just keep that money as a little collection in a safe in my room. When I start full time, I'll get one. And WritingStory, 7-11 sells prepaid visa credit cards with $50/$100 preloaded on to it. It's like a gift card but can be used for anything. Make sure to get Visa or Mastercard though, I don't think others are supported... well, that was when I last checked a year ago. @Above. Well, you can buy them from 7-11's and Australia Post's, then you make a paypal if you haven't already. Log in on the MS website, charge whatever amount you want, click "Pay through Paypal", then use that card in the little prompt and voila! Lol, a little tedious.

KiteRazer 05/28/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

well i came to that limit when mom and my sisters gave me nx in 15 b-day present (I'm 19 now xD) but hmm wasn't it $75?

WritingStory 05/28/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

2005master said: "im sorry for my nooby question but how do you buy a prepaid credit card? =/" Well, just ask for one at places that sell them and give them the money to put in.

RaypeMe 05/28/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

eww hardly any 7-11's around anymore D:

Hajje 05/28/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

use paybycash and do a bank deposit, they use common wealth bank so it isnt hard to find one