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Reloadable Cards

There appears to be a market for reloadable payment cards.  Part of the growth in this market is driven by online sales of goods and services.  See article on eMerchants.
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Paypal Over Zealous and Uncaring?

From The New York Times:
Some PayPal Users Criticize Antifraud Measures

Some of the payment service’s users say the company needlessly freezes their accounts when large transactions are involved.

http://nyti.ms/QuD0EC
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