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Quote from: MR1 on August 04, 2015, 11:38:53 AM

Is it possible that one person orders several cards ( I mean physical cards not virtual ones) at the same time?

One card of each type of each currency per account. 1 USD card, 1 EUR card for plastic, 1 USD card, 1 EUR card for virtual.

May I close/deactivate my card and order a new card after reaching the limit of 1000$ ATM withdr (unverified acc)?

Not really. That's the whole point of offering cards to non-verified users so that they can test the card up to a certain point and then complete their verification to become full-featured users. It's also a legal thing.

But it should be possible to close my account completely and to register a new account with a new card?

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Quote from: dmitrycrypto on February 03, 2015, 10:42:00 PM

Quote from: gosha@e-coin on February 03, 2015, 10:19:59 PM

for unverified accounts it's yearly. If you want to increase the limits, need to verify your ID and address

Another option is to order a new card once you reached the limits.

What's the point of all that, if I may ask? If you want to use the card to its full potential, just verify your account, it's fast, simple, and tens of thousands of people have done so already. We do not really target users who hide their identity and try to come up with ways to go around compliance/legal requirements.

Well, my question is legit as there are also tens of thousands of people who dont want to comply with government imposed restrictions.

Maybe these people should try something else. We do not allow duplicate accounts, we do not allow multiple accounts with the same email, phone, or address, and neither does our card vendor. To keep this business viable in the long run, we need to have reasonable yet efficient KYC and AML policies, and that's exactly what this is about.