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I just purchased cards, and can confirm they are $10/card. The numbers don't seem to be working quite yet, although I'd guess that they'll need a day or two to pass along the numbers purchased to Kiva.
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I just purchased cards, and can confirm they are $10/card. The numbers don't seem to be working quite yet, although I'd guess that they'll need a day or two to pass along the numbers purchased to Kiva.
Yeah, looks like a scam to me. I was all ready to scale this up with family and friends because it's $45 profit per person, but the codes they send don't work. One says already used, two others say invalid. A buddy had one work, one say invalid, and the third say already used.
Tons of complaints around the internet, just Google their name: nomorerack
Thanks for the heads-up, it would have been a tremendous deal, but I'm afraid I'll have to be doing some CC chargebacks on this one.
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Yeah, looks like a scam to me. I was all ready to scale this up with family and friends because it's $45 profit per person, but the codes they send don't work. One says already used, two others say invalid. A buddy had one work, one say invalid, and the third say already used.
Tons of complaints around the internet, just Google their name: nomorerack
Thanks for the heads-up, it would have been a tremendous deal, but I'm afraid I'll have to be doing some CC chargebacks on this one.
I've not had a problem with them until this Kiva card. I'm guessing it'll take a day or two, but they'll figure out how to make it work.
I've ordered a few things from them and have always received the items.
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Absolutely! I think I've already turned $150 into $350.
Small potatoes compared to some of you but it really is a great way to help people around the world - one little bit at a time.
Not at all small potatoes. I've only loaned $100, with the last 2 just in the past 2 days. One was from a nomorerack.com kiva card ($10 to purchase), the other was from a combination of repayments and a PayPal payment I'd received for a mystery shop.
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Absolutely! I think I've already turned $150 into $350.
Small potatoes compared to some of you but it really is a great way to help people around the world - one little bit at a time.
No small potatoes with Kiva. Every loan counts.
I recommend setting comfortable goals like one new money loan a week, a month, a quarter or even one a year and then beating it.
I planned to reinvest repayments and add at least $50 per month in new money. That totals $600 in new money. I went to the recent MilePoint Kiva Do in San Francisco and when my wife wasn't looking I pre-funded my goal for the year.
Hopefully, you will be able to add a few new loans this year or at least roll over your repayments. Enjoy.
Keep Kiva fun.
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