Offer sites, with credit card requirement, should I do it or not?

@Emiese (994)
Sweden
July 22, 2008 9:06am CST
I have a bit of a problem. I am an international user, which means there are only a few sites that I can use in regards to making money online, ptc is one typ. A type of site that I rarely can use is offer sites, since they normally only allow US users. However, I am a member of Swatcash, and for the first time since I joined (about three months ago) there is an offer I can do. Adding to the story is that if I do that offer I get enough cash through offers to open my next mission, which I really need for other things, so I really, really need it. Anyway, the problem is that the offers require me to put in my credit card details. I do not really want to do that. It is a trial at PokerSavvy for seven days, and it says that if I don't like it I can cancel it during the free trial. However, I am a bit afraid to put my credit card details in. So, what do you think? Is there a way to get around putting credit card details in on those sites. What should I do? Is anyone a member of Poker Savvy and can tell me what you think about it! Should I do the trial. You American users that use these offer sites a lot, how do you go about credit card detail offers? Do you do them? Please let me know all about your experiences with these type of offers! Thank you for your help!
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@karagala (447)
• Philippines
28 Jul 08
I don't normally put my credit cards so easily. I only trust paypal. Paypal keeps all the credit card details to themselves and then when I need to deal with anyone on the need I pay or receive cash through paypal. MyLot required either Paypal or Moneybookers as middle-men when paying its members. Before I joined Paypal, I asked around at myLot and 100% of those who responded say they trusted paypal. I've seen Paypal and Moneybookers around for quite sometime and I haven't heard any news of information leaking. I don't really know if this one helps but it's only Paypal I trust and I provided the details of the credit card that had the lowest credit limit.
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