J4320
30-12-2004 11:26:52
Would it work if I just paid $1 for a webcertificate(even though it says put in at least $20) and sent it to a friend and he could just do the free eFax offfer? And if not, which ones work with webcertificates?
twhite567
30-12-2004 11:30:59
I know blockbuster does..efax may too, but the minimum webcert amount is $5.
-TW
J4320
30-12-2004 11:41:49
So do you think I should try to send 5 bucks to someone to do the eFax offer?
twhite567
30-12-2004 11:44:24
Sure..if it's mp3players4free, i would send it to them to do blockbuster..it's easier..but u can do it for gratis efax too. Just bear in mind, that offer may not always be available.
-TW
J4320
30-12-2004 12:25:16
So when they recieve a webcert, it is just like a credit card number that they enter in? I'm gonna have a friend do one for Gratis' eFax. So it will work if I send him $5 and he signs up for eFax?
Collateral
30-12-2004 12:26:53
[quote9039385ac8="J4320"]So when they recieve a webcert, it is just like a credit card number that they enter in? I'm gonna have a friend do one for Gratis' eFax. So it will work if I send him $5 and he signs up for eFax?[/quote9039385ac8]
Yes, it's exactly like a credit card, infact it pretty much is. I have a $5 one and it's a mastercard.
J4320
30-12-2004 13:28:59
Alright, thanks. I'll send him one and tell him to sign up for eFax with it.
zed2004
30-12-2004 14:01:42
i dont know if it works for efax. i tried to using a web certificate and it didnt go through on the main sign up page. They ask you to use some 1800 number to sign up with.