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Oksymoron

I received 5 GBP promo Pin code from PSC and I can't activate it in Poland, any chance to transfer it to PayPal?

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Nay

in order to activate the pin code you have to register an account and then add the funds to that account.. by any chance do you have an account over there?

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Oksymoron

I have account, but when I'm trying to activate it, PSC shows that I can't do it in my country. I tried VPN and it's the same, even main account page stays in Polish instead of changing language to English.

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Nay

I am not sure if this promotion works in every country where paysafecard is available. If you did exactly how they explained it in the newsletter and it didn't work, then you could always try contact their support.

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Oksymoron

Well, They didn't mentioned that it's locked outside of UK, I wrote to them twice and nothing ;P

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HenryLeonheart

Nope, unless you want to go to those sketchy websites, there's no way. Try using a VPN to activate the code in a UK IP.

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Nay

what sketchy websites.. i am talking about paysafecard's website.. They even explain it to you through their newsletter on how to activate the account... well
for you a polak link

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HenryLeonheart

I mean those websites that offer to trade paysafecards for paypal cash.

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Nay

Paysafecard is usable for steam games as for trade/transfer I can't give you a conclusive answer to that since I don't have experience or knowledge of any of those website. Everything where you need an "exchanger" is sketchy in my opinion.

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DavidSarif

There's an addon for firefox named anonymox or something, it allows you to change ip in a click.

Otherwise use someone from your friend list that you trust and ask him to do it for you.

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Cheeseburgermafia

Proxy servers still won't give him a phone number from the UK. Halfway there though.

Maybe he can use a VOIP service to gain a usable UK phone number.

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Lowis

The same thing happened to me, so I found someone from the UK and gave it to him. You need an account from the UK (you can use a proxy for that), and you need a phone number from the UK so they can send a code to activate that account (you can't use a proxy for that). So unless you have a friend there that can do that for you, the code will go to waste, so I recommend finding someone that will be able to use it.

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Nay

how does one know that a phone number is from the uk when it starts with 06

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Lowis

You can't change the prefix from the country, and they send you a code to that number that you need to write to activate your account, so unless you have a friend there that can recieve that message...

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Nay

but a mobile phone number is always starting with 06... it doesnt show any area code..

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Lowis

In Spain, mobile phones start with 6. And Spains prefix is +34, UK's is +44 I think. You can't change that prefix in the web, so the number will be wrong unless you're in the UK.

Let me show you.

When you call another cell phone in your country, you don't need to add that prefix. But I don't know if this happens in your country, but when someone sends me a message, and I call him directly from that message, the number I'm calling shows that prefix.

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Nay

hmm I see and understand it now, well thank you for that explaination.

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Closed 11 years ago by Oksymoron.