Not directly… and NOT a good idea. You can possibly use a cash advance, or a form of a convenience check, for example, but… you must consider that cash advances have the highest interest rate (well above 20%); do not offer a grace period to repay, before interest rate is applied; and may have other fees, which will make your prepaid card unreasonably expensive.
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Is there a prepaid debit card that you can refill with a credit card?
[Friday, November 25th, 2011]
