I put my e mail & pass word in & had to put my new debit card in as credit card but it won't let me sign in my phone number is ************ thank you WANDA EGAN

Hi!

You should be able to add additional debit cards by going on your account, then in the payment section, there should be an option to add a credit/debit card.

Do mind that there is a list of debit/credit cards that Amazon accepts. I have Attached links to both the guide to Add Manage Payment Methods and the Types of Credit Debit Cards That Can Be Used

Kind regards,
Jann Rocas

• Homepage of metro PCs.com selec manage and pay tab
• Scroll down to the right select payment options and history
• Log into your account or create new account with your phone number
• The things u will need for paying online
• Your MetroPCS phone number
• The dollar amount you wish to pay
• The credit/debit number on the front of your card or the 10-digit PIN of your MetroPCS payment card
• Your CVV2 security code. For MasterCard/Visa, it is located on the back of your credit card in the signature strip. It is at least 3 digits and is always printed AFTER your credit card number. For American Express, the security code is the four digits on the front of your card.
• Month/Year credit card expiration date
• ZIP Code where the debit/credit card statement is mailed
• Be sure and print out the confirmation page for your records. You will also receive a confirmation text upon successful payment.

To make a payment with a checking account, have the following information ready:

• Your MetroPCS phone number
• The dollar amount you wish to pay
• The routing number and checking account number. The routing number is the 9-digit identifier that is specific to your bank. It is located between two symbols on the bottom left-hand side of the check. Your checking account number immediately follows your bank's routing number as the second set of numbers.
• Additional personal information that only you would know to verify your identity.
• Be sure and print out the confirmation page for your records. You will also receive a confirmation text upon successful payment.

Loretta, since you do not include who the "prime membership" is with, I can only give you generic possibilities. First, did you pay for this with a debit or credit card. If a "debit" card all you can do it to try to find a contact phone number for the company that you now have the "prime membership" with and see if they can help you.
If you used a "credit" card, contact the phone number on the back of the card and contact them and tell them your problem. The majority of credit card companies will be more than willing to help you with this problem; especially if you did not sign up for the "prime membership" or were misled in any fashion.

Is this for paypal ?
add or update the card in the PayPal account?
Here's how to add a card to your account:
1.Go to the PayPal website and log in to your account.
2.Click 'Profile' near the top of the page.
3.Click 'My money.'
4.Click 'Update' beside 'Debit and credit cards.'
5.Click 'Add another Card.'
6.Select the 'Card Type' and enter the required information.
7.Click 'Add Card.'
Note:

You can link up to 8 credit cards or debit cards to your PayPal account.

Here's how to update (same card number but new expiry date) your credit card or debit card information:
1.Go to the PayPal website and log in to your account.
2.Click 'Profile' near the top of the page.
3.Click 'My money.'
4.Click 'Update' beside 'Debit and credit cards'.
5.Click 'Edit' next to the card you want to change.
6.Update your information.
7.Enter your card security code.
Click 'Save.

Visa card no or pin no ?
Edit a Visa PIN

In today's world, many of us rely on plastic and go light on carrying cash.
Visa is one of the leading card brands worldwide with 1.8 billion cards in use, including credit and debit cards.

But in those instances when you need cash, you also need a reliable Personal Identification Number.
But what if you forgot your PIN or are concerned someone saw you use it?

Call the phone number of the Visa card issuer.
Most cards have a toll-free number listed on the back of the card.


Choose the appropriate phone menu options to speak to a live person. Most banks and credit card companies require live verification before they will implement a change of PIN.

Answer the customer service representative's identification questions.
These may include personal information such as social security number, current address, mother's maiden name, when your account was opened, your place of birth and location or branch where your account was opened if your card is linked to your bank.

Request your change of PIN.
Have a new PIN in mind in case your credit card company or bank allows you to choose the new PIN over the phone.

In some cases, the Visa issuer will automatically assign you a new PIN and will likely mail it to you.
Confirm with the customer service agent that the change has been successfully completed before you get off the phone.
Change Your Visa Card Number

Changing your Visa card number mitigates or prevents fraudulent activity on your account.
The customer service department of your issuing bank can change the number in some situations.

Some banks and merchants also offer services that mask your true card number when making purchases.

Prepaid debit or gift cards also provide an alternative card number in lieu of directly using your main credit card account. Threat of Fraud


Contact the customer service department of the card issuer if you believe fraud has already occurred on your account, or you suspect your credit card number is in the hands of an unauthorized party and fraudulent activity is imminent.
The card issuer will deactivate the compromised account, assign a new card number and mail a new card.

Cut up and dispose of the old card once the new card arrives.
Log into any online merchant sites where you used the old card number and delete that information from the site.

Decide if you wish to enter the updated card number at that time. Protect your account by masking it.

If you want to change a card number in a situation where no fraudulent activity has yet occurred, Rebecca Lindsey of Cardratings.com suggests contacting the customer service department of your issuing bank to inquire whether the bank offers "virtual card numbers."

Virtual card numbers are "disposable" credit card numbers that can be used a limited number of times over a range of specific dates.

Using a virtual card number eliminates the need to provide merchants with your "real" card number, preserving the security of your account.

Automated payments debited from your checking account or against your credit card can prove to be quite convenient.
Automatic debits can be payments for loans, life insurance premiums, cable bills, Internet service and many other transactions.
Sometimes you want these transactions stopped.
If you decide to open a new checking account the automatic debits should be discontinued from the old bank account.
The company responsible for the debits will need adequate notification to keep the debits from going through another month.

Review your bank account statement or credit card statement to see which automatic debits are going through.
You could have several automatic debit transactions deduction money from your bank account. Decide which ones you want to stop or cancel.
Locate the contact information for that particular merchant.
Call the merchant responsible for the automatic debit.
The toll-free customer service phone number should be on the merchant's statement.
Let the representative know you want the automatic debits stopped.
The representative will stop the automatic debits per your request.
Some companies need four or five days prior to the automatic debit.
Without adequate notice the automatic debit may occur one more time.
The following month you should not see the charge.

Send a letter to the merchant.
Sometimes it may be difficult to reach a merchant by phone; if this is the case, the website Credit Info Center recommends sending the merchant a certified letter with a return receipt.
It will take a little longer to get your charges stopped by mail.
Take a look at your bank statement.
Make sure the automatic debits have been cancelled.
If the charges continue, follow up with the merchant.
Ask for a confirmation letter confirming the automatic debits have been cancelled.
http://www.creditinfocenter.com/budgeting/stop-automatic-debits.shtml

PayPal probably has an answer to this but in my case, I do not have and never have had a credit card, only debit. PayPal bills my bank account directly and states that if the draft is refused they will bill my Mastercard. This is pretty funny since if my account is too low, the debit card won't work either!

Which account do you mean? If you mean Yahoo! Mail account, then you might be on the wrong webpage or phishing page. If you can, please post back with the link of the page you were accessing when signing up your account. Let me check the url and the contents of the page. The correct Yahoo! Sign up page url is here (Click Here).
While signing up for a free Yahoo! Mail account, you'll never be asked for Credit/Debit Card info. I am not very sure about what Child ID is.
Good Luck.
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You can’t use a debit card, it has to be a credit card