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# 209169 15-Mar-2017 21:07
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Former OneSmart user still trying to figure out how to now run a US iTunes account in NZ.

Got a Cash Passport today, there's USD$60 loaded and USD is set as the default currency.

But, iTunes won't accept it.

What is really weird is when I log into my new Cash Passport account (same email address as the OneSmart) it has my billing history for the last year to iTunes - the successful OneSmart payments. WTF?!

Help me. 

Please...

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  # 1740071 15-Mar-2017 22:07
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From this thread

 

http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=179&topicid=205313&page_no=5

 

Apparently Onesmart never gave over Address details (probably in violation of card issuer T&Cs), so Itunes beleived it was a US local card,

 

I susepct cash passport is transferring Address details, so Itunes can work out that it is a non-US card and bounces it.....

 

From what has been tried the easiest way to add itunes credit to a US based account from NZ is to buy itunes giftcards

 

 

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  # 1740163 16-Mar-2017 09:51
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Yep, the only way I can get money onto my US iTunes is by buying gift card codes to redeem online. I recommend buyfrompowerseller.com. I've used them for years and they've never let me down. Just bought a Hulu card from them and got the code within minutes.




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  # 1740168 16-Mar-2017 10:21
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The new OneSmart card is just a white label offering of Cash Passport so neither will work.

 

 

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