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richms
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  #1630169 14-Sep-2016 12:08
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I made a paypal for each region I want and just send it money from my NZ paypal, standard crap international paypal rates and I pay a little fee, but once its in the other paypal account it spends fine on the xbox/whatever stores.

 

Not done the comparison against those aweful prepaid credit cards like the loaded for travel or the air NZ one, but I would be suprised if there was much in it, and not having my cash locked up in a prepaid card is worth a bit more anyway.





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  #1630264 14-Sep-2016 14:19
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I just buy the Xbox gift card from the respective countries online Microsoft Store using Hilton hotel address and NZ credit card OK.




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  #1630395 14-Sep-2016 17:25
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Brought a 12 month Xbox Live card from CD Keys for $57NZ (ish)
Loaded onto my account via the website, and downloaded the two free Xbox One games via Games for Gold.

 

Having trouble getting the free Xbox 360 game however ... but will try via console tonight




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  #1630492 14-Sep-2016 20:27
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They also have a handful of cheap games on cdkeys.com.


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  #1630540 14-Sep-2016 22:16
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richms:

I made a paypal for each region I want and just send it money from my NZ paypal, standard crap international paypal rates and I pay a little fee, but once its in the other paypal account it spends fine on the xbox/whatever stores.


Not done the comparison against those aweful prepaid credit cards like the loaded for travel or the air NZ one, but I would be suprised if there was much in it, and not having my cash locked up in a prepaid card is worth a bit more anyway.




Or you could just buy gift cards off Microsoft for the appropriate region. No middleware required

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  #1659186 27-Oct-2016 17:26
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Dolby Atmos support was announced today for both Xbox One and Xbox One S.





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  #1659218 27-Oct-2016 18:01
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billgates:

Dolby Atmos support was announced today for both Xbox One and Xbox One S.


Sweet, might buy one now.

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