I Just Added Mom To Acc.can She Add Money Now Using Her Debit Card

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Answer #1: Posted by BusterDoogen on June 1st, 2015 8:31 PM

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Yes using Bank Transfers (see below).
Q: How do I add money to my NetSpend card account?

A: Choose from several ways to add money to your NetSpend card:

Direct Deposit. Direct Deposit is the easy and free way to add your paycheck or government benefits check to a NetSpend Prepaid Debit Card. Learn more
NetSpend Reload Network Locations. There are more than 100,000 convenient locations in the U.S. where you can add money to your card account. Our Reload Center locator helps you find the lowest-cost locations nearest to you. Learn more.
Bank Transfers. Add money from virtually any U.S.-issued bank account. If you have a checking or savings account or a bank debit card, use it to add money to your NetSpend card account. Log in to learn more.
PayPal®. Use PayPal to add money to your card for FREE. Transferring funds to a NetSpend Prepaid Card is easy and FREE when you use PayPal. Log in to learn more.
Transfer Money Between NetSpend Card Accounts. It's simple to transfer money from one NetSpend card account to another.Log in to learn more.
Tax Refunds. Tell the IRS to electronically deposit your refund directly to your NetSpend card account. Learn more.
NetSpend Reload Packs. This method is convenient for adding money when your card is not with you. NetSpend Reload Packs are available at many retail locations. Log in to learn more.

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