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OBOPAY SUCKS. I loaded my account at a cash load location. I needed a way to fund my bank account that located 50 miles away and does not take cash deposits. After loading my OBOPAY account I intiated a small transfer of twenty dollars. AFTER authorizing the "withdraw" to my real bank account a lil blurb pops up stating that it can take 2-4 business days for the transfer to be complete. Well 2 days didnt seem so bad even though I needed to fund my account right away. So, I initiated another transfer of $130.00 and the next day for $25.00. To make a long story short they released the small transfers to my bank within 2 days. 5 days later they still have not release the large transfer. Several calls to customer service I was told different things about when my funds would be made available to me, and given the run around. So right now, I need my money, but its out there somewhere out there in La la land unaccessible to me gaining interest for someone I am sure. So dont use OBOPAY if you plan to use them as a vessel to transfer money into a bank account (yours or someone else!)

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I got this card because my son was going to Europe without us (he is 16). I wanted a card where I could send him money quickly and that had very low fees. In addition I wanted him to stop bugging me to use my card for his online purchases.Obopay did its job and was far cheaper than all of the other prepaid credit cards I found.

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Obopay is an easy and convenient way to send and receive money, and the prepaid Mastercard option is a clever method of money management for teens. The service won't replace your wallet, however, and because of the many fees involved, hard cash may still be your best friend.

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I've been using Obopay for a few months now, and so far it's been a reliable way for me to get money to my friends and family fast. The CC load fees seem kind of high, but everything else about the service is nice (especially the $5 referral bonus).Plus it looks like they're partnered with Citi and Verizon, so they've gotta be doing something right

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this is a good service for those who don't have a credit card or want to limit their spending (for themselves or children). If Obopay can work out some of the kinks in their service, then I'm certain that they will become a formidable opponent to Paypal.

Obopay beats out the competition with minimal fees and the convenience of sending money through multiple sources. It's completely safe and is sponsored by a major bank. Obopay is by far the best prepaid card I've tested out besides AccountNow