Does not accept costumers outside the… Does not accept costumers outside the U.S. anymore and hasn't done for a long time which makes their whole existence meaningless. Use Statescard instead. Much more serious.

It's not a scam, it works well It's not a scam. Actually it works quite well: if you need an US virtual card in case a site doesn't accept yours. However, the fees are simply abusive. For that simple thing, I remove 3 stars from the review. I hope a competitor enters the market, so UsUnlocked gets destroyed. I give 1 star back, for the shipito service, it's amazing for sending things that are only shipped to the US, although also it is brutally expensive.

Horrible experience I have been a user for two years and out of the sudden they stopped answering my requests. On August 16th I have transferred 54 $ to my US unlocked account. The transfer was successfull but they never loaded it onto my card. After I asked two times when I will get the refund they simply didn't answer anymore. Highly fraudulent actions here. Be careful!

The ONE and ONLY option for Foreigners convicted in the U.S. What a lot of people hating here don't realize is that this is the one option for those abroad with loved ones in U.S. prisons to speak to or connect with their loved ones, because the largest prison phone companies in the US require an American credit card, specificallywith a US address. This is literally an essential link for those people.

US Unlocked: A Tale of Topsy-Turvy Transactions Once upon a time, in the land of online shopping, there was a magical service known as US Unlocked. This service was a beacon of hope for shoppers, offering quick, efficient, and reliable transactions that seemed almost too good to be true. However, as the story goes, a dark cloud descended upon the kingdom. For nearly a year, I, a humble resident of Denmark, found myself unable to top up my card. The reason? US Unlocked had decided to part ways with the only payment option available to many EU residents, including myself. It was a puzzling decision, akin to a baker deciding to stop selling bread in a town full of hungry villagers. Undeterred, I sought the aid of the support team, hoping for a fairy godmother to wave her wand and solve my dilemma. Alas, the responses I received were as helpful as a frog in a ball gown. Despite my pleas for assistance, the support team seemed content to brush off my concerns with a wave of their virtual hand. In my desperation, I reached out to Ian, hoping that a knight in shining armor would come to my rescue. His reassurances that the "higher-ups are on it" were as comforting as a cup of hot cocoa on a winter's day. Yet, as the days turned into weeks and the weeks into months, I began to wonder if the higher-ups had gotten lost on their way to the payment partner. In conclusion, while US Unlocked may have once been a fairy-tale service, recent events have left much to be desired. Here's hoping that they can find their happily ever after and once again be the shining beacon of online shopping that they once were.