One of the only legit and smoothly running US card sites One of the only legit and smoothly functioning US card services for people who don't reside in the US. I've had no failures with their cards and card address to gain access to US card only services (especially the huge streaming website starting with A and ending with zon but many others.) Support is prompt, depositing timeframe and fees seem fair for the service provided and there have been no sneaky back charge antics yet in my lifetime with them. Obviously it's better to use my own card and pay no fees but highly recommended if a US based card is absolutely needed.

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.

Essential for US Merchants + Service Super Service: very useful for Merchants that insist on a US Card + Address (such as having a second iTunes Account). You can also create Cards dedicated to a single Vendor so you’ve extra Security from being Scammed. Took 1 Star off for the clunkiness of Adding Funds to the Account: an Instant Top Up feature would be great.

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.

This site is good but … This site is good but you need to exercise judgment when using - first, the good, it is reasonably easy and straightforward to set-up an account, and from then on to use that account - the less good bit, are the charges. Transfer some money and there's a charge, keeping the account active, there's another charge (monthly) and each transaction, another charge. They do mount-up, they're not hidden, which is fair but they can end up eating into any savings that you make on purchasing US goods or services.