Excuse my dimwit, but I am trying to figure out how to add the funds to my e-bullion, but there is not any clear instruction how to add the funds to my account. It just says bank wire and that is it. I have never used a bank wire, so I don't know where to start. I found another site - http://www.goldex.net and it looks safe to use my debit card to fund my e-bullion.

Can you please tell me how to do it or recommend me a website that can take my debit card?

A bank wire is pretty easy to do. On e-bullion click on bank wire, it will ask you what bank its's coming from and what amount you will be sending. It will then give you their wiring instuctions. You will take that information to your bank and they will send the wire. There will be a charge to send it, mine charges $8.00. It takes about 24-48 hours to show up in your account at e-bullion. If you want to use your debit card to fund through goldex, my understanding is that they charge 15% but I'm not 100% sure. It would be easier to do it that way but more expensive. Hope that helps.

Good luck!!

I think that GoldEx does not deal with EB any more. Try me-gold.com


But, why do you want EB? Why don't you use Liberty Reserve instead?

I had an e-buillion acc. for quite a while and what I really didnt like about it was the $8.50 I had to pay monthly just for keeping my money there( I hope you know about this). Anyway, If you have a paypal acc. with money in it, then you could probably find a person to trade your e-currencys with, which would mean you could bypass the bankwire cost if you would really want to.

I've had and e-bullion account for several years, and I always buy a postal money order and send it in to fund my account. Postal money orders clear immediately, and they don't cost very much. I send it in via priority mail with a tracking number. If your interested, all you do is login to your account, click on "fund my account", then on the next page click "mail remittance", complete the form and follow through each step, clicking the appropriate buttons at the bottom of each page until you finally print the form and mail it in along with your money order. Write your account number somewhere on the money order just to be safe. It's best to print 2 forms so you can keep one for your records. The mailing address and who you make the money order payable to is at the top of the form. Once it reaches the e-bullion office, it will most likely appear in your account on the next business day. For those who need immediate funding, this might not be the best choice. If you have time to wait for the funding to be completed, the money order is cheap to purchase and there is no charge on e-bullion's part for funding. Also, you don't have to put your credit/debit card info. on the net if you're concerned about hackers. When I withdraw money from e-bullion, I just request a check and they send it. I plan to get one of their debit cards as soon as they become available again.