Flexepin Vouchers in Canada

In Canada, vouchers are sold through three channels:

1. TopMeUp, an online service where Canadians can buy vouchers.
2. Canada Post, in person.
3. Authorised retail outlets, which you can find with the Flexepin store locator.

Limits and fees

In-person purchases in Canada range from $10 to $500 per voucher, with a limit of $2,500 per 24 hours.

A convenience fee is added at purchase. It ranges from $1.95 on a $20 voucher to $15.95 on a $500 voucher, so smaller vouchers cost proportionally more. If you plan several deposits, one larger voucher is usually cheaper than several small ones.

Because Flexepin is a prepaid code, it works for deposits only. Withdrawals from an online account need another method, such as a bank transfer, so check what the site offers before you deposit.

Expiry and refunds

Each voucher has a Use By Date printed with it, and monthly charges apply after that date. Use the voucher before then, or the balance starts to shrink.

A refund of an unused voucher can be requested up to one year after the Use By Date, using Flexepin's refund form; fees apply. Vouchers cannot be cashed out, so treat a Flexepin purchase as money committed to online spending.

Keep the voucher or receipt until the full amount is used: the code is the only proof of the balance.

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