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11-04-2012, 01:41 PM
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You can still use ebay, but it's not as easy since many sellers (like myself) exclude buyers that do not have a verified Paypal account. Think of yourself as similar to buyers from Canada. You can still bid on many auctions, but for the ones that you can't, you may need to contact the seller to get an exception.
If you want to avoid ebay entirely, it's still possible, but there are always large volumes of cards on ebay for all of the trouble, and there are always goodies that pop up here and there. Good luck! 
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