DigiCredit.com offers instant credit for you to spend at websites that sell virtual goods (online games, memberships, ebooks, music, software, etc.). No credit card or bank account is needed, there are no age restrictions (kids are welcome), and we don't run a credit check. All we do is make sure your application is not fraudulent, which takes only a few seconds, and then we issue you a credit line. After you make a purchase on a website that accepts DigiCredit, we will email you a bill for the amount of the purchase. The bill is due in full within 10 days and there are no interest charges.

You can pay your DigiCredit bill using any of the following methods:

• Mail cash or a money order
  
• Pay in person at any 7-Eleven, Hess, or Cumberland Farms
  
• Charge to your cellphone or home phone
• Pay using your Paypal account
  
• Bring your spare change to one of the 60,000 Coinstar machines (in supermarkets and retail stores)
  
• Western Union or MoneyGram
• Write a check online or by fax
• Instead of paying, complete some of our free offers (like taking surveys, getting free samples, or downloading games) to wipe out your bill
• Credit card (Visa, Mastercard, Discover, Amex)
  
• Amazon Payments (including money you earn from Mechanical Turk)
  
• Google Payments
  
• Social Gold
  
• Ultimate Game Card (sold at WalMart, CVS, Walgreen, Rite Aid, Blockbuster, Toys"R"Us, and many other stores)
• Dozens of international payment methods if live outside the USA

When you sign up for a DigiCredit account, we will give you an initial credit line of $10. Once you pay us back for the initial purchase you make on DigiCredit, we will then increase your credit limit because it shows you are trustworthy. Each time you buy something and pay it off we will give you more and more credit. Apply for an account now and start spending your DigiCredits today.

Click Here to see a sample DigiCredit payment page that you would use to buy something on DigiCredit.

Click Here to see demo of the page you would use to pay your DigiCredit bill.