ChrisP24

I suspect that for most people their worst day will have involved the death of somone close to them. Gamma, I hope that whatever yours was, that your healing process is relatively brief and that you recover soon.

Skrill's parent company is based in Ireland so I assume they accept U.K. customers. Chime is based in San Francisco, not sure about them.

Poppysdad, you might check out virtual wallets like Revolut, Skrill or Chime that also offer a credit card number (it's really a debit card linked to your wallet but payments are processed as credit card charges that don't require a PIN.

Responding to just the OP and not any of the endless stuff that a thread about vaccination inevitably spirals into, personally I'm holding off for a while on another booster, and may end up just getting one annually as some others have also indicated. I've had three Pfizer shots (third one was a booster in December 2021), but then got covid in March 2022. Odds seem very high to me that it was omicron as that was the predominant strain at that time where I live, and my syptoms matched (severe runny nose for several days, some aches and one night of fever and chills). It was very mild and overall now I think my immune system is well-prepared at this point. And key: right now I can travel anywhere I want to go with the card showing 2 vacc shots + booster. If that changes then I'd go get another Pfizer booster if required for travel. Or if I had an underlying health condition that I thought warranted another booster, sticking with the same brand I've had before. An elderly family member has had two boosters. That's just me. As for others, I support everyone deciding on their own what is right for them, just as OP is doing.