TFW the digital time cards have been sold out for months.

[Austratus]

Do paysafe cards exist in your country? I can get them at my local grocery store and use them to buy Crysta in the Mogstation and then use these Crysta to pay for the sub and everything else.

As in like just the Visa/MC gift card you can buy in the store or something different? Because if so, then yes those are pretty easily available. If it's something else then I'm not too sure.

I'll at least look into seeing how Crysta works in the meantime.

[Astrus]

As in like just the Visa/MC gift card you can buy in the store or something different? Because if so, then yes those are pretty easily available. If it's something else then I'm not too sure.

I'll at least look into seeing how Crysta works in the meantime.

You can think of paysafecards as pretty much "universal" gift cards insofar as you pay an amount of money, get a paysafecard (code) worth that amount of money and a lot (but not all) shops will accept the paysafecard code like one of their own gift cards*.
Their website has them listed as available in Canada.
They're pretty widely available on this side of the pond, most grocers and gas stations here can generate a code or have cards worth generic amounts available with the other gift cards.

*I'm sure that explanation is technically wrong on several levels but it gets the point across, more information is available at the linked wikipedia article and the paysafecard website

[CVXIV]

As in like just the Visa/MC gift card you can buy in the store or something different? Because if so, then yes those are pretty easily available. If it's something else then I'm not too sure.

I'll at least look into seeing how Crysta works in the meantime.

Crysta is what I use to pay for my subscription since I don't like having recurring payments in the off chance I forget I am subscribed and it's worked out fine for me. You need 1,500 Crysta to pay for a few months and I believe it's around $20 or so. I would need to doublecheck but it's a pretty simple process. I would definitely recommend it if you're in a similar position.