I recently was referred to a Paypal like service, the person had been canceled by paypal for having a "mature audience" web site. A lesson I learned the hard way a few months back.
This new service is AlertPay.
The best part for us looking to squeeze every once of revenue out is that they pay 3% commissions on fees from anyone you refer and down to five levels deep. Now is the time to get in and start getting people to sign up.
You can fund your account in numerous ways, including credit card, wire transfer, E-gold or western union.
They are a new upstart and the biggest draw back is that you can't transfer funds directly to a bank account as of yet except via wire. You can also withdraw funds via postal mail. They do say that deposits directly to your bank accounts will be possible in the near future.
If for no other reason to send PayPal a HUGE wake up call and force them to become what they should have been a long time ago. That being mostly they need us.
Thanks,
This new service is AlertPay.
The best part for us looking to squeeze every once of revenue out is that they pay 3% commissions on fees from anyone you refer and down to five levels deep. Now is the time to get in and start getting people to sign up.
You can fund your account in numerous ways, including credit card, wire transfer, E-gold or western union.
They are a new upstart and the biggest draw back is that you can't transfer funds directly to a bank account as of yet except via wire. You can also withdraw funds via postal mail. They do say that deposits directly to your bank accounts will be possible in the near future.
If for no other reason to send PayPal a HUGE wake up call and force them to become what they should have been a long time ago. That being mostly they need us.
Thanks,
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