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Originally Posted by helterskelter808
Amakings said they have affiliates who do this, in a thread about Paxum (which, along with other wallet systems, they will never use).
Someone asked for further details in that thread, but I don't know if they saw it, or replied.
I too don't see the point of choosing to have payment sent via two additional third (third and fourth?) parties, rather than being paid directly.
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It's very big with the affiliates in Russia and Eastern Europe etc, where people can't really get paid by check due to bad mailing infrastructure (mail gets lost/stolen) or just because it's too expensive to cash checks in their countries.
A lot of those webmasters use a service where you can just have the check send to the wallet service (so you fill out their address in your affiliate account, together with an account number so that they know what account to credit the check to when they get it). They charge only like $7 per check.
The money is then placed in your virtual wallet account (which is just like Paxum and Redpass etc) and you can then accumulate all your affiliate payouts and withdraw it by wire transfer or you can just use the MasterCard (they use the same bank for their Mastercard as Paxum, Redpass, etc).
It's basically just the same as Paxum and Redpass, but they can also cash checks for affiliates.
This is the biggest one:
http://epayservices.com/
They have been around for years. They won the best Financial Services at the Master-X Awards multiple times (Master-X is like the GFY for Russians)