Business Your preferred payment methods

[Lisa_trafficshop]

What are your most preferred payment methods these day, guys?
We used to have Paxum as Nm1 before the recent changes
Payoneer is not being used at all now by Webmasters neither Advertisers.
PayPal has fees involved and does not work for all countries, bank wires are taking a while)
Would appreciate your input on that

[BigFurry]

Paxum, SEPA bank transfers in Europe in EUR currency (these cost 1-2€ to send and take 1 day), and ACH bank transfers in USA (about the same I believe)

[Lisa_trafficshop]

Paxum, SEPA bank transfers in Europe in EUR currency (these cost 1-2€ to send and take 1 day), and ACH bank transfers in USA (about the same I believe)

Thanks, will check reg SEPA

[Marco68]

Paypal, no doubts.

[kuprum]

Paxum. Epayments and Webmoney

[Denny]

Paxum, Paypal.

[CurrentlySober]

Cash in Envelope...

[brassmonkey]

paypal,paypal and paypal

[Lisa_trafficshop]

Paxum. Epayments and Webmoney

Yes, epayments+webmoney, forgot to mention those as well ;)
thanks

[Lisa_trafficshop]

PayPal seems to be still very popular

[brassmonkey]

PayPal seems to be still very popular

it's the most trusted

[Sly]

For United States, ACH is great because of low fees.

Outside of that, PayPal and Paxum seem the easiest but each with their own issues. Not sure that there is a "perfect" global solution.

[Arnox]

Cryptocurrency. XRP to be specific. Takes 5 seconds for a transfer, costs $0.000015, no third-party in control of the money.

That, or some exchange-based EUR/USD on the Ripple network. Bitstamp for instance.

[CaptainHowdy]

Paxum . . .

[Lisa_trafficshop]

Cryptocurrency. XRP to be specific. Takes 5 seconds for a transfer, costs $0.000015, no third-party in control of the money.

That, or some exchange-based EUR/USD on the Ripple network. Bitstamp for instance.

Because of ups and downs of Cryptocurrency not all Webmasters are willing to get paid via Cryptocurrency

[Arnox]

Because of ups and downs of Cryptocurrency not all Webmasters are willing to get paid via Cryptocurrency

Well, that's where something Bitstamp USD/EUR can help.

You can have a Ripple address and never actually have any crypto. The USD/EUR is great because if I want to withdraw it from Bitstamp, I can. I can also spend that Bitstamp USD on another service with basically zero fees, and the transfer is instant.

So if I'm giving work to some guy in the Ukraine who only has a local bank account, instead of jumping through loads of hoops and loads of $$, I can just send him Bitstamp USD, and he can either sell that as crypto and import the crypto to a local exchange, or then use the Bitstamp USD for whatever he wants.

It just functions as an IOU: Bitstamp issues the USD/EUR and you can trade it however many times you want to anyone you want.

I know crypto isn't that popular, and the demand probably doesn't justify the cost to get started, but if I had my way, I'd only get paid via crypto. No delays, minimal fees, trustless, independently verifiable and auditable.

[BigFurry]

Agreed, if a program can add crypto payouts, they should.

Obviously not all affiliates will choose it, but it's a great step forward.

[Busty2]

Cash or certified checks work for me

[Lisa_trafficshop]

Well, that's where something Bitstamp USD/EUR can help.

You can have a Ripple address and never actually have any crypto. The USD/EUR is great because if I want to withdraw it from Bitstamp, I can. I can also spend that Bitstamp USD on another service with basically zero fees, and the transfer is instant.

So if I'm giving work to some guy in the Ukraine who only has a local bank account, instead of jumping through loads of hoops and loads of $$, I can just send him Bitstamp USD, and he can either sell that as crypto and import the crypto to a local exchange, or then use the Bitstamp USD for whatever he wants.

It just functions as an IOU: Bitstamp issues the USD/EUR and you can trade it however many times you want to anyone you want.

I know crypto isn't that popular, and the demand probably doesn't justify the cost to get started, but if I had my way, I'd only get paid via crypto. No delays, minimal fees, trustless, independently verifiable and auditable.

Yes totally makes sense, as a network we have that in plans to be implemented, thanks for the input

[ilnjscb]

Well, that's where something Bitstamp USD/EUR can help.

You can have a Ripple address and never actually have any crypto. The USD/EUR is great because if I want to withdraw it from Bitstamp, I can. I can also spend that Bitstamp USD on another service with basically zero fees, and the transfer is instant.

So if I'm giving work to some guy in the Ukraine who only has a local bank account, instead of jumping through loads of hoops and loads of $$, I can just send him Bitstamp USD, and he can either sell that as crypto and import the crypto to a local exchange, or then use the Bitstamp USD for whatever he wants.

It just functions as an IOU: Bitstamp issues the USD/EUR and you can trade it however many times you want to anyone you want.

I know crypto isn't that popular, and the demand probably doesn't justify the cost to get started, but if I had my way, I'd only get paid via crypto. No delays, minimal fees, trustless, independently verifiable and auditable.

Be kind and draw out transaction step by step from USD to Euro

[nesasrb]

Hi Lisa, great to see you active..You probably are very busy like Ruth from Paxum so you do not have time to answer sometimes on mail....just forget it was 5 years ago.
I think you should first decrease min deposit from 100$ to any as before or you might finish as traffic holder.
Regarding payment i do not know for others but i still waiting my temporary card from May.

[djroof]

N26, Paypal, Skrill, ePayments for me

[SBJ]

I like getting paid by paypal cause I have a paypal debit card so I can spend it or take it out via ATM that day. I also like free direct deposit. But I'm from the usa so I don't care about global.. just "me.. me.. me.."

[shake]

Litecoin would be fantastic

[brassmonkey]

I like getting paid by paypal cause I have a paypal debit card so I can spend it or take it out via ATM that day. I also like free direct deposit. But I'm from the usa so I don't care about global.. just "me.. me.. me.."

hehehe

[jscott]

1. Bitcoin (thanks Chaturbate, Webclicks & Bongacash)
2. ACH (for US only)
3. Paypal

[itx]

Paxum, PayPal, Direct Bank Transfer...

[NickBaer]

SEPA, ACH, Pxum.

[3xmedia]

1) Paxum
2) Paypal
3) Wire

I stay clear of crypto shit.

[Arnox]

Be kind and draw out transaction step by step from USD to Euro

1. Sponsor sends Bitstamp USD trust line to your Ripple wallet. Sounds complicated, it's basically just you having to create a wallet and set up Bitstamp.

2. You now have Bitstamp USD (basically, Bitstamp is like a bank, and it's issuing its own guarantee on a currency - the same way banks do, only it's not fractional reserve).

3. With Bitstamp USD, you can buy XRP, BTC, ETH, LTC, or BCH. You can also trade it directly for EUR, which you can withdraw from Bitstamp (or just shift XRP to your local, trusted exchange for same-day bank transfer).

[NatalieK]

sepa direct banking. I preferred mychoice, but obviously this isn´t happening

[Look Chang]

1) SEPA
2) Paypal
3) Paxum... when it's working

[Lisa_trafficshop]

Appreciate your feedback,guys
Any idea what are the most widely used in Asia? for webmasters and advertisers

[brassmonkey]

Appreciate your feedback,guys
Any idea what are the most widely used in Asia? for webmasters and advertisers

i cant remember the name of it all my asian peeps love it. has oom in the name. its the asian paypal

[MatureKing]

Kitty I know you go conference, tell about Vegas

[Freedoom]

epayments and transferwise(the best)

[adultchatpay]

Wire is always the best for big payouts.
Paypal for quick transfers.
Paxum for my smaller payouts.

[sarettah]

Cash in Envelope...

Preferably in small denomination unmarked bills.

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[Look Chang]

Payment in kind when the creditor's wife is beautiful ...

[nikki99]

epayments and transferwise(the best)

epayments is having issues developing new cards, I wanted to open an account there ... guess need to wait