Wow, nice find. Didn't even see this. That SUCKS. I hardly ever use my Paxum card for POS transactions (so I don't care for the POS transaction fee), but I often do P2P transfers to pay my content provider, designers, and so on. And yeah, I want to be able to do this from my laptop, too. And maybe even from the office. And you want me to pay $50 for each additional install of some tiny piece of software you have written? Plus your P2P fee is four times that of Paxum? Yeah, right! :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

What's the same with refcodes? Shame on affiliates using refcodes anywhere! SHAME SHAME SHAME :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

Plus they claim the Mac and Linux versions are "under development" so it looks like you need Windows to make p2p transfers. And then there is the whole issue of having to install a mysterious piece of software just to make a p2p transfer.

Here in the US it isn't so bad for me. I don't pay anything to receive and they've never asked me to send them my identification. You just verify your bank and other accounts by telling them the amount deposited. There's no annual fee either. I can transfer the money to my bank account for free. I prefer to use Paypal.

I use PP and yes, the fees are ridiculous, but it works and its safe !!:thumbsup As I will use Red Pass :Graucho

We are still making changes and this is not what it seems like to you, you can add as many codes yourself as you want for free its only if you require support to assist you with it.
So you can reinstall 18 times a day but then you would need to generate 18 new keys a day by yourself inside your account, if you want us to do it for you it will cost a fee.

p2p for personal accounts are $.25
You can generate the keys for yourself as you need them, you get 3 at signup and then extra ones are free if you generate them yourself from your dashboard.
We added the OTP because its a secure option and yes it will inconvenient a few but for the majority it will benefit them to know we have a lot of layers of security to ensure our customers funds are as safe as possible.

Until its released we offer a SMS option for $.25. Or if you have an IPhone you can use it there.

yeah, payments are flying like mad already

on the rewards page, says TBA

50 Redpasses

Anyone got a payment to redpass yet? ;)

DO you know that you are selling something on expired site? extremedesign.ws/

to Michael
1) What information used to send P2P transfer to another user? (email, ID, or some ...)
2) What information does recipient see in case P2P?
3) I case email like ID.. Can use Aliases?

This is a soft launch to ensure everything is working properly and we did not expect a post on GFY within hours a couple of hours of the website going live, when we do an official launch I will be happy to answer all questions, we are still tweaking some of the small things.

Ok, sorry. I thought I read it's $1 somewhere....

$1 for business accounts :pimp

Paypal is not middleman they have banking licence in usa :pimp

This. I'll sit this one out. Paxum works perfectly fine for my needs. :)

Signing up!

I am really tired signinup up and wait years for stupid fucking cards :mad:

go paxum :thumbsup

This is all a year too late.

ok i signed up, what now?

Michael, bend over now :1orglaugh

Lazy ass :1orglaugh

Glade you joined their team :thumbsup

:1orglaugh

Hopefully not... but...

Nobody is forcing you to use either.

It is, if at all will be one of the methods that your sponsor chooses to use to pay affiliates. Choose the method that suits you and stop fucking moaning when there is no drama.

Whats the daily atm withdrawal limit?

Second page and still holding onto my Paxum card, I ain't surprised ...

they sure as fuck act as middleman, their fees are ridicuous:2 cents:

Michael O. is always there when a new payment solution for this industry opens!

Best guy out there for sure. (?)

btw, fuck epassporte!

I know I am closing the stable door after the horse has already bolted but....

You should have soft launched to your existing Zombaio customers who know and trust you not put the website accidentally live to immediate and intimate scrutiny from professional question answers who don't process with you and won't immediately see why this has huge potential to be more than just a paxum alternative or epassporte clone.

There are already questions in this thread like "what sponsors use it?" and "has anybody received a payment through it yet?"

Competing head to head with Paxum should not be your first objective in my opinion. That should be selling redpass to your existing Zombaio processing base especially:

1, Non US webmasters who process with Zombaio and hate the wire fees
2. US webmasters who process with Zombaio who don't get paid by ACH

As these people generate positive feedback, the rest should then fall into place naturally.....

A fast track application process for Zombaio processing customers should be considered also.....

Paypal rapes me on fees but I like them otherwise. Paxum is ok but still waiting on my mastercard i paid for 2 months ago lol

Do you mind contacting me via email or ICQ?

$2.500 per day per card and $75.500 per card per month. You can have up to 5 cards on your account.

That'll definitely keep us out. We're not installing unknown software promoted by ePassporte's guy on our network, and we sure as hell ain't setting up a Windows box to do it. None of our banks, Paypal, Paxum, nobody requires customers to install software giving them access to our private network in addition to our money. Since can't think of any legitimate reason to require that, it forces me wonder about illegitimate reasons.

Maybe, maybe if we were allowed to audit and sign the code, but that would be a heck of a lot of hassle instead of just clicking in our Paypal account.

We also have a SMS option, if you send transfers via API you have the option to not use the OTP. Most sponsors would send via NATS, MPA3 or their own custom system this way eliminating the need for the OTP.

That "epassporte guy" that now works for RedPass also used to work for Paxum. That is two companies that vetted and hired him. Probably safe to throw that conspiracy theory out the window. It is obvious he was kept as out of the loop (he was a remote worker after all) as the rest of us during the ePass implosion.

Either way, they'll also offer sms and api for the security minded folks.