Payoneer in Poland

[Sid70]

Anyone from Poland that uses Payoneer?
Any forum to follow up to help people answering their questions?

Thanks

[nikki99]

I ordered one few days ago, supposedly I get it in September

[Chosen]

Originally Posted by nikki99

I ordered one few days ago, supposedly I get it in September

Didn't know you're from Poland

[nikki99]

Originally Posted by Chosen

Didn't know you're from Poland

[kazymjir]

Originally Posted by nikki99

o kurwa!

[kazymjir]

I don't know how these Paynoeer cards works, but you will have a problem with withdrawing money in other currency than PLN. I heard that in airports' ATMs you can withdraw USD, but these on the streets - forget.
Although, paying with Mastercards in shops should work well.

[Sid70]

Originally Posted by kazymjir

I don't know how these Paynoeer cards works, but you will have a problem with withdrawing money in other currency than PLN.

That works anywhere you go , mate, in every country you would withdraw local currency - most common case

[Talia_Payoneer]

This would be great to know, actually - it's hard to know what languages people talk about us in, and I'd love to make sure we are present to cover as many forums as possible (we are currently active in 5 or 6 languages). Good question, Sid70! :-)

[Kefir]

Originally Posted by Sid70

Anyone from Poland that uses Payoneer?
Any forum to follow up to help people answering their questions?

Thanks

No problems at all with payoneer, paxum and other cards (Visa/MC). You can pay anywhere where cc is accepted. In ATM's you will get the cash in polish zloty.

One thing I can suggest you while using ATMs - if you are asked to choose between guaranteed exchange rate and not guaranteed, choose not guaranteed (you will get much better rate).

[Talia_Payoneer]

Originally Posted by Kefir

One thing I can suggest you while using ATMs - if you are asked to choose between guaranteed exchange rate and not guaranteed, choose not guaranteed (you will get much better rate).

This is really interesting - I didn't know that it exists. Is it only in Poland or other places as well? We like to inform our users about best practices for them.

[webchris]

Originally Posted by Talia_Payoneer

This is really interesting - I didn't know that it exists. Is it only in Poland or other places as well? We like to inform our users about best practices for them.

I had this option only in poland. In germany and turkey NO But in turkey I could choose the payment currency USD, EUR, TRY

[Talia_Payoneer]

Originally Posted by webchris

I had this option only in poland. In germany and turkey NO But in turkey I could choose the payment currency USD, EUR, TRY

Good to know, thanks. Other tips like this are greatly appreciated

[kazymjir]

Originally Posted by Talia_Payoneer

This is really interesting - I didn't know that it exists. Is it only in Poland or other places as well? We like to inform our users about best practices for them.

Neither me, interesting information. Thanks!

[greg80]

When using La Caixa bank ATMs in Spain, they also ask you if you want to use their EUR/USD exchange rate or card isuers. Always choose ATM's exchange rate, it is better than Payoneers.

[Sid70]

Originally Posted by Talia_Payoneer

This is really interesting - I didn't know that it exists. Is it only in Poland or other places as well? We like to inform our users about best practices for them.

Just checked to confirm.

Not guaranteed:

Local Currency Amount:1000.0000 PLN
Amount to charge: $320.23 (Including Fees)

EURONET ATM.

Guaranteed:
Local Currency Amount:1000.0000 PLN
Amount to charge: $316.25 (Including fees of $2.75)

PKO bank.