that's what I thought too... :winkwink:

finland is listed there so that you see you can upload money thru domestic bank transfer. that means they have a branch in your country and you can upload money directly in their branch account.
here they have MoneyBookers srl (srl means limited in romanian). when I withdraw money into my bank account I'm receiving from them.

question: how many branches has epassporte worldwide?

We don't need branches, we are worldwide. Thus the phrase, Shop globally and anonymously.

It's still early here, am I missing something?

that's exactly what I mean.

damn and I can still remember when paypal first came out.... I think it was 100% free and they gave you $5 without much verification.

I miss those gravy days.

:(

they're worldwide too...
they have branches to cut customer's fees. it seems that they care about it...

speaking of 101:
I want to load an epassporte virtual visa with $101... how much do they charge?

Branches wouldn't cut a customers fee. They would add overhead which would increase the fees or drastically decrease the cash flow. I'm not going to argue with you on basic Business 101, you think your way and we will leave it at that.

ePassporte is a long term project that has undergone more Visa scrutiny and suggestion on the issuing side than any product I've ever heard of, and based on that fact, I'd say you get what you pay for...

I'll be launching reseller today as a matter of fact, though I'm sure that someone has a better, more lucrative, more accessible, more icing on the cake, system already that someone can tell me about ;)

of course they would. a domestic bank transfer is way cheaper than an international one.
so it's cheaper to have a local branch / partner company that receives / sends the money to customers thru domestic transfers.
and then you cash the income - a % that goes to the branch/partner company. the % is insignificant comparing the the money you'd pay for intl. money transfers.
a big difference.

You gotta understand KK is NEVER wrong. She also never admits when she is wrong :2 cents:

It's pointless arguing with her. Just drop the whole thing and move on.

DAMN! I forgot.. I promise I won't post here anymore....

Hahaha, it's Monday morning, there are 12 million comedians outta work and you are trying to be funny.

Of course I am wrong. It happens all the time. I don't have any problem admitting it.

This time I just dont happen to be ;)

If the end consumer is absorbing the fees, then it would make no difference how much they are...

You dont pay internet fees?

I pay 18% for all my internet purchases with MasterCard!

Is anyone else having a problem loading MoneyBookers? It just sits there and refreshes every 30 seconds on both of my PCs.

I am not using my Paypal for adult reasons and I have never said that I am using my paypal for adult reasons. I use them because they are superior to your program. That's the facts . . . deal with it.

I have never disrespected you or spoken to you for that matter; that I am aware of. All I will say to you is stay off my ass. You and I have no business relations whatsoever and I will make sure to keep it that way. Keep your nose out of my business and all will be much better. If you still continue to feel the need to butt into my affairs and downgrade anything I have to say you can always find me at Internext. I'm sure that I will be all over the place speaking with people.

And next time I need some advice I will turn on Martha Stewart and get advice from her instead of a Martha Stewart lookalike.

That may be the case for individuals receiving payments, but I am incorporated and I received a contract from epassporte stating that my company would have to pay 8% on all money received. It sounds to me that if any webmaster is incorportated his/her company has got to pay 8% juice on sponsor payments and any other payments received. For serious webmasters who make good money, incorporation is the way to go (limited liablity, less taxes) but no way am I going to pay 8% just because I've setup a company instead of receiving the money personally.

pay off the balance and there isnt any interest...

Meow ;)

And we have spoken my dear... as a matter of fact, you spoke to me, cj, Timon and a few others who've been around the block... remember this conversation?

http://www.oprano.com/msgboard/index...ermyspell&st=0

I think we also might have spoken here...

http://bbs.porncity.net/showthread.p...threadid=57555

And as for being a Martha Stewart lookalike, if my bank account looked like hers, even after the Imclone disaster, I'd take it any day :)

Actually Andy, please check your contract again, since that is incorrect and if your contract actually says that I'd like to get a copy please so we can fix it.

If you are using ePassporte to receive money for goods or services, the Commerce contract, the base fee is 8% to receive funds for payment. This is the account that has the available shopping cart attached to it as well.

If you are using ePassporte to pay affiliates, the Commercial contract, then it is a flat $2 per transaction charge, regardless of the amount you are paying the affiliate. The Commercial account is initially funded via wire and continuously funded via either wire or ePassporte transfers into the account, so there is no 5% or 8% or anything else attached to it other than the bank wire fees, which vary.

It is possible that you may have a contract with one but not the other spelled out in it, since at a point in the system there were two separate contracts for these functions, and if you do have the single version I can get it remedied for you very quickly.

My email is [email protected] if you re-read the contract and feel there is an error, as I said we need to correct that ASAP if you intend to both receive monies and use it as an affiliate payment system.

I am now confused. If my company is receiving an affiliate payment from a sponsor by epassport, does my company pay a 8% fee to receive the payment?