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Loch 11-04-2010 09:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sid70 (Post 17671298)
Stefan, jsut get yourself AlertPay account, it allows withdrawing to Payoneer card.

Alertpay is a joke to say the least.
For us to create a business account for our Inc we had to get our company reg papers Notorized on a seperate document for them

That was in addition to submitting a large amount of other paperwork which is normal when creating a business account

RuthB 11-04-2010 10:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KlenTelaris (Post 17670935)
What about sausages?There is no party if no sausages.

It's a regular sausage fest over here at Paxum :winkwink: apart from me of course :upsidedow :1orglaugh

Sid70 11-04-2010 11:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Loch (Post 17671363)
Alertpay is a joke to say the least.
For us to create a business account for our Inc we had to get our company reg papers Notorized on a seperate document for them

That was in addition to submitting a large amount of other paperwork which is normal when creating a business account

Can be that business and private usage differ much. I agree they were suspiciou s about what I do. But once settled after 2 deals its ok now.
And additionally its how *** Payoneer card can be used ***, AlertPay is in the list and you can fund your Payoneer card from AlerPay easily.

Klen 11-04-2010 11:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Loch (Post 17671363)
Alertpay is a joke to say the least.
For us to create a business account for our Inc we had to get our company reg papers Notorized on a seperate document for them

That was in addition to submitting a large amount of other paperwork which is normal when creating a business account

Yes i heard it's pain in the ass to create business account which is why i am on personal premier to avoid that shit.

2intense 11-04-2010 11:20 AM

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Originally Posted by seeandsee (Post 17670640)
they had it and they blow the chance

i agree :2 cents:

2MuchMark 11-04-2010 01:11 PM

Why trust any 3rd party money handler? Why not just use Wire Transfers? A $5000 commission payment will cost you only $25 or so and you get it directly in your bank, safely, insured, etc. Why risk your money ? Everyone in adult show know by now that until its in your bank, its a risk. Just look at Epassporte, iBill, MyVirtualCard, Probilling, etc... you need your money to run your business. Get it into your BANK ACCOUNT right away.

rowan 11-04-2010 01:27 PM

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Originally Posted by ********** (Post 17672398)
Why trust any 3rd party money handler? Why not just use Wire Transfers? A $5000 commission payment will cost you only $25 or so and you get it directly in your bank, safely, insured, etc. Why risk your money ?

Because most people spread their risk, a $5k commission from one sponsor out of 100 would take some time to earn.

Common suggestion when I used to deposit cheques at the bank, they couldn't understand why I didn't use wires, until I pointed out that the 10 cheques I was depositing were from 10 different companies. :)

Loch 11-04-2010 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by ********** (Post 17672398)
Why trust any 3rd party money handler? Why not just use Wire Transfers? A $5000 commission payment will cost you only $25 or so and you get it directly in your bank, safely, insured, etc. Why risk your money ? Everyone in adult show know by now that until its in your bank, its a risk. Just look at Epassporte, iBill, MyVirtualCard, Probilling, etc... you need your money to run your business. Get it into your BANK ACCOUNT right away.

Yeah ok, you try receiving 50-300 micro payments of 50-500 bucks by wire.
Then run the math and shoot yourself :thumbsup

Ever thought about the fact that these systems are not solely used for paying affiliates?

beerptrol 11-04-2010 01:50 PM

so far I like Payoneer. I can go to the atm and withdraw my money, use it to buy groceries, and pay for my hosting.

tabasco 11-04-2010 01:51 PM

Whats the max daily ATM withdrawal for Payoneer?

nikki99 11-04-2010 02:03 PM

lol @ payoneer

Ethersync 11-04-2010 02:06 PM

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Originally Posted by PayoneerTeam (Post 17671011)
We are reviewing all your concerns and are hoping to make changes to adjust to your needs. Please continue providing us feedback.

Thank You,
Payoneer Team

A bit late for that...

Klen 11-04-2010 06:15 PM

Something is broken on payoneer,their faq/fees page not working.

DavieVegas 11-04-2010 06:22 PM

paxum :)

baddog 11-04-2010 06:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Andreas (Post 17670615)
So that is why nobody can pay money on my payoneer account. It is worthless until i get some payments from the sponsor i signed up with. I wonder if payments from other sponsors will go thru.

That would be a major flaw if true.

Quote:

Originally Posted by PayoneerTeam (Post 17671011)
We are reviewing all your concerns and are hoping to make changes to adjust to your needs. Please continue providing us feedback.

Thank You,
Payoneer Team

You have been here since September and have 52 posts. Lurking is not going to cut it. :2 cents:

bolsex 11-04-2010 06:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Andreas (Post 17670615)
So that is why nobody can pay money on my payoneer account. It is worthless until i get some payments from the sponsor i signed up with. I wonder if payments from other sponsors will go thru.

Hi! andreas!
I replied the same question before!
My account was "issued" by AWE, but my first payment was from FriendFinder. It was loaded without any problem.
It was in Sept/2010 and I never got a payment from AWE to Payoneer.
Its working fine until now!

CashX 11-04-2010 11:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 17671074)
but 7$ atm withdraws :2 cents:

Where do you get that from? Our program partner has set the fee at $3.95 for ATM withdrawals and this is clearly stated on our website as you know!

PXN is stating that it is FREE to send and receive funds between CashX Personal accounts and his comment was not regarding our prepaid card program.

PXN 11-04-2010 11:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 17671074)
but 7$ atm withdraws :2 cents:

It's not 7 bucks. I use it like 10 times already so I know! Nice trying to destroy your competitor, everyone knows what you are up to.

And even if it is 7 bucks at least I know I'm not using a bank card being investigate by the government for Mossad assassination! Good luck with that. :thumbsup

PXN 11-04-2010 11:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Sid70 (Post 17671087)
Yo, I love Cashx too, man, but you crack me up with your nickname, comprende?

Nope. Keep guessing :upsidedow

PXN 11-04-2010 11:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 17671218)
4EUR sorry ....

4EUR today is $5.70US+$2(Average here) atm free .. so $7.50 per "instant cash" withdraw.

WTF their funds are not even in Euro. I bet you are confuse with your paxum card.

Anyone with a CashX card can verify it not 7 bucks.

In any case like Loch said, trying to make your competitor looking bad is not going to help you.

Maybe let M.O. handle support and you find something else to do.

moeloubani 11-04-2010 11:58 PM

i would never, ever use this murderous company that is involved itself in terrorism like you can see with them providing the cards to a rogue state like israel

you really want your money used to fund terrorism? at least at epassporte it went to fund mallick's tan!!

2MuchMark 11-05-2010 12:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Loch (Post 17672595)
Yeah ok, you try receiving 50-300 micro payments of 50-500 bucks by wire.
Then run the math and shoot yourself :thumbsup

Ever thought about the fact that these systems are not solely used for paying affiliates?

Of course I agree with you that wires are too expensive for micropayments, but most affiliate programs let you adjust the minimum payout to a higher amount to make the cost of the transaction worth while.

I know someone who has his minimum payout set to $50.00. What ends up happening is that he was paying withdrawl fees, currency conversion fees, and ATM fees. The $50.00 was barely $40.00 by the time it was cash.

The best way save money is to set yourself up like this:

1. Increase the minimum payout. Instead of $50.00, consider $300, $500 or more.

2. Switch to wire payments.

2b. If you're in Canada, setup a US Bank account at your Canadian branch and have your wires sent to the US account instead. You will save alot of money on currency conversions.

Of course if you're just starting out and your affiliate commissions are smaller, a high min payout may be tough to do but when add up the fees you would pay out in a year the savings are significant.

martinsc 11-05-2010 12:40 AM

Fail.....http://www.threadbombing.com/data/me...d-hat-fail.jpg

PornMD 11-05-2010 12:58 AM

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Originally Posted by martinsc (Post 17674103)

LOL...chances are that's a set-up pic, but still funny.

willwank 11-05-2010 08:32 AM

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Originally Posted by CashX (Post 17674047)
Our program partner has set the fee at $3.95 for ATM withdrawals

Yearly average usage cost for card alone (including yearly/monthly fee(s)):
6 atm withdrawals/month 15 pos transactions/month

CashX $284.4 + $35.4 + $18.75 + $0 = $338.55 (NN Travel card)
EMC2 $108 + $24 + $0 + $0 = $132 (Electron?)
Paxum $144 + $0 + $15 + $44.95 = $203.95 (Full network access named)

This is for card use only. No card load, wallet fees, p2p fees, inhouse fx fees, etc etc. If CashX and EMC2 currency conversions is an inhouse fee the cost increases.

Agent 488 11-05-2010 08:40 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ********** (Post 17674079)
Of course I agree with you that wires are too expensive for micropayments, but most affiliate programs let you adjust the minimum payout to a higher amount to make the cost of the transaction worth while.

I know someone who has his minimum payout set to $50.00. What ends up happening is that he was paying withdrawl fees, currency conversion fees, and ATM fees. The $50.00 was barely $40.00 by the time it was cash.

The best way save money is to set yourself up like this:

1. Increase the minimum payout. Instead of $50.00, consider $300, $500 or more.

2. Switch to wire payments.

2b. If you're in Canada, setup a US Bank account at your Canadian branch and have your wires sent to the US account instead. You will save alot of money on currency conversions.

Of course if you're just starting out and your affiliate commissions are smaller, a high min payout may be tough to do but when add up the fees you would pay out in a year the savings are significant.


bolsex 11-05-2010 08:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tabasco (Post 17672636)
Whats the max daily ATM withdrawal for Payoneer?

$2,500 daily!

Loch 11-05-2010 09:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ********** (Post 17674079)
Of course I agree with you that wires are too expensive for micropayments, but most affiliate programs let you adjust the minimum payout to a higher amount to make the cost of the transaction worth while.

I know someone who has his minimum payout set to $50.00. What ends up happening is that he was paying withdrawl fees, currency conversion fees, and ATM fees. The $50.00 was barely $40.00 by the time it was cash.

The best way save money is to set yourself up like this:

1. Increase the minimum payout. Instead of $50.00, consider $300, $500 or more.

2. Switch to wire payments.

2b. If you're in Canada, setup a US Bank account at your Canadian branch and have your wires sent to the US account instead. You will save alot of money on currency conversions.

Of course if you're just starting out and your affiliate commissions are smaller, a high min payout may be tough to do but when add up the fees you would pay out in a year the savings are significant.

Mark i think you are completely missing the point here.
I am not just talking about affiliate payouts, that is just a small part of this business.

The B2B side is HUGE
I know of affiliates that spend ALL of their partner money in paying for services....which is why systems like CashX, Paxum etc can even stay aflote.

Sure wires or checks from your main partners are nice, but ....

Anyways, different conversation..

Loch 11-05-2010 09:05 AM

Received another email from the Payoneer team.
If they dont shape up in the next month i just do not see how they can hang onto this industry.

PINOs 11-05-2010 09:08 AM

upsssssssssss

Agent 488 11-05-2010 09:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Agent 488 (Post 17674944)
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the days of sending all your traffic into promoting one program like clickcash or tcg have been gone for a long time now. sure i get wires from my larger sponsors, but for the hundreds of other smaller niche programs i promote if i had to wait until a 500-1000 payout they would have closed up shop by then. many programs are closing up even before a 50-100 min is reached. this isn't 2003 anymore, not even 2006. things have changed.

emill 11-05-2010 09:11 AM

"You must have minimum 3 payments of main sponzor if you will able to receive money of others payoneer partners." :(

Payoneer suck in many ways !

CyberHustler 11-05-2010 09:21 AM

Geez, you Paxum guys just keep proving time and time again why nobody should trust you guys... not even a little bit.

I'm looking into cashx though. Don't know much about them yet, but if Paxum feels threatened by them (which is obvious from the bashing with lies), they might be the way to go.

OneWhoKnows 11-05-2010 09:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ********** (Post 17674079)
The best way save money is to set yourself up like this:

1. Increase the minimum payout. Instead of $50.00, consider $300, $500 or more.

2. Switch to wire payments.

Ok, receiving an international wire costs me about 20 EUR. That's what my bank charges me. Plus sponsor wire fee of usually between $20 and $30. Then take into account that I'm promoting about 40 sponsors, just about 5 of them don't send just micropayments.

And no, I don't want to wait for half a year to finally get my money from my small sponsors, especially not if there's a way to receive it almost instantly, usually without any fee at all.

JasonEMC 11-05-2010 12:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by willwank (Post 17674929)
Yearly average usage cost for card alone (including yearly/monthly fee(s)):
6 atm withdrawals/month 15 pos transactions/month

CashX $284.4 + $35.4 + $18.75 + $0 = $338.55 (NN Travel card)
EMC2 $108 + $24 + $0 + $0 = $132 (Electron?)
Paxum $144 + $0 + $15 + $44.95 = $203.95 (Full network access named)

This is for card use only. No card load, wallet fees, p2p fees, inhouse fx fees, etc etc. If CashX and EMC2 currency conversions is an inhouse fee the cost increases.

EMC2 Payouts does not charge 'in house' currency conversion fees. Any currency conversion fee that is charged by banks, networks, atm's, etc are passed through only. We have a new reduced fee schedule that LauraLee posted yesterday in another thread.

Vjo 11-05-2010 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by beerptrol (Post 17672633)
so far I like Payoneer. I can go to the atm and withdraw my money, use it to buy groceries, and pay for my hosting.

I'm with you, nothing but a good experience, just high fees, but very secure.

Soon as you get a couple payments (two with me) from a linked sponsor they email you and tell you it is now ok to use the "load to anyones card" feature but you have to have a couple payments first.

I also like how they give you your balance on the withdrawl slips (atm machine).

But on $400 transfer and withdrawl for example, they are (3.75 x 4) + 2 (2 day wait, 5 if immediate) load fee = $17.

or 4.25 %.

Way better than foreign wires but way too high for many I realize.

Not being able to withdraw from Paypal hurts many, thus, the need for good p2p like Paxum.

I will be getting a Paxum card to show my support as it is good for the industry :thumbsup and of course tax deductible too. :)

willwank 11-05-2010 12:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JasonEMC (Post 17675626)
EMC2 Payouts does not charge 'in house' currency conversion fees. Any currency conversion fee that is charged by banks, networks, atm's, etc are passed through only. We have a new reduced fee schedule that LauraLee posted yesterday in another thread.

Thanks for clearing that up. Yep, your new fee schedule is reflected in the totals I calculated. Very competitive card fees indeed :thumbsup

bolsex 11-05-2010 12:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Agent 488 (Post 17675023)
the days of sending all your traffic into promoting one program like clickcash or tcg have been gone for a long time now. sure i get wires from my larger sponsors, but for the hundreds of other smaller niche programs i promote if i had to wait until a 500-1000 payout they would have closed up shop by then. many programs are closing up even before a 50-100 min is reached. this isn't 2003 anymore, not even 2006. things have changed.

100% Agree :thumbsup

Denis_SC 11-05-2010 01:00 PM

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Originally Posted by DennisK (Post 17671052)
Payoneer sucks big time. I wanted to open an account with them. I filled in all details, send them a copy of my passport, send them all officilal company documents.
I did everything what they asked me to do. Than I got this e-mail back;

Dear Dennis,

Just heard back from the bank.
Unfortunately they were not able to approve the partnership.
I hope you are able to find a payment solution that works for you.

Not giving any explenation at all.
Paxum is a much better story so far!

Exactly the same situation with my Partner account. :disgust
Good luck to them with all that bullshit plus people not being able to send money to other accounts. :disgust
Their customer support for both types of accounts also sucks balls !!! Had to wait for answers to my simple questions for 4-5 days.

I'm actually glad I never was able to open an account their.
Paxum offered me cookies, milk and warm welcome. :thumbsup

The Duck 11-05-2010 01:51 PM

I had one look at their system and clicked away to paxum and cashX. Payoneer sucks.


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