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Paxum EFT Withdraw Expands To Include Five Additional Countries
'Tis the season to be joyous and Paxum is jubilant to expand EFT Withdrawal to five new countries and currencies! Paxum clients in Australia, Canada, Hungary, Philippines and Poland can rejoice as EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer) Withdrawal is now available in their local currency direct from the Paxum account interface.
“We are excited to introduce EFT withdrawal to these five additional countries before we enter the New Year.” said Paxum's Ruth Blair. “We are constantly striving to provide the best payment platform, and as part of that effort we will continue to reinforce EFT options and expand our alternative withdrawal offerings during the course of 2019.” EFT Withdrawal has now been implemented in AUD (Australian Dollar), CAD (Canadian Dollar), HUF (Hungarian Forint), PHP (Philippines Peso), and PLN (Polish Zloty) currencies, and can be found in the Withdraw Funds section of eligible Paxum account-holders. EFT Withdrawal can be initiated directly from USD, EUR, and GBP currency accounts inside Paxum. The applicable currency conversion rate will be displayed inside the account interface prior to submission to ensure client agreement prior to withdrawal. “Demand for EFT inclusion to these countries has been tremendous.” continued Blair, “We are thrilled to fulfill this request and with good fees and generous limits we're convinced our Australian, Canadian, Hungarian, Philippine and Polish clients will enjoy the benefits.” The fee for EFT withdrawal in AUD, CAD, HUF, PHP, and PLN is $8.95 USD per transfer and the limits are $3,500 USD per transaction with a daily maximum of $10,000 USD. There is no prior approval required. Eligible Paxum clients can simply initiate an EFT withdrawal from their Paxum account interface at any time. The addition of EFT Withdrawal for Australian, Canadian, Hungarian, Philippine and Polish clients is part of a series of planned additions to further expand Paxum withdrawal options. Stay tuned for more updates from Paxum during 2019. To learn more about Paxum, or to register your free account please visit their website at Paxum. Pay with ease. Paxum has been offering a secure instant payment platform since 2007, with hundreds of thousands of clients actively using the service. The award-winning payment company provides a cost-effective user-friendly interface fortified with stringent security measures and multiple ways for clients to access their account funds, including an optional prepaid credit card. Users can easily send and receive money instantly all over the world. Interested parties can learn more or register for a free account by visiting their site at Paxum. Pay with ease. |
Wohooo! Happy Holidays!!
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Good stuff :pimp . . .
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$8.95 USD to withdraw to Australia using EFT. That's the same amount as it costs to process a foreign cheque at my bank.
Considering Ruth hasn't replied to my emails as promised regarding fees and MasterCard withdrawals not working it will be interesting to see if I get my remaining $30 AUD out of the account. It started off at $105.73 USD Then dropped 44.95 USD for a card I didn't receive. Then dropped $30 USD for being idle while I couldn't withdraw by any means. My remaining $30 USD becomes $30 AUD after the 8.95 USD withdrawal fee. So $150.07 AUD becomes $30 AUD after fees. Maybe Paxum might consider refunding the fees but I won't hold my breath, they can't even reply to emails when they promise to. |
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The $44.95 USD card annual fee was charged for a card that was already in your possession. It was the 2nd year annual fee. There will be no refund for that. We have full disclosure on our website of our fees and we clearly list that account maintenance is free unless there is no use for 180 days. We also announced this fee when it was first implemented. You did not use your account for 180 days and therefore you were charged the fee. There will be no refund for these fees. I replied to your email a second time a short while ago. I had assumed that when I first responded to your email on December 20th to tell you I'd check into it that you would give me the necessary time to do so. Unfortunately the timing was a little delayed due to the holiday and a weekend in between. Quote:
I'm glad you were able to use our new AUD EFT withdrawal option to withdraw your funds and as I said in my email, thank you for using Paxum at the times that you did. We're glad we were able to assist during your File Locker/Piracy fight days, and we appreciate your business and wish you well for the future. |
great :thumbsup
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Great news! :thumbsup
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good news :)
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Finaly :thumbsup Great news |
Nice one i will give it a try :thumbsup
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Hey Ruth, could you please confirm that Paxum TruCash dont work anymore in ATMs in Ukraine ? I'm currently in Ukraine and would like to withdraw some money from paxum trucash card...What will happen if I will insert paxum card into Ukrainian ATM ? Will I get my money ? |
Good work Paxum! Way to go!
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I'm a bit confused about the OP and the announcement that was emailed. It makes it sound like EFT to Australia is a new thing, but a year ago Paxum offered EFT withdrawals to Australia...until suddenly they didn't.
Why should I believe this time will be any different? |
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highest fees I've ever seen xDDD good thing I don't use this site for a while
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I am saving a lot of Wire fees now. More than $300 saved for monthly wire fees alone.
It takes a bit longer for funds to get credited, but i'll take that anytime. |
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paxum. an amazing service
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Funds must be in motion :2 cents: |
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great news!
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However it was an inbound telegraphic transfer (a wire) and guess what? Yep, inbound wire's cost me money - $35 to be precise. Why do you call it EFT if it's a fucking wire transfer? So Ruth, you, Octav, Chris and anyone else who works at or manages your fucked up, dumpster fire of a company can well and truly go fuck yourselves. :321GFY |
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In the past incarnation of EFT to Australia, my withdrawals arrived as a RTGS payment, which I think is basically an inbound EFT transfer. No extra charges assessed by the bank. But that was in 2017... |
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https://bbspics.com/images/2019/01/02/paxumsucks.jpg I don't care about the money, $30 doesn't buy me a meal at the pub. My point in this and another Paxum thread is that this company is toxic. A toxic, untrustworthy company sitting on a mountain load of personal information, scans of passports etc all ready to be used for who knows what? I don't trust Paxum because their reps lie or obfuscate, all the time. |
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You mention that your bank charged you a fee, and you took the time to take a screenshot of the deposit, yet there doesn't appear to be any fee listed for this deposit on the screenshot you shared. To me it looks like you received exactly what you requested, and quickly! We are successfully sending EFT in AUD (and all other supported currencies), and we have sent much more than just one AUD EFT since it was implemented. Yet we have not heard any complaints from other AUD EFT recipients of any excessive fees charged by their bank... you appear to be the only one affected. It's a shame that you seem to take every possible opportunity to try to denigrate Paxum. I hope the New Year brings you some peace so you can focus on more important things in life. :) |
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I can't believe how much spin you try and put on the obvious. But no problem, Paxum is perfect and everyone else that complains is wrong. :321GFY |
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EFT fee: $8.95 USD Amount: 469.50 CAD Date/Time: 2019-01-03 06:25:50 Transaction Type: Withdraw funds by eft Transaction Status: Initiated Estimated Time: Takes 5-7 business days :warning Will see how long it takes :) |
Ruth, when will the new "real" paxum cards be sent?
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January 4, 2019 Miscellaneous Payment xxxxx UK LTD. 469.50 Thats anywhere between 24 hours to 48 hours! That was Fast...... |
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Fast is you compare to wire from Paxum? ... Some experienced EFT 2 - 3 days .. So its not that bad after all . |
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When will we be able to transfer to USA accounts/cards like paypal?
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since this announcement they have stopped talking about the new card! |
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but you know what i am talking about since you announced the next cards as "real" paxum cards, with real i don't mean that trucash cards are virtual cards or whatever. so, how can i find out when i will get my next card with higher limits? |
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maybe all the naysayers should open up their own payment processing services and make millions?...I mean the need is obviously there so why not show paxum how its done?...you guys are so perfect and you never make mistakes you would make millions!...any bank will process for adult LOL... remember folks: it is easy and you can do better :thumbsup go get them millions :thumbsup |
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I can't work with the current mastercard and $1 fee for every paiment online. Makes my domain renewal expensive. |
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They told me it's not possible anymore.... Code:
Your EFT was rejected because transfers to TRANSFERWISE are not available anymore therefore our processors will no longer send payments to these types of bank accounts. |
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