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Sharon1974 02-22-2021 08:51 AM

Paxum EFT returned
 
There was a threat about EFT's returning a few weeks ago but can not find it... the "funny" thing is I lost about 30% in the process... normal?

adultchatpay 02-23-2021 01:52 AM

I experienced returned EFT's before. The problem is more with your receiving bank.
The good thing is I get full refund plus wire fee credited back to my paxum.
You can try the EFT again make sure all details are correct.

Sharon1974 02-23-2021 03:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by adultchatpay (Post 22825674)
I experienced returned EFT's before. The problem is more with your receiving bank.
The good thing is I get full refund plus wire fee credited back to my paxum.
You can try the EFT again make sure all details are correct.

Using EFT for a few years now, same bank account, nothing changed. No explanation from Paxum..

klinton 02-23-2021 03:20 AM

was that sepa?

never happened to me...

efts that are not supposed to go out are blocked before, when the name of the beneficient and account name dont match...

Matyko 02-23-2021 04:03 AM

Since I am hearing these horror stories, I don't dare to initiate a withdrawal from paxum to bank account..
I emailed Ruth and sent her a skype msg too, but never got a reply. :(
It would be good to know if it is possible somehow to withdraw USD to my USD bank account - as an EU company.
I think I heard that EU clients can only withdraw in EUR, and the exchange has to be done by Paxum - where these rates are pretty bad.
I also heard that Ruth can help with occasional USD withdrawal to USD bank accounts, but it can be that this is just rumor.

adultchatpay 02-23-2021 04:17 AM

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Sharon1974 02-23-2021 08:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by klinton (Post 22825698)
was that sepa?

never happened to me...

efts that are not supposed to go out are blocked before, when the name of the beneficient and account name dont match...

No, EFT.

LetterTwenty7 02-23-2021 08:51 AM

I was chatting with Paxum support the other day. They are still "investigating" what the reason is since I have the same problem and I've been trying to get the money to my bank for more than a month now...

They told me that my bank has made a decision to reject the transfer, but when I asked the bank employees, they said that it is not true since they don't see any transaction in the system, so who knows what's actually going on.


Good luck.

klinton 02-23-2021 09:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matyko (Post 22825705)
and the exchange has to be done by Paxum - where these rates are pretty bad.

its 2 or 2.5 % fee.
pretty standard in many (shitty) banks.

old paxum had higher fees actually.

Sharon1974 02-24-2021 09:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LetterTwenty7 (Post 22825780)

They told me that my bank has made a decision to reject the transfer, but when I asked the bank employees, they said that it is not true since they don't see any transaction in the system, so who knows what's actually going on.


Good luck.

Same bullshit response from Paxum "support" for me. What a mess.. "try again"... yeah and loose all money in the process :1orglaugh

heiko0o 02-25-2021 12:55 AM

As you can probably see from the other thread i created, i still battle with this problem on my own. I have probably now lost over 50$ just in EFT Transaction Fee's and my request always gets denied. Currently i am testing it with a other bank account because they said that my bank itself rejected the transfer.

Well, i called my bank and they said they never recieved any transfer. Upon messaging the Paxum support they just told me to try it again. I mean, i can try all of this again until i run out of money because it all has been spent in EFT Transaction Fee's but i dont think this is the right way to handle this situation.

At the moment i am just not sure how i should proceed. EFT's do not work since 4-5 Months now.

LetterTwenty7 02-25-2021 01:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by heiko0o (Post 22826522)
As you can probably see from the other thread i created, i still battle with this problem on my own. I have probably now lost over 50$ just in EFT Transaction Fee's and my request always gets denied. Currently i am testing it with a other bank account because they said that my bank itself rejected the transfer.

Well, i called my bank and they said they never recieved any transfer. Upon messaging the Paxum support they just told me to try it again. I mean, i can try all of this again until i run out of money because it all has been spent in EFT Transaction Fee's but i dont think this is the right way to handle this situation.

At the moment i am just not sure how i should proceed. EFT's do not work since 4-5 Months now.

I think it is obvious that they've been struggling to transfer clients' funds for months now. The million-dollar question is what are they doing to improve!

emmasexytime 02-27-2021 11:23 PM

work with a friend or someone else who you can send paxum too and get them to send you bitcoin or paypal or money

Sharon1974 02-28-2021 01:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by emmasexytime (Post 22827667)
work with a friend or someone else who you can send paxum too and get them to send you bitcoin or paypal or money

That does not solve the problem. Also my accountant will not like this "workaround". Paxum probably switched ( again ) to an even more shady bank to transfer money which was causing a red flag. So basically promoting programs offering only paxum is a thing of the past.

Denny 02-28-2021 02:24 AM

I usually withdraw $$$ with my Paxum SEPA card.

adultchatpay 03-09-2021 04:25 PM

I did 2 ETF's on 03/06/2021 until now it's still pending.

I also did several external card withdrawal 2 weeks ago but they are getting rejected.

todservices 03-10-2021 02:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matyko (Post 22825705)
Since I am hearing these horror stories, I don't dare to initiate a withdrawal from paxum to bank account..
I emailed Ruth and sent her a skype msg too, but never got a reply. :(
It would be good to know if it is possible somehow to withdraw USD to my USD bank account - as an EU company.
I think I heard that EU clients can only withdraw in EUR, and the exchange has to be done by Paxum - where these rates are pretty bad.
I also heard that Ruth can help with occasional USD withdrawal to USD bank accounts, but it can be that this is just rumor.

I have been withdrawing thru bank wire from paxum for like 10 years.
Never had any issue.

BigFurry 03-13-2021 09:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by todservices (Post 22831173)
I have been withdrawing thru bank wire from paxum for like 10 years.
Never had any issue.

And you're in the EU? They disabled USD currency wires to EU clients a while ago. It's still available to some others.

BigFurry 03-13-2021 09:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sharon1974 (Post 22825771)
No, EFT.

EFT is just a generic name they use electronic funds transfer, it doesn't mean much by itself.

In practice EFT in every country (or economic area) uses a completely different banking network. For instance, EFT in Europe is called SEPA.

You should say which country's EFT you were using, people might be able to help you more!

ruff 03-13-2021 09:50 AM

I just set up a Paxum account and am now trying to figure out how to get my money. I'm in the states and it looks like my only option is etf, but there is not much information on what banks they work with, in fact not much information on anything about getting my money. I should request a credit card? Is that the best way?

Sharon1974 03-14-2021 01:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BigFurry (Post 22832499)
EFT is just a generic name they use electronic funds transfer, it doesn't mean much by itself.

In practice EFT in every country (or economic area) uses a completely different banking network. For instance, EFT in Europe is called SEPA.

You should say which country's EFT you were using, people might be able to help you more!

I know you are trying to help, but that is Paxum's job :) A friend, also Dutch, is not having these issues and uses the same bank as I do. So it's a Paxum issue but they keep sending the same useless reply every time: I probably changed my banking details:321GFY
That would be the most stupid thing because we all know how hard it is to get WIRE/SEPA/EFT approved and working in Paxum.

Their suggestion is to use the useless Chinese debit card to withdraw. As the ATM accepting this card is a two-hour drive into Germany. That it is not ideal, to say the least.

So I decided to change the payment options for all programs I promote to wire and dump the programs not offering wire. I am afraid Paxum is balancing on a thin line with our money every day until they fall..

BigFurry 03-14-2021 02:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sharon1974 (Post 22832707)
I know you are trying to help, but that is Paxum's job :) A friend, also Dutch, is not having these issues and uses the same bank as I do. So it's a Paxum issue but they keep sending the same useless reply every time: I probably changed my banking details:321GFY
That would be the most stupid thing because we all know how hard it is to get WIRE/SEPA/EFT approved and working in Paxum.

Their suggestion is to use the useless Chinese debit card to withdraw. As the ATM accepting this card is a two-hour drive into Germany. That it is not ideal, to say the least.

So I decided to change the payment options for all programs I promote to wire and dump the programs not offering wire. I am afraid Paxum is balancing on a thin line with our money every day until they fall..

Ok so if you're using a Dutch bank, in your case Paxum's EFT is an EUR SEPA transfer in practice. That's supposed to be very reliable and straightforward, unlike wire.

You probably can open an account at another Dutch bank account within a day? That's what I'd do.


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