Payoneer? charged me $2.70 for being drunk
 

I was out on the town recently and realised i forgot my cash at home, so i went to an atm to take out some cash using my Payoneer? card. I was a bit drunk so i kept entering the wrong "pin" number. Eventually i rememberd , anyways i logged on to payoneer today and noticed they charged me $.90 a pop each time i entered the wrong pin .. haha

Hey they gotta make their money somehow. They should just make their entire fee's through that heh, make all the drunks pay our service costs :)

wow, so if someone steals your card they can deplete your balance simply by trying to crack your password?

i imagine they would waive that for you if your card was stolen. don't quote m on that though :winkwink:

You Drunk? I tought you were some kind of buddhist monk...

I did that a couple weeks ago.. not drunk just forgetful... I better check my account to see if they hit me with the "drunk" fee :1orglaugh

lol--- strange fee

They take 90c for each wrong pin!? HAAHAHAHA!

Those fucking sobs.

You only get like 3 tries and then it won't let you try again...

"Beats paying taxes" :winkwink:

Payoneer™ how are they compared to epassporte ?? We have had nothing but headaches so far with epass - maybe they are a better option - as long as we don't use the wrong pin - lol

they get ya with the fees

just like cingular waives all the spam text messages they charge me $.20/each for :1orglaugh . dont hold your breath :upsidedow

lol for real???

You pay to RECEIVE messages?

yep. i have no texting plan because im not a 15 year old girl so each incoming text msg, solicited or not, gets me a charge on my bill. ive tried calling to get them removed, even when one of the text messages i got charged for was from cingular, and they basicly told me to fuck off. fuck at&t/cingular.

http://www.rcrnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll...860/1017/rss01

very crazy fee! :thumbsup

Still better than dealing with epass I guess

yeah i agree on that :thumbsup

even monks take a vacation from time to time.:winkwink:

cool way to charge some extra cash :)

odd fee indeed.