How About Ukash and Webmoney
 

I really hope the epass issue gets solved, but if it doesnt, what about these alternatives?
Anyone have experience with Ukash or Webmoney? I know at least russians use these.

Many people have told me they use WebMoney and they are satisfied.
I did not hear about Ukash - it must be an obscure payment method.

Actually, Webmoney use Ukash so that their customers can top up their wallets using cash

http://wiki.wmtransfer.com/wiki/show/UKash?q=ukash
http://www.ukash.com/uk/en/where-to-.../webmoney.aspx

Most of the gaming industry use Ukash also. Adult webmasters can now use them too:pimp

http://www.ukash.com/business/emjay.aspx

+1 for Webmoney, I to use more over 5 years but for payments beetwen Russians
more info here http://www.wmtransfer.com/eng/

Well, Webmoney had LOADS of SERIOUS security holes. Do a YouTube search for Webmoney and you gonna find little wannabe cracker kids showing you how to steal money with simple little tools from Webmoney. These holes are fixed now afaik, but there are probably more.

I'm using it as a gateway to receive money from programs who don't offer better payment methods, but I send money to another payment service instantly when it arrives. This is the big Webmoney advantage imo, you can send money from there to loads of other payment services, especially if you use Russian payment brokers.

But for real, be extra careful with Webmoney, as it's a pretty much totally anonymous service which will always attract scammers.

ukash is perfect... hope they add atm card later on...

No need to wait mn:) http://www.ukashneo.com/WhatIsNEO.aspx

try cashx, they even accept ukcash and moneybooker.

Yeah cashx.com accepts Ukash. cashx is looking better and better :)

Yeah i know, but that's useless for most of us. It's only a virtual card and the limit is ?450. I read they can send a real card for ?25(card), ?25(delivery) and ?17.95(load fee). That's ?67.95 in fees for a mastercard with ?450 on it.

Right. As it stands, it does not support p2p payments so not an EP replacement.