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Hi I was wondering what is the most used payment method for affiliate now that Epassporte is history? I have seen webMoney, Ecoin, payoneer,Paxum which is better ?

It seems it's paxum now :thumbsup

Denny thanks...:)

Paxum for me :thumbsup

Paxum and Payoneer!
Both

I use Payoneer as well but it's not as good as Paxum so far :)

yep, same here... I use payoneer only for sponsors with no paxum payments :)

Probably Paxum wins:) Especially that my favorite sponsor (see sig) pays via Paxum along with lots of other sponsors. But you choose what's better for you;)

Paxum is easy to use dude

None of the above for me..


Burn me once shame on you burn me twice???

Would have to say Paxum :thumbsup

Paxum seems to be the best option, Payoneer comes in 2nd place.

Paxum for me.

I have used webmoney and they suck ,only for Russian webmasters

I am leaning more that way now too

i prefer to have funds wired to the bank, no need to use a 3rd party.

With the amount of payment processors that I've seen close down (due to problems beyond their control and due to outright theft) I always opt for wire transfers or written checks.

Paxum and Payoneer.

Checks - the most reliable way to get your money :1orglaugh

yeah... what is wrong with a good old fashioned check...

Maybe use all payment methods - for security !!!

I am with you I like the old fashioned check..

Ever heard of Bitcoin? It's an fairly new up and cummer. (pun!)

We've just started offering it on our affiliate programs and on a couple of our paysites.

It is a decentralized P2P (peer-to-peer) monetary system that uses no bank, central authority, or mint. I'm sure you've all heard of Bittorrent. Well, Bitcoin is the money equivalent.

It can't "go down" , lose your money, or even be shut down without shutting the entire Internet down. Each person who uses Bitcoin is a piece of Bitcoin; a piece of a global settlement/banking system. There is no approval process or paperwork. You just start using it.

It is like an e-wallet on steroids. Payment is instant and the fees are ZERO. There are no banks or middlemen to pay, after all. :)

Bitcoins can be traded for Visa card credits, c-gold, liberty reserve, cash, bank wires, edinar, moneybookers, paypal, pecunix, hd-money, etc, etc by using independent currency exchangers. The virtual equivalent of exchanging foreign currency at the booth at the airport.

Best of all, you can do micropayments. We have one site where we sell small video clips for less than $1 in Bitcoin. We retain 100% of the money. Regularly you'd get hosed 10-15% (maybe even more). You can actually sell content at *fractions* of a penny per view/download. Maybe the static content sites can get back to making something using this system. lol

Anyway, I won't bore you with the technical stuff about how it works. If you have questions you can slap me with them. Plus, it is really late here. lol

Tom

you are probably super rich by now if you bought a bunch of them when they were 2 cents each :)

Payoneer is the best.

We have a ton of customers/affiliates requesting payments through Paxum, hardly any requesting paypal anymore. Why is this?

Most of mine are Payoneer. I like PAXUM a lot, but right now all of mine that actually produce, are with Payoneer. Of course, if you Affiliate through CCBill, you're getting a CCBill paper check or expensive Wire.

The important trade off with CCBill, is that you DO get paid! None of those programs that run credit cards themselves, then forget to pay Affiliates. With CCBill, you get paid as often as weekly.

I think it is because all of us on the receiving end of payments, are battle scarred from 5-10 years ago with PayPal flip-flopping on all things "Adult".

Why get started again receiving via PP, then have a couple hundred dollars in the account, and PP freezes it?

I wouldn't say "can't go down". You do need a bit of a strong stomach.

http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/char...&ps=0&l=1&p=0&

Free ACH for me! The US Government invented ACH for Social Security direct deposits decades ago.

Europe has IBAN and SEPA.

Direct Deposit, the quickest, cheapest and most reliable way to get paid. ACH in the US, IBAN and SEPA in Europe. Never been to Asia, but I'm sure they have similar, too.

PAXUM has advantages for world-wide access to your cash.

You can pay $50/yr for a PAXUM Prepaid MasterCard card in your pocket, or you can pay around $5 per time (from my prior experience) to transfer your earnings to your bank account. ACH in the US, SWIFT/IBAN Europe, similar in other countries. Takes about 2 days in the US if you are at a big Bank, up to 7 days elsewhere - worldwide. The drop-down list of countries seems to be probably all of the world's countries.

PAXUM differs from other processors because you can transfer to bank accounts.

Chaturbate will pay out to PAXUM. Token earnings can pay out "Daily," with $20 minimum. So depending on how popular you are, PAXUM can be a really great option for a card in your pocket, or funds to your bank account.

Not all European countries has been implemented it, there are many countries outside of Europe that implemented IBAN.

What MyBitcoin is doing as of late...:2 cents:

https://steemit-production-imageprox...xHiBoBXnNx4m3M

Mybitcoin was correct all along. He is way ahead of our time!

Paxum is very popular with us!

When PAXUM dropped US personal accounts, I switched to Business in 48 hours, and kept the same user/email address.

Got my first payout to the PAXUM Business account. No waiting for the Bank set up. Did first ACH withdraw, and that went fast (just like it use to do with the personal account).

I know you like to contradict a lot of posts, but "Europe" is not a definitive term for countries west of the Caucasus Mountains.

SEPA is the European Union https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_Euro_Payments_Area

IBAN is different, generally for countries outside of the EU or the Schengen travel zone (including the UK, BREXIT or not) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intern...Account_Number

CCBill pays via SEPA for EU countries. https://kb.ccbill.com/Payout+Options I know they pay UK clients and affiliates direct, but that isn't in writing on that page (above), so I don't know the UK banking term. I might be IBAN in the UK, if the UK hasn't created something newer..