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kill yourself.
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cookie stuffers and nigerians love it though so who knows. |
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http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Canadi...45184.html?x=0 I move enough money per month online to do my homework, and I would not sign up for a scam! Quote:
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that link was a joke retard, referencing all the scam and shit
bag money transfer systems people are spamming. grab a brain morans. |
OK wiseguy ...
You dismiss AlertPay as a scam ... Post your proof or STFU I am trying to prevent people in the same boat as me (suddenly finding themselves in need of a viable epass replacement), from making a big mistake and signing up with a service that looks like an elaborate pyramid scheme (OKPAY), or one that is a royal pain in the ass to work with .... I accept payments via Payoneer for several mainstream sponsors, and I can tell you first hand that Payoneer is not the most user friendly payment system to work with ... and while it may suffice for some indiscriminants for receiving affiliate payments, it does not really make the grade for p2p transfers .. I'll give you the floor ... show me (show us), what you base your "Alertpay is a scam" opinions on ... cheers! |
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So your reply, is to turn the question on me? LMFAO
Look at their affiliate recruiting remunerations for your answer .... OKPAY is willing to pay you up to €500 per referral, as 'second level' earnings ... I'm sorry but that sounds very shady and like a system that is more interested in recruitment, than the security of our funds ... and will probably eventually implode on itself ... YOUR TURN MON ESTI ... please show us what is scammy or shady about AlertPay?? |
not sounding too ok :1orglaugh
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GO FUCK YOURSELF or BAN MON ESTI DE SACREMENT DE CĀLISSE DE TABARNAK!!
I can promote whoever I like, and if my making $5 per referral to a payment gateway that I think is a much better option than OK-FUCKING-PAY bothers you that much ... then don't fucking click it 'sti ... it's that simple! I am not going to cry ... now stop trolling me!! |
your lack of disclosure invalidates your ref code.
as per gfy rule 65. ban. |
alertpay and okpay. now I'm confused
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So, back up your claims o' mighty keyboard warrior... |
What you don't seem to understand Ethersync is that even if okpay is actually OK, many people will swerve it because of your constant spamming, and the funny thing is that if they are as professional a business as you say, then when they see you are sending people to their site via your "okpays.com" they probably will void any commissions you have made/will make for breaching their TOS.....regardless of the fact that they don't appear to publish a TOS for their referral scheme......... for some reason.
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LMAO!
The people saying they prefer alert pay are in here spamming refcodes aswell. Note my post has ZERO reflinks. This system will work for everyone if it gets taken on by sponsors. Payoneer charge $7-$8 for a p2p transfer? thats fucking terrible. I admit alert pay also looks good, I signed up to them a while ago them. So in my eyes you have 3 choices. Payoneer - shit support, no reasonable P2P transfers but an atm card that isn't a visa one (which I think is a bonus) AlertPay - Good Support, P2P transfers are easy and low fees. But no atm card to use (unless of course they decide to start doing one) OKPay - Good Support, P2P Transfers, Backed by strong reserve fund, low fees, ATM Card, no limits if you are verified, multiple currencies and currency transfers. Which one sound best to you? |
To the person who was saying about interest rates.
It isn't a credit card where YOU PAY interest, it is like a bank. You get Paid interest. Interest Added to balance: 3% per year So not only does it have all the other features mentioned above you can also earn interest on your balance every year. |
no program will trust their money with that russian shit so who the fuck cares?
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here is a full run down of fees for both the account and debit card for those interested.
https://www.okpay.com/en/services/fees.html https://www.okpay.com/en/services/debit-card/fees.html If you look into a bit more, it's very reasonable. |
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Programs can't commit to a payment system until there is a clear measure of what affiliates want. Most of what I'm hearing from affiliates is they want Payoneer but as long as their is doubt its going to be very hard to get programs to commit to a solution.
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why do I have to pay okpay to verify my cell phone so I can get a debit card?
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If not that could be why. |
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The Multiple currencies could be huge for program owners! Like you say above programs from wherever can whatever currency they want to the affiliates and have that go into seperate wallets etc. Even if you pay in USD and an affiliate wants euros they can easily switch it and convert it themselves in real time with the exchange rates. No guessing how much you can withdraw at the ATM. There also seems to be a lot of people using this just for currency trading which I believe is an added bonus. The company seems robust, the structure looks good and they are extremely helpful. They even have a list of approved merchants for transfers. and if that isn't good enough they also use ESCROW which will cut out a HUGE PROBLEM epass had with fuckers asking for transfers and withdrawing the money instantly and them funds being stolen. If you don't trust someone on OKPay, USE ESCROW and you will be safe. |
Alertpay looks the most solid if you compare but heh Agent 488 thinks they are a scam so ........ they are out as well, as in not endorsed by Agent 488
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True, but they lacking a lot of useful features. I ain't saying Alert Pay is bad. Just OKPay is the better alternative to ePass than both Alert Pay and Payoneer. this is like payoneer + paypal + alertpay all in one |
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