What About AlertPay ?? Reviews

[jambasha]

Basically, I'm going to sum up all the advantages of AlertPay as a replacement for paypal, so that all of you will get to know where it stands today:

There are 3 types of account:
Personal Account: You can only receive up to a maximum of $400 per month and $2000 per year. There is ONLY a $1 fee when you receive money
Premium Account: There are no receiving limits. You will have access to features like: Mass Pay, Integration tools and website payment methods. Receiving fees is 2.5% + $0.25 per transaction. (If you are receiving many payments that are each less than $30 then you should choose this one)
Secured Account: Same features as the premium account but with additional security. Suitable for “risky” businesses like PTC, MLM, HYP, Adult. Receiving fee is 3.9% + $0.59 per transaction.

Type of account: Personal Premium Secured



You can withdraw money in the following ways
- Bank Transfer (USA, Canada and Europe) ($0.50 per transaction)
- Check (International) ($2.00 per check)
- E-gold (will vary and you need to have a verified account)

February 12 2008 is the day you have been waiting for

We are happy to inform you that you will be able to make a payment using your Master Card or Visa and continue to support the Verified by Visa (VBV) program.

We have been receiving a lot of emails and we are happy to announce that we are now offering localized banking services in the following countries:

Australia Malaysia South Africa
Czech Republic New Zealand Slovakia
Hong Kong Poland
Lithuania Singapore

Upcoming countries for banking services

Be on the lookout on February 20, 2008 when the following localized banking services will be available:

Bulgaria Hungary Sweden
Denmark & Faeroe Islands Norway Switzerland
Estonia Romania
Lithuania Singapore

Developers Developers Developers

Developers can ask questions directly to AlertPay developers about integration and our business tools on our new forum. Visit AlertPay Developers Community today.

source: AlertPay - My way to pay !

[bluechip]

I have got some mixed feedback about AP. Some are saying like you and ok for them though AP is a bit slow in customer response. But some are badmouthing on AP and placed it on the fraud processor list. But more comments on AP is appreciable to tag it...Good or Bad processor.

Originally Posted by jambasha

I'm wondering what about AlertPay.com - another payment processor which is seem good to me. Anybody had done one for this? If not, anybody interested?

I'd like AlertPay as one of alternate payment processors beside MoneyBookers.

Is it easy for exchanging with other processors ?

https://www.alertpay.com

I just one step far from verifying my account .. they have refused my 1st application but I hope to see em accepting the 2nd one

[jambasha]

Originally Posted by bluechip

I have got some mixed feedback about AP. Some are saying like you and ok for them though AP is a bit slow in customer response. But some are badmouthing on AP and placed it on the fraud processor list. But more comments on AP is appreciable to tag it...Good or Bad processor.

Well, I think its a good processors and no doubt in that ,, things make bad is less popular and not many sites accept it as a payment option ,, But, I can say that it has a high security level

[jambasha]

Account Verification

Submit 1 valid photo ID and 1 proof of address document.

You are required to submit the clearly scanned image of a valid photo ID. Please ensure all four edges of the document are visible.

Accepted forms of Photo ID

* Driver’s license
* Passport
* Country ID
* State/Provincial ID

Accepted forms of Proof of Address

* Phone bill
* Bank statement
* Credit card statement
* Utility bill

Mail in verification documents

1. Send a photocopy of each document. Ensure the copies are clear and the text on the documents is legible.
2. Print the pre-filled verification submission cover letter.

Mail the copies of your documents and your cover letter to:

Attention: Verification Department

AlertPay Inc.
5200 De La Savane, Suite 220
Montreal, Quebec H4P-2M8
Canada

[Samanosuke_04]

The withdrawal charge is fix?? really? If so, then it would be pretty cheap if we are to withdraw lots of money, but the downside of this AP is that it is not so popular, so you'll have difficulties to pay for something if they dont accept AP, anyway I'll just stick to my Paypal...

[jambasha]

Originally Posted by Samanosuke_04

The withdrawal charge is fix?? really? If so, then it would be pretty cheap if we are to withdraw lots of money, but the downside of this AP is that it is not so popular, so you'll have difficulties to pay for something if they dont accept AP, anyway I'll just stick to my Paypal...

Well, in case of more popular well I surely have to say that its the Paypal ..
But for other point of view, Alertpay is available worldwide while Paypal is not ,, this might be taken in consideration. As for me, I can`t open a Paypal account while I easily have an AP account

[sam123]

yes i have a ccount with alertpay but i generally prefer paypal for its ease of use and withdraw money directly into bank now.i heard that alert pay has some referral scheme so thought of earning through them.

[nuaeman]

Originally Posted by sam123

yes i have a account with alertpay but i generally prefer paypal for its ease of use and withdraw money directly into bank now.i heard that alert pay has some referral scheme so thought of earning through them.

I went to check and it seems you will get paid $5 for each person you refer to and if you managed to get more than 10 you'll receive $10 instead of $5 for each person but the requirements are that they have top upgrade to premium or secure account and made $250 of transactions.

It sounds good at first but then with those requirements I find it pretty hard as it's not widely supported so it might be a waste of time.

[AzeAzeAze]

i have an alertpay account already ! but i like alertpay only for one reason which is, when i join a program that accept only AP, i can get funds and withdraw it to egold ! this is the greatest service !

[indieover]

Originally Posted by nuaeman

I went to check and it seems you will get paid $5 for each person you refer to and if you managed to get more than 10 you'll receive $10 instead of $5 for each person but the requirements are that they have top upgrade to premium or secure account and made $250 of transactions.

It sounds good at first but then with those requirements I find it pretty hard as it's not widely supported so it might be a waste of time.

well having $5 for each referral is really one great incentive for me in that site too. i will want to sign up there now. and just earn by referrals. but the problem is that they must be upgraded member. do premium member have to pay for the upgrade or is it free like in paypal. i think that will not be really a problem if it is free to upgrade.