PTCs turning to Alertpay

[id62000]

After Paypal has started blocking PTC Owners Accounts, PTC Admins ahve turned to ALertpay as a way to process payment.

I wonder how things will work out though. It's too bad, Paypal was very convenient.

[mantiz]

right you are! many of the ptcs are preferring to use e-gold or alertpay nowadays. n almost all the bux sites have turned to alertpay too.

[id62000]

Not just Bux sites, all the high paid per click sites (greater than 1 cent per click) have already turned to alertpay.

[hieutrankrum]

I think Alertpay is better than PP, PP doesn't accept many country. eg, VN, I can only register an account but I can't receive money, can't add bank, credit card...

[id62000]

Originally Posted by hieutrankrum

I think Alertpay is better than PP, PP doesn't accept many country. eg, VN, I can only register an account but I can't receive money, can't add bank, credit card...

I think paypal gives you the option of sending a check (through mail) to a national bank for a small fee. Anyway, AlertPay has a dubious reputation as some claim it's a scam.
But Good rates. Fast support.

[elliotthn05]

i already registered an account in alertpay though i do not like it.
i heard alertpay will charge you much when you get a transaction.but how much can you tell me?i have no transaction in it.

[LRHyip]

Guys & Gals AlertPay is a great payment processor. I'm using it for over one year and half and never had a problem... Transacted,withdrew ,send over $25,000 without problems. Only issued I had was they asked me to verify my account..I sent them photo Id + bill and all is ok since then.

About AlertPay
It is a Canadian based company that was established June 19, 2005 located in Montreal.

Address: 5200, de la Savane Suite 220 Montréal H4P 2M8
Phone numbers: (514) 748-5774
Support: Email: customersupport(at)alertpay.com Phone: (514) 748-5774
Registered with BBB since 08/20/2005 Check here

Interview with AlertPay’s CEO Firoz Patel

AlertPay account types

* 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.

Feel free to check my AlertPay dedicated blog for more details

[nick_westlife]

well Personal Account $1 fee when you receive money, I feel it better and better than than paypal.