| holyhell | 08-27-2010 04:33 PM | Moneybookers/Paymate/Propay Sorry for the cross-posting fellas. Can some people give me the pluses and minuses of the Paypal alternatives?
I have a soft PP limitation that may or may not be resolved, and 2 Ebay accounts in very good standing, with over 40 feedback each, 100% positive, and five star DSRs across the board. |
jamblix | 08-27-2010 06:57 PM | I highly recommend Paymate but, others will disagree. For me personally, they worked great. Only problem was their customer service as they will not answer any phone calls, well from my experience with them anyways. All payments went through fine and I did not lose any customers. So yes I definitely recommend Paymate however, your mileage may vary. |
First Edition | 08-27-2010 07:07 PM | With any of these companies, you're not really in control of your money. Thats the biggest minus I can think of. Have you considered a merchant account? |
FandangoKango | 09-10-2010 03:26 AM | i would like some input on propay and moneybookers? |
romeo216 | 09-21-2010 03:18 PM | Do you really need to be a powerseller to use propay? |
I use moneybookers on the side - tough to get people into it. International customers will complain about their exchange rate so be aware. |
FandangoKango | 09-22-2010 10:51 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by romeo216
(Post 167831)
Do you really need to be a powerseller to use propay? | Yes, you need to have 100 feedback and ratings of 5.0 i saw on there website. |
blkdude | 09-23-2010 01:02 AM | Hello: The post about Paymate.. is that they are going to pay it and not to worry right? |
smithgroup | 09-23-2010 02:44 AM | Paymate sucks, Moneybookers sucks, ProPay sucks etc.
Every one of them sucks because buyers want PP, plain and simple. Your sales will drop significantly if you don't accept PayPal.
Ebay has brainwashed all buyers into thinking that if a seller doesn't use PP then they are a fraud. Its dumb but that's just the way it is. If you want buyers to pay with a different payment processor, you are going to need to be selling a VERY HOT item that is NOT sold by too many others, at a SIGNIFICANT sale price. You also probably need an account with a good amount of feedback established.
If a buyer sees a seller with 2 feedback that only takes Moneybookers, they will more than likely run.
You might be able to get buyers to pay via a manual PP invoice for you Moneybookers or Paymate auctions (this would bypass the 21 day hold as well) |
stillconfused | 09-23-2010 03:29 AM | My sales have dried up since my paypal was frozen. I've had buyers wanting to cancel transactions, and some have just not paid.
I've had buyers asking if I'll take a paypal payment and when I explain that paymate is just as good, they pass.
But I have one person today who, after I explained that they can pay with a CC with paymate, did actually buy it.
Yep, without paypal people think that they have no protection.
I need my PP account.:help: :tears: |
HurricaneHuntr | 09-23-2010 06:57 AM | If ebay account works but pp limited open a new one and send invoices.worked for he awhile |
stillconfused | 09-23-2010 07:13 AM | Hey, great idea. Do you end up being linked though, as I really want to keep this account. |
smithgroup | 09-23-2010 11:32 AM | Yes, you will be linked. Unless you login using a different IP etc. for PP and manually invoice for "goods". But then PP will limit you. |
art888 | 09-23-2010 05:56 PM | I highly recommend paymate as well. moneybookers i don't recommend that much. But if needed to i will use monebookers i have the markus kroger email lol he sent it to me once i had a problem with my account and he fixed it but the account got closed. |
stillconfused | 09-23-2010 10:57 PM | Quote:
Originally Posted by smithgroup
(Post 168402)
Yes, you will be linked. Unless you login using a different IP etc. for PP and manually invoice for "goods". But then PP will limit you. | I'd use a new windows account just for it, but you're, in time they would limit that one as well.
It's a never ending cycle... :tears: |
dtrial4 | 09-25-2010 11:37 AM | also do you have an msn account or yahoo account to reach you quicker? Quote:
Originally Posted by First Edition
(Post 162323)
With any of these companies, you're not really in control of your money. Thats the biggest minus I can think of. Have you considered a merchant account? |
also do you have an msn account or yahoo account to reach you quicker? |
Quote:
Originally Posted by dtrial4
(Post 168966)
also do you have an msn account or yahoo account to reach you quicker? | Do not contact this idiot about money for any reason |
Road-Kill | 10-03-2010 09:20 PM | Problems with Paymate I've been using Paymate for over 6 months. The whole month of Sept they haven't made one deposit into my checking account. I have approved transactions from August, and they state in their payment approval E-Mails they will deposit funds within 10-15 business days.
This is not a isolated incident with just my account. They aren't making deposits to a lot of other US sellers too... http://forums.ebay.com/db2/topic/Pay...#1286062659070
I'm using MoneyBookers too and haven't had any problems with them. |
eeebay | 11-08-2011 10:10 PM | anyone can tell me ,
1,promate will share personal informatio to eBay or not?
2,I know moneybookers donot share information with eBay, so I can sign up real information, but my moneybookers link with me old ebay which block long time ago, it is okay renew the one to my current new eBay sotre ?
thank you |
stugots | 12-12-2011 12:07 PM | I liked my paymate account to ebay, it was accepted, I dont need a merchent account (yet anyway), it states active, this account meets all the requirments and has been approved, how when buyers try to pay it says "Seller has not set up their account to receive payments yet. Please contact Paymate and advise seller"
these dumb people dont answer their phones, EVER any paymate guru's here? what can I do?
Thanks
after I get this settled im gonna have a TON of experiments with paymate |
cardfelon | 12-12-2011 01:20 PM | I have used Paymate now for the last 2 years and love them. After you set your account up did you receive a email asking for more information? You have to fill out the merchant account form in order for them to actually turn your account on.
If your having issues you should shoot Inga a email. She is in charge of turning on new accounts. Her email is ingag@paymate.com |
mememe | 02-01-2012 12:42 AM | Does Paymate abide by the IRS 1099????? | All times are GMT -5. The time now is 05:02 PM. | |
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