I haven't used Prepaid ATM dman, but I've said long ago and believe I have been saying long before anyone else on here that Neteller definitely needs competition. Their ridiculous fees would definitely have to be reduced if someone came in and challenged them.
posted by Hache Man:
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I haven't used Prepaid ATM dman, but I've said long ago and believe I have been saying long before anyone else on here that Neteller definitely needs competition. Their ridiculous fees would definitely have to be reduced if someone came in and challenged them.
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1.5 words: e-gold. No fee to send; fee to receive is 1% up to a maximum of $ 0.50. Account fee is one half of one percent per year, calculated on your average daily balance and charged monthly.
Unlike Neteller or PPATM, there are tons of non-gambling-related merchants where you can spend your e-gold. There are over 1,200 listed at GoldPages.
Got money in your e-gold account and want to pay a bill? Use ICIS and send a money order online, or send it to yourself, print it out at home and take it down to the bank.
The only bad expense to e-gold is getting in the system, not out of it, as it can cost a couple of percent or more depending on what exchange service you use. Most exchangers charge a fee in, and offer free or very cheap out-exchanges, because the e-gold is perceived by its "faithful" users to be worth more than the folding green crap.
How much more can I possibly whore this service? are there limits to this kind of thing?
Phaedrus
PS. Have I ever told you guys about an online payment system called e-gold? I think it is sort of okay.
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I haven't used Prepaid ATM dman, but I've said long ago and believe I have been saying long before anyone else on here that Neteller definitely needs competition. Their ridiculous fees would definitely have to be reduced if someone came in and challenged them.
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1.5 words: e-gold. No fee to send; fee to receive is 1% up to a maximum of $ 0.50. Account fee is one half of one percent per year, calculated on your average daily balance and charged monthly.
Unlike Neteller or PPATM, there are tons of non-gambling-related merchants where you can spend your e-gold. There are over 1,200 listed at GoldPages.
Got money in your e-gold account and want to pay a bill? Use ICIS and send a money order online, or send it to yourself, print it out at home and take it down to the bank.
The only bad expense to e-gold is getting in the system, not out of it, as it can cost a couple of percent or more depending on what exchange service you use. Most exchangers charge a fee in, and offer free or very cheap out-exchanges, because the e-gold is perceived by its "faithful" users to be worth more than the folding green crap.
How much more can I possibly whore this service? are there limits to this kind of thing?
Phaedrus
PS. Have I ever told you guys about an online payment system called e-gold? I think it is sort of okay.
Yeah they all say the owner of PPATM is a crook. Maybe so, who knows ? But he would have to be stupid to start scamming people who use the card. Sure, he could steal all of his clients monies right now today - or he could continue to operate the business honestly in which case he will make a lot more money in the long run.
