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Mon Jan 14, 2008 3:02 pm Post subject:
How to withdraw funds from Alertpay? |
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| Has any Indian member of this forum withdrawn funds from alertpay account? Do they pay through check? |
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Wed Jan 16, 2008 1:27 am Post subject:
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I have a account in alertpay but never used, here it goes with alertpay
Use one of the following methods to withdraw funds from your AlertPay account.
Electronic Funds Transfer to our banks
Receive a direct deposit to your bank account.
Check
AlertPay will send you a check in the mail. Funds are in USD currency.
E-Currencies
e-gold
Transfer your AlertPay funds to e-gold. Funds are in USD currency. |
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Sun Jan 20, 2008 10:10 pm Post subject:
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| i have not signed up in alertpay. but seems alertpay is a good payment processors. hope to use that too. since i have one ptp site that i post that pays by it |
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Wed Feb 06, 2008 8:27 am Post subject:
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| But nick are the first two methods of withdrawal from alertpay account applicable to indians too? I doubt! |
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Mon Feb 11, 2008 4:26 pm Post subject:
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| NICK> Do they allow the funds transfer to our Indian Bank Account or we are supposed to have account in some big international bank? |
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Sun Feb 24, 2008 9:21 am Post subject:
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I think the best method of withdrawing funds from alertpay apart from check is transferring funds to e-gold and then buying a VCC using e-gold and withdrawing it thru paypal??  |
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Wed Feb 27, 2008 6:45 am Post subject:
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| well withdrawal with check would be back.it would be in usd and many charges would be taken by the bank and in the end you would get very low amount |
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Mon Jun 16, 2008 7:11 pm Post subject:
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| nick_westlife wrote: | I have a account in alertpay but never used, here it goes with alertpay
Use one of the following methods to withdraw funds from your AlertPay account.
Electronic Funds Transfer to our banks
Receive a direct deposit to your bank account.
Check
AlertPay will send you a check in the mail. Funds are in USD currency.
E-Currencies
e-gold
Transfer your AlertPay funds to e-gold. Funds are in USD currency. |
Thanks for tips. But I want to know that if I will withdraw it by Check then they send me us currency. After that what I will do? What r the steps to convert in Indian Money. |
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Tue Jun 17, 2008 1:21 pm Post subject:
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| paramita0101 wrote: | | nick_westlife wrote: | I have a account in alertpay but never used, here it goes with alertpay
Use one of the following methods to withdraw funds from your AlertPay account.
Electronic Funds Transfer to our banks
Receive a direct deposit to your bank account.
Check
AlertPay will send you a check in the mail. Funds are in USD currency.
E-Currencies
e-gold
Transfer your AlertPay funds to e-gold. Funds are in USD currency. |
Thanks for tips. But I want to know that if I will withdraw it by Check then they send me us currency. After that what I will do? What r the steps to convert in Indian Money. |
I guess you have to get the money converted from RBI or there are some firms which exchange currencies locally. (I mean shops and not online.)
The best way is to approach your respective bank and ask them out. |
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Mon Jun 23, 2008 2:25 pm Post subject:
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| mr.microsoft wrote: | | paramita0101 wrote: | | nick_westlife wrote: | I have a account in alertpay but never used, here it goes with alertpay
Use one of the following methods to withdraw funds from your AlertPay account.
Electronic Funds Transfer to our banks
Receive a direct deposit to your bank account.
Check
AlertPay will send you a check in the mail. Funds are in USD currency.
E-Currencies
e-gold
Transfer your AlertPay funds to e-gold. Funds are in USD currency. |
Thanks for tips. But I want to know that if I will withdraw it by Check then they send me us currency. After that what I will do? What r the steps to convert in Indian Money. |
I guess you have to get the money converted from RBI or there are some firms which exchange currencies locally. (I mean shops and not online.)
The best way is to approach your respective bank and ask them out. |
I did not get u . what do u mean by RBI?  pls clear it. |
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Mon Jun 23, 2008 2:51 pm Post subject:
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| paramita0101 wrote: | | mr.microsoft wrote: | | paramita0101 wrote: | | nick_westlife wrote: | I have a account in alertpay but never used, here it goes with alertpay
Use one of the following methods to withdraw funds from your AlertPay account.
Electronic Funds Transfer to our banks
Receive a direct deposit to your bank account.
Check
AlertPay will send you a check in the mail. Funds are in USD currency.
E-Currencies
e-gold
Transfer your AlertPay funds to e-gold. Funds are in USD currency. |
Thanks for tips. But I want to know that if I will withdraw it by Check then they send me us currency. After that what I will do? What r the steps to convert in Indian Money. |
I guess you have to get the money converted from RBI or there are some firms which exchange currencies locally. (I mean shops and not online.)
The best way is to approach your respective bank and ask them out. |
I did not get u . what do u mean by RBI? pls clear it. |
The Reserve Bank Of India is also known as RBI in India. When you go to RBI they exchange currencies. |
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Mon Jul 07, 2008 9:27 pm Post subject:
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you guys must talk worldwidely not according to india only .
do anyone tried WU or MG to withdraw money from AP ? |
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Tue Jul 08, 2008 12:16 am Post subject:
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no such experience but also no hearing of that. 
it seems they only let you withdraw money by check.like paypal is. |
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Thu Jul 10, 2008 8:14 am Post subject:
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| elliotthn05 wrote: | no such experience but also no hearing of that.
it seems they only let you withdraw money by check.like paypal is. |
yes , they do let you withdraw your money by check ..
but here in AP is completely different than paypal .
as in alertpay , 99 % they will scam you and 1 % you get paid LUCKY !  |
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Mon Dec 01, 2008 5:25 pm Post subject:
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I can`t understand why we need check. Don`t they directly deposit alertpay fund to our bank as we do in Paypal?
I think they will do, as I can see there is one option like paypal - (bank information) to give our bank information and I think the alertpay fund can be transferred to the given bank account. |
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Mon Dec 01, 2008 7:24 pm Post subject:
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| lemon_1800 wrote: | I can`t understand why we need check. Don`t they directly deposit alertpay fund to our bank as we do in Paypal?
I think they will do, as I can see there is one option like paypal - (bank information) to give our bank information and I think the alertpay fund can be transferred to the given bank account. |
Depends on the tie ups the processor has with the banking industry in the country.
We can't expect every company to have such high tie ups. Paypal has been in the industry from a long time and a lot of merchants use it to receive payments from members , so it can clearly get the recognition especially in India. |
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