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    Default Alertpay cannot send money less than $ 1

    If you want to send money to somebody with alertpay, make sure its greater than 1. I'd try to send $ 0.30 to somebody but error occured, the money must be greater than $ 1 then its will work.

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    thanks for telling this,i didnt know it before.i think many people still do not know it alrady.it doesnt matter if we receive several dollars then.if we want to exchange less than 1$ we can use egold instead.

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    yes of course , you can't spend less than $1 from alertpay because its not an easy one like paypal and others .

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    i think there is fee $1.00 for sending money, so you can't send less than $1.00

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    maybe they wanted to reduce the number of transactions by doing this.

    Quote Originally Posted by alec11
    i think there is fee $1.00 for sending money, so you can't send less than $1.00
    i thought that the personal starter account are not charged when sending and receiving money.

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    alertpay is a very secure bank but its verification is too hard ..
    once you verified then it should be the best for you to use , better than paypal and all others .

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    Well for a personal account you can send money less than 1$ too. Sending and receiving from a personal account is free.

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    No , you can't spend or recieve less than $1 in alertpay .

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    i dont know exactly, but i never see some site have minimum payout less than $1 via alertpay.

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    Quote Originally Posted by moustafa
    No , you can't spend or recieve less than $1 in alertpay .
    It was earlier. Alertpay has changed their terms recently and for a personal starter account, you can spend or receive less than 1$. For more details please visit www.alertpay.com

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    whats about alertpay these days ?
    do you have problems with AP or everything is ok ?

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    Is it really true that we cannot send less than $1 to someone???Isn't it tough then to send money to someone else???I haven't used alertpay yet and I am quite worried if this is the case.What is the fees to transfer $1 to someone else???

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    i have an alerpay account but i don't have funds in it. so, i never tried out any transactions. but, as far as i know you can't send less that $1 but you can receive less than one dollar. someone correct if i am wrong.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ananth84
    i have an alerpay account but i don't have funds in it. so, i never tried out any transactions. but, as far as i know you can't send less that $1 but you can receive less than one dollar. someone correct if i am wrong.
    Well the minimum transaction in AP should be of $1.

    If some one sends you money in AP, he can not send less than $1, so it is quite obvious that you also can't receive less Than $1.
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    it is obvious that there would be a fee involved in the transfer so to transfer the funds you must have transfer more than 1$.some amount would be deducted as a fee.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nash_avi
    it is obvious that there would be a fee involved in the transfer so to transfer the funds you must have transfer more than 1$.some amount would be deducted as a fee.
    AlertPay charges fees for any transaction with Personal accounts also?
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    Quote Originally Posted by smartzkool
    Quote Originally Posted by nash_avi
    it is obvious that there would be a fee involved in the transfer so to transfer the funds you must have transfer more than 1$.some amount would be deducted as a fee.
    AlertPay charges fees for any transaction with Personal accounts also?
    No. alertpay don't charge for all accounts. It is applicable only for business accounts. Sending and receiving is free for standard accounts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bdsurf
    Quote Originally Posted by smartzkool
    Quote Originally Posted by nash_avi
    it is obvious that there would be a fee involved in the transfer so to transfer the funds you must have transfer more than 1$.some amount would be deducted as a fee.
    AlertPay charges fees for any transaction with Personal accounts also?
    No. alertpay don't charge for all accounts. It is applicable only for business accounts. Sending and receiving is free for standard accounts.

    is it free for any amount or is it limited to a certain amount and after which they charge some fee?

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    Quote Originally Posted by nash_avi

    is it free for any amount or is it limited to a certain amount and after which they charge some fee?
    Well, might be you know there are a yearly sending money limitation in alertpay for personal accounts. That means you can't receive or transfer unlimited money per year with a personal account. Actually there are no fee for sending and receiving in alertpay, no matter how big is your transaction. It is totally free.

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    By the way I have a question can we transfer money from alertpay to a site even if our alertpay is not yet verified? I really do hope I can coz I will only use my alertpay to upgrade on sites.

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