I don't see it killing Paxum. I have gotten way to used to it.

If the redpass interface is anything as shitty as the Zombaio webmaster interface is, I won't be using redpass ever.

I like Paxum .. Octav being Canadian is a big + for us

and honestly for redpass having the word "pass" and the same rep as epassporte had....somehow give me a weird feeling .

Yes... Banks do the fees for that, not Paxum.

It is MUCH cheaper than cashing a check in 3rd world country and many times less than a wire fee. Just need to withdrawal in large amounts.

Paxum does not charge anything over the $2.00 ATM withdraw fee.

but ICQ me or email me please

[email protected] - 71462500



Chris

We have sponsors signed up, we are a new company and adding customers every day but its the holiday season and they have to announce themselves
that they added RedPass.

Paxum for me ...

Since you mentioned it, Payoneer IS FDIC insured, and we are backed by several banks, but also very large venture capital firms, including Greylock Partners and Carmel Ventures. We're also a registered Money Service Business in the USA. You can see it listed here (under New York): http://www.fincen.gov/financial_inst...eselector.html

i use paxum but i don't keep my money on it after losing a couple of k wit epassporte

True.

feedback: I think Redpass is making a mistake by branding itself as a payment solution for the online entertainment industry. That's kinda limiting yourself, when the market for ewallet services is a lot bigger.

Mastercard charges a 1% fee if you withdraw in a non USD currency some banks or card issuers may add on an additional 2-3% or more which RedPass do not do.

Since I see Payoneer in a RedPass/Paxum thread thread I will bring up this thread: https://gfy.com/showthread.php?t=1048440 Where both Paxum and Payoneer claims that MC charges up to 3% in currency conversion fees.
MC charges 1%, look it up, research it and realize thats the way it is.

I did a withdrawal in THB on my RedPass card.
http://www.redpassblog.com/thailand2.jpg
I got 31 THB/USD which were as good as the rate for $100 bills at Bangkok Bank

I did the same transaction at one of our competitors and got:
http://www.redpassblog.com/thailand1.jpg
Which is an exchange rate that is 3% worse.

So for someone withdrawing in non-us currency and making $2.000 a month they would make more than $700 a year using RedPass compared to our competitors.

Can you please send me an email, I have been trying to catch you online but ICQ sucks so email might be better.
[email protected]

mail sent

smart move, they are all transfer services, once they did they job, do yours, take the funds out:thumbsup
We use Paxum, Payoneer and Red Pass, giving our clients multiple choices:thumbsup

we'll see but its pretty late in the game.

idea is to diversify ;)

or can i say spread out your monies in various accounts, so if one goes down, u wont be broke :P

I support Paxum :thumbsup

Nikki I can tell you this, we pay 3 bucks for each withdrawal Citi Bank tries to hit us up for 4 bucks, but that is not what hurts, What hurts is that Payoneer chares about 3.5% on FX. They insiste they dont but I can do the not so complicated math.

As for us people in the Third World countries many ATMs have a very low limit as to what you can withdraw, around 200 bucks. Why is that important? Well for on to take out 2k that is 10 withdrawals in 1 day. 30 bucks. Then many cards have a limit as to how many daily, weekly, monthly transactions you can have. Most cards are limited to 5 transaction at the ATM daily..

By the way RedPas does not list number of permitted transactions.

So if not only sponsors but other companies start using RedPasss it will save us a lot of money.

and all of this because we are Negros