AlertPay?

[Crazzy]

Do you use AlertPay for sending / receiving money over the Internet? I recently have discovered it but I haven't signed up yet. Does someone knows what are the transaction fees?

[Mickey]

I never use AlertPay. For my online transactions, I always rely on PayPal and they never let me down. I read on some forums that AlertPay is almost like PayPal. It's good to have an AlertPay account, as some websites only accept payment via AlertPay.

[Martin]

AlertPay is mostly used by the websites offering Paid to Read or paid to Click services. This is because of the too many restrictions from PayPal for such sites.

[mander]

I have heard of it but I have never used it. I am not sure if its something I really need or not. I was honestly thinking of just getting a cheapy merchant account, but I want certain things I am not sure if AP can provide.

[Zohann]

Originally Posted by mander

I have heard of it but I have never used it. I am not sure if its something I really need or not. I was honestly thinking of just getting a cheapy merchant account, but I want certain things I am not sure if AP can provide.

PayPal, Moneybookers and AlertPay are the same type of online payment processing companies. They differ in offered services a bit, fee amounts and that's it. The only thing about AlertPay that is better than PayPal is that it is accepted Worldwide.

[CustomServer]

I use AlertPay as well. It has slightly higher rates for withdrawing money and is because of that much less convenient option but it is accepted in more countries than PayPal definitely.

[Jonathan]

AlertPay has mild acceptance policy and tolerates more suspicious niche sites than PayPal or MoneyBookers. That is why the AlertPay is more accepted throughout the World than its competitors.