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Re: Alertpay is messing up the PTC Industry
« Reply #10 on: December 23, 2011, 04:07:26 PM »
It loaded now via an ad from clixsense  :P ;D

Ohh now I see it. I think its alertpays way of saying to visa we are gonna do better.

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Re: Alertpay is messing up the PTC Industry
« Reply #11 on: January 01, 2012, 03:01:06 AM »
The Alertpay card isn't so great.  For USA, it is a prepaid debit card. 

$3 per month fee
$2 per load fee (everytime you put money on it, you must pay them $2)
Plus a ton of other fees that make no sense

It won't be like PayPal's REAL debit card.  It would be a better deal to just withdraw the money to your real debit card (a bank) and use it.  That is assuming Alertpay fixes their Deposit/Withdraw, Credit Card, and periodic bank drops.

Just wondering, is it different in other countries?  For me, USA, these are down:  credit card and bank withdraw/deposit.  Are those working for everyone else? 
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Re: Alertpay is messing up the PTC Industry
« Reply #12 on: January 01, 2012, 06:27:34 PM »
The Alertpay card isn't so great.  For USA, it is a prepaid debit card. 

$3 per month fee
$2 per load fee (everytime you put money on it, you must pay them $2)
Plus a ton of other fees that make no sense

It won't be like PayPal's REAL debit card.  It would be a better deal to just withdraw the money to your real debit card (a bank) and use it.  That is assuming Alertpay fixes their Deposit/Withdraw, Credit Card, and periodic bank drops.

Just wondering, is it different in other countries?  For me, USA, these are down:  credit card and bank withdraw/deposit.  Are those working for everyone else? 

I cant do credit card and or bank anything either. Im U.S

 

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