chaudhary9
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did they told u any exact date or time frame :p
AlertPay problem: credit card withdraw
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just for info for everyone.
got an official reply from AP support
this specific issue/feature/option to withdraw money from acc to c.card will be coming back (so is not going to be disabled forever)
however there is no time scale yet as they officially said.
got an official reply from AP support
this specific issue/feature/option to withdraw money from acc to c.card will be coming back (so is not going to be disabled forever)
however there is no time scale yet as they officially said.
here are a nonsense answer from AP on twitter:
here can we ask AP:
http://twitter.com/#!/AskAlertPay
but this answers are crapy
and here are more:
http://www.facebook.com/board.php?uid=95991212991
and still waiting for a answer 2 my ticket.
here can we ask AP:
http://twitter.com/#!/AskAlertPay
but this answers are crapy
and here are more:
http://www.facebook.com/board.php?uid=95991212991
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workoholic
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Sounds far not promising... If they ever solve the problem with their banks/etc, for sure it will take at least couple of months I am afraid...
am afraid this process will take ages
for AP to restore (for all) as it was before for all users/customers. They have to confirm all details (again) with banks etc. which will take time in order to enable/restore again c.card withdraw.......That's why there is no timescale
now its check withdrawal is not working
TheShadowOne
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Seems to me that they're doing this for the following reasons:
1. To hold on to peoples money for as long as possible, which allows them to claim interest on it for longer.
2. Pushing their overpriced high charge rate pre-paid card on people by closing off credit card withdrawals.
Offering only draconian methods to withdraw your funds (i.e. bank transfer and check) is ridiculous. Any kind of benefit AlertPay once offered over its competitors is gone.
1. To hold on to peoples money for as long as possible, which allows them to claim interest on it for longer.
2. Pushing their overpriced high charge rate pre-paid card on people by closing off credit card withdrawals.
Offering only draconian methods to withdraw your funds (i.e. bank transfer and check) is ridiculous. Any kind of benefit AlertPay once offered over its competitors is gone.
HeshamGraphics
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it is disabled 4 everyone In The World !
May Be To Use The New AP Pre-paid Card !!
May Be To Use The New AP Pre-paid Card !!
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But they don't even giving Prepaid card, looks like they are holding money before they run.
I am not Indian but for many Indian members here:
Alertpay rate 1 USD = 43.60 INR
xe.com rate 1 USD = 44.8450 INR
Difference of 1.24 , so they are earning on your deposit, on withdrawals, on currency conversion as well. Don't you think they take 8% of your amount.
But they don't even giving Prepaid card, looks like they are holding money before they run.
I am not Indian but for many Indian members here:
Alertpay rate 1 USD = 43.60 INR
xe.com rate 1 USD = 44.8450 INR
Difference of 1.24 , so they are earning on your deposit, on withdrawals, on currency conversion as well. Don't you think they take 8% of your amount.
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Aquickhost
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i also had issues with Alertpay, they seem not to accept my bank account ie debit card .
Whereas paypal accepted it easily.
Alertpay needs to improve their system.
Whereas paypal accepted it easily.
Alertpay needs to improve their system.
tigrelider
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Actually, Alerptay su**s!!
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