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okay, I did the test.

used both Paypal and Moneybookers for payouts twice.  In both cases Moneybookers had an exchange rate which was 0.01 point (around 1%) more profitable than the rate from paypal.

So I think I'll switch to moneybookers completely.  It isn't a lot of money, but I don't have to do anything extra for it either.

Did write everything in a little article :
http://www.perrush.be/SYF_moneybookers_or_paypal.html

any remarks ?

I am in the same situation than Chode.  I even decided not to request a US$50 payment in 123RF and wait (a long time) to achieve US$100 and transfer to MB.

I have a doubt though.  If I had a UK Paypal account, could I have my credit there deposited to my UK bank account?  At what fee?  Maybe that would be a good choice in the end.

Regards,
Adelaide

Thanks Perrush, I think I will switch to Moneybookers soon..

Perrush,

My question is a bit complicate, so let me explain it.

Today I have a PP and a MB account.  With PP I can't have money transferred to a bank account I have in UK, because I live in Brazil.  With MB I can, so I use MB preferably.  So today I have money transfered from stock sites in US$ to MB in US$, then converted to pounds when deposited in my bank account.

Now, if I opened a PP account with a UK address (using a friend's address), I would have stock sites paying me in US$ converted into pounds in PP, then transfered to my bank account.

So today I have MB exchange conversion plus a transfer fee (US$2.50).  In the second case, I would have an exchange conversion into PP and then, I suppose, a transfer fee (how much) to my bank account.  Overall, would the second choice be any better than what I current do?

Regards,
Adelaide