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Microstock Photography Forum - General => Microstock Services => Topic started by: CofkoCof on February 17, 2010, 06:00
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Just got an email that Moneybookers now also offers a prepaid Mastercard (basicly just like payoneer). Might be interesting info for some of you.
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thanks for the info - yeah that might be interesting. It would be a way to use american funds at places which don't allow paypal.
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thanks for the info - yeah that might be interesting. It would be a way to use american funds at places which don't allow paypal.
But will american agencies be able to make paymets on that card?
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thanks for the info - yeah that might be interesting. It would be a way to use american funds at places which don't allow paypal.
But will american agencies be able to make paymets on that card?
They make the payment to moneybookers and you then use the card to withdraw/pay from your moneybookers account
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Problem is that American companies can not make payouts on moneybookers...
Many smaller stock agencies have this problem...
So I don't see nothing what will be different now with mastercard card...
Also, I don't see any official promotion on their site...
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Problem is that American companies can not make payouts on moneybookers...
How come , I get regular payouts
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Problem is that American companies can not make payouts on moneybookers...
How come , I get regular payouts
Yes but only from big one!
Cutcaster can not make payout on MB, Zymm couldn't, Printbusinesscard also, and many others...
They all canceled Moneybookers as a payout cca six month ago...
Shutter and some other big probably have office outside of USA...
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Problem is that American companies can not make payouts on moneybookers...
How come , I get regular payouts
Yes but only from big one!
Cutcaster can not make payout on MB, Zymm couldn't, Printbusinesscard also, and many others...
They all canceled Moneybookers as a payout cca six month ago...
Shutter and some other big probably have office outside of USA...
FP for example is not so big , but I get MB payouts whenever I request one , last one not so long ago so there is always a way just if they are willing to try.
I dont know but it seems that Cutcaster also can use MB according to this: http://www.cutcaster.com/info/payments (http://www.cutcaster.com/info/payments)
By the way I don't contribute to sites that cant arrange moneybookers payout , and many people that I know also dont.
I wonder if someone can make a list of those new sites that are able to pay us with MB so I dont have to search one by one
I know that all big 6 , Canstock , Featurepics , Bigstock and Crestock can make payments with MB.
What about others ?
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I dont see how can I sign up for this mastercard? Any help?
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googled moneybookers mastercard and got their faq
http://www.moneybookers.com/ads/mastercard/faq/#application (http://www.moneybookers.com/ads/mastercard/faq/#application)
It is for EU residents only according to that page.
fees are
FreePaying in shops, restaurants or online
FreeBank transfer top-up
FreeReceiving cash
FreeBalance enquiry
FreeOnline statement
FreePIN re-issue
1.99%Foreign exchange
1.80 EURCash withdrawal
10.00 EURAnnual card membership
Limits per day
1000 EURPaying in shops, restaurants or online
250 EURCash withdrawal
dont know if that is good or bad (not that it affects me :)
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thats why I dont se the application, because i am not in EU :(
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thats why I dont se the application, because i am not in EU :(
Peter, anyway, every time you withdraw money using ATM they would charge you the same amount of 1,8 euros like when you transfer money from MB to your bank account. And your bank could charge even more...you never know
So you could effectively use it only for payments, and not to withdraw cash.
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Yeah, but I cant get it? I cant find the button on MB how to apply for it?!
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Yeah, but I cant get it? I cant find the button on MB how to apply for it?!
Me neither.... It's because we live...you know where... so close, but so far from the rest of the world.
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If having MB MasterCard was the only benefit for being in EU...