Showing posts with label alertpay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label alertpay. Show all posts

Wednesday, 18 July 2012

Alertpay, Payza and Egopay

We are still fresh from the transation between Alertpay and Payza, and things are changing again.
Now it's time for Egopay.
Payza will not stop, but it has to accomplish with the new U.S. regulations on financial transactions, so, from what I read, some employers from Payza created Egopay, an offshore-based paying processor.
The reason for that is that probably Payza will not be used anymore for HYIPs, matrix and other investment programs.
I already created an account with Egopay, it's quick and easy. I'm still trying to figure how to deposit funds, as in the MMG forum it's reported that it's possible to fund via bank wire or credit card. In my back office the only way I see to fund my account is using... Payza. So it looks like nothing is really changing, but they will charge a little fee for the Payza-Egopay transactions.
Maybe they will implement other ways to deposit funds, or maybe the option will not be available worldwide.
We'll see.

Wednesday, 16 May 2012

Goodbye Alertpay, Payza is alive!

Today I had my first login in my ex Alertpay account, now Payza. The website is online since yesterday, but the first time I tried to log into my account things were not still full functioning as today.
The first overall impression is good, nothing really changed from Alertpay except a few details: the most important change is the possibility to deposit using credit or debit cards, this is a big plus for people using the Visa Electron cards, like I do. Even better, the procedure has no fee.
What I still don't see is the possibility to withdraw funds to debit cards, but I really hope to see this implement in short times.

Thursday, 3 May 2012

Alertpay and Payza.

I think you all know already, as the news have been all over blogs and forums, but Alertpay, one of the most popular processors in the hyip jungle, is going through mayor changes.
Actually from what we know fron the Alertpay blog, the whole thing will not be so different from now. It will not be called Alertpay anymore, but Payza, and also the logo will be different. The rest will remain the same.
Well, in facts it will be another paying processor that will take the place of Alertpay, mantaining all the old accounts.
I have to admit that I am not so excited. Really, at the moment I can't see the difference. It would be way better  if they could add some sort of Visa Electron (or other debit card) support to make things quicker.
Ok, maybe they will add something like that, we'll see.

Monday, 14 November 2011

Brand Daily and the Alertpay dispute.

As I told you in this post, when Brand Daily stopped paying I opened a dispute with Alertpay to have my money back. It was a riducuously low sum, 4 bucks, but I don't like to be scammed, even for a little money.
Well, after 4 weeks I had a mail from the Alerpay helpdesk telling me that they gave me back a part of the money. It's only 1,13$, but I consider it a good thing. Well done Alertpay! Thanks!

Sunday, 16 October 2011

Opening a dispute through Alertpay

After the bad experience with Brand Daily not paying, it is normal to try to get our money back :-)
Luckily, our transitions were made using Alertpay.
Alertpay is a great elecronic payment system when it comes to this kind of things. In fact we can open a dispute to try to have back our funds. It's very important to do it right after being scammed. It's quite easy:
First of all, we have to log in the Alertpay website. Then we click on "Support", on the right side of the big logo in the high part of the page. In the "Support Center" page, we have to click "Submit a Ticket". Then, if we have just been scammed by a non-paying Hyip, we choose "Transaction Dispute": this leads us to a form to fill with all the details of our transitions and of our non-payment.
When we fill and submit the form, the Alertpay team will start investigating on the matter, and they'll do their best to help us.
It's hard to have our money back from a scam Hyip, this is actually the best way to try.

Saturday, 24 September 2011

Compounding with Powerful Strategy.

Things are going well with Powerful Strategy, money is accredited every 24 hours in my account. I've seen that, using AlertPay, there is a minimum withdraw of 1$. Being that all I expect to get from my 4$ investment is 0.7$, it's impossible to withdraw the earned interest before the end of the 10 working days planned period. That's not bad, as it gives me the chance to try the compounding. I've chosen a 80% compounding, so I earn about 0.1$ a day and the other 0.6 goes in compounding, making more interests.
I know that it's quite riduculous to speak about compounding and interests in a 4$ investment, but this is my first try in the HYIP jungle.

Sunday, 18 September 2011

First deposit done.

The Hyip adventure just started with a little 4$ deposit in the Training Plan of Powerful Strategy.
The plan says: 1,8% for 10 businness days, so it should transform my 4$ in 4,7$ in 10 businness days.
I made the deposit using Alertpay.
Powerful Strategy is always very high rated in Hyip Monitor world, so I decided to give it a try.
Very little money invested obviously means very little profit, but let's start little.