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Why a newly opened PayDotCom account balance is negative $10?

by osw
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Today I have open a PayDotCom account, but I am seeing that my balance is negative $10. Can anyone tell me what's the reason. Is there any hidden charge in PayDotCom? Can anyone please guide me how to use PayDotCom successfully? And may I know what is the most easy + risk free + reliable + less expensive platform to sell digital product. Thanks in advance. OSW
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  • Profile picture of the author CyberAlien
    PayDotCom Forum • View topic - Purhcase credits in advance???

    "If your account says -$10 (note the negative sign in front) it means you have a credit of $10...you don't owe that."
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    I agree, ClickBank is by far the best. I just Googled this, and while I can't find a reason, you aren't the only one experiencing this. It seems like everyone who signs up has a -$10 balance for some reason. I don't know if its a hidden charge or what.
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    • Profile picture of the author CyberAlien
      Originally Posted by KimboJim View Post

      I agree, ClickBank is by far the best. I just Googled this, and while I can't find a reason, you aren't the only one experiencing this. It seems like everyone who signs up has a -$10 balance for some reason. I don't know if its a hidden charge or what.
      If you had typed in "paydotcom negative $10" and clicked on the first result from their official website you would have seen the post I linked to.
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      • Profile picture of the author osw
        Originally Posted by Chase Watts View Post

        If you had typed in "paydotcom negative $10" and clicked on the first result from their official website you would have seen the post I linked to.
        Hey Chase Watts their answers is not clear. I am quoting from them... please put some clarification of these...

        "No, it's a credit of $10 for your fees." @steven what does it mean? could you please explain it a bit broadly?

        "It happened to me too. This means first $10 income is deducted?" @ohmohm what happened then? they deducted that $10 from your 1st payout?

        Can anyone please explain it a bit broadly. Why PayDotCom guys don't clarify this? What does it mean actually?
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        • Profile picture of the author Jason Ladlee
          Originally Posted by osw View Post

          Hey Chase Watts their answers is not clear. I am quoting from them... please put some clarification of these...

          "No, it's a credit of $10 for your fees." @steven what does it mean? could you please explain it a bit broadly?

          "It happened to me too. This means first $10 income is deducted?" @ohmohm what happened then? they deducted that $10 from your 1st payout?

          Can anyone please explain it a bit broadly. Why PayDotCom guys don't clarify this? What does it mean actually?
          It's a credit of $10 towards any fees you build up, like a $10 gift card towards your transaction fees.
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