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Paypal Alternative That Doesn't Suck? (for NON USA Business)

by Mirnova
13 replies
...looking for some kind of payment solution that doesn't suck...

...meaning reasonable rates!

They pay on time.

They don't hold your money for ridiculous reasons.

They're freakin honest (is that too much to ask)?

And easy to deal with. They don't have a bunch of hoops to jump through to setup and maintain the account.

Any recommends?

PS this is for an internet biz not based in the United States.
#alternative #business #merchant account #paypal #usa
  • Profile picture of the author WillR
    It seems that Internet Business and reasonable payment processor don't often fall in the same sentence. Internet businesses usually have a higher risk than brick and mortar and for that reason payment processors will always be a lot more scrupulous than their offline counterparts.

    Your best bet is going to be a merchant account of some sort.
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  • Profile picture of the author Kashi456
    Hey Mirnova,

    I had many problems with PayPal..

    the alternatives that I used were AlertPay, Plimus and 2CO.

    To be honest, I don't recommend Alertpay, they never paid me, Plimus is good but pay monthly, 2CO is the best one I use, they pay on time, every week, only downside is that fees are slightly high for each transaction and there is a $49 application fee.
    Clickbank is also another one.
    These payment processors are based in the US, but can be used international..
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  • Profile picture of the author doshmachine
    AlertPay is definitely one of the more commonly used alternatives to paypal
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  • Profile picture of the author cashtree
    Here's a list of all the payment methods providers on my site accept among them.

    AlertPay
    Google Checkout
    Credit Card
    WebMoney
    2CheckOut
    Moneybookers
    Cash Deposit
    Amazon Simple Pay
    Mail in payment
    Liberty Reserve
    WebToPay
    OKPAY
    mokėjimai
    cashU
    Internetinis Bankas Lietuvoje
    Mokėjimas Grynais Banke
    SMS Payment
    Pecunix
    Perfect Money
    EUR Bank Transfer
    HD Money
    MtGox USD
    Bitcoin
    Pecunix
    Perfect Money
    Check
    Western Union
    Mail in payment
    Bank Transfer
    Bill Me Later
    Money order
    Alipay
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  • Profile picture of the author ibacklinkpro
    MoneyBookers(Skril) is the best option for non-US sites, however there are a bunch of hoops to jump through to get approved as a merchant without monthly limits, easy enough if you don't mind the $15k or so monthly limit.
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  • Profile picture of the author hassan001
    Originally Posted by Mirnova View Post

    ...looking for some kind of payment solution that doesn't suck...

    ...meaning reasonable rates!

    They pay on time.

    They don't hold your money for ridiculous reasons.

    They're freakin honest (is that too much to ask)?

    And easy to deal with. They don't have a bunch of hoops to jump through to setup and maintain the account.

    Any recommends?

    PS this is for an internet biz not based in the United States.
    Plimus
    2checkout
    ClickBank
    MoneyBookers (Now Skrill)
    Alertpay

    I have used all above and have no regrets found yet.....

    But you must check your self the service that doesn't give you a "Powered By ATM Card" like Payoneer..... Its good but not always in term of charges....

    Regards!
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  • Profile picture of the author Newbieee
    why not start one and we will use your services, that way all internet marketers will be happy that an internet payment process is started by an internet marketer who will know and understand IM. =)

    But i agree with the earlier post, IM transactions are more easy to fraud, so regulations are stricter.
    Cant run away from that fac.t.
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  • Profile picture of the author spearce000
    Nochex is a good PayPal alternative if you're in the UK and sell in GBP.
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    • Profile picture of the author David Payoneer
      Originally Posted by Mirnova View Post

      ...looking for some kind of payment solution that doesn't suck...

      ...meaning reasonable rates!

      They pay on time.

      They don't hold your money for ridiculous reasons.

      They're freakin honest (is that too much to ask)?

      And easy to deal with. They don't have a bunch of hoops to jump through to setup and maintain the account.

      Any recommends?

      PS this is for an internet biz not based in the United States.
      Hey,

      I see someone mentioned Payoneer.

      We are a great alternative and if you have any questions about our options and how it can help you, feel free to ask or email me at davidst[at]payoneeer[dot]com.

      I look forward to hearing from you.
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  • Profile picture of the author Ronok
    I used Moneybookers and they were good. I could easily get paid from other Moneybookers account holders and withdraw the fund directly to my bank for a low fee.
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  • Profile picture of the author onegoodman
    MoneyBooker & AlertPay
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  • Profile picture of the author TheWicker
    My vote goes to Moneybookers too. Never had any problems with them and if paypal wasn't the top choice of everyone, I would definitely be using them.
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  • Profile picture of the author weebeastie
    You have to go with the payment service that your customers like to use or you will be chasing off customers. Ultimately they decide - go with an off beat service and that's going to cost you more money in the long run.
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