Not directly. But if you have a US bank account then you can deposit fund from AlertPay to the US Bank account. And then you can add fund with that US Bank's debit card to moneybookers. This way you can do it. If you need US Bank account guide visit http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=2175301
option 1: Withdraw Funds in your Alertpay account to Visa/Mastercard they charge a standard 5$..Then upload funds using that card to your MoneyBookers account they charge 1.90% of the transaction amount option 2: Alertpay have their Debit Card linked to owner accounts apply for the card then link it to your Moneybookers account... Hope it helps............
Don't search for an exchanger as this is already a risky process. AlertPay offers a selection of verified exchangers that we recommend if you want to exchange your money. From your AlertPay account if you select "Withdraw" you will see "resources" which will have a list of verified exchangers. We recommend using one of these exchangers and only these exchangers as exchanging is already a risky transaction. Hope this helps, Chris Z Online Community Support AlertPay.com
Use an Alertpay suggested exchanger, and get your money transfered, make sure there are reviews on it. Most exchangers will charge you a small transaction fee for the exchange. Good luck.
I would like to suggest going thru a trusted exchanger as well, find one that's reputable and has lowest fees possible
Are there any exchanger who can exchange money from aleartpay account to moneybooker account? These aleartpay recognized exchangers not support to transfer money from aleartpay to moneybookers. www.alertexchanger.com www.erachange.com www.ecardone.com www.swapgold.com www.xchanger.org
No,You cant transfer from Alertpay to Moneybookers and you cant transfer funds between two different payment processors
One and only option is, withdraw your alertpay money to your bank and load it to your moneybookers acoount. Don't even think about using any money exchange service. That is against Moneybookers policy, and your account will be freeze if you do so.
It also goes against AlertPay's User Agreement and can result in your account getting suspended. Also if someone does try to scam you it is hard to Dispute the transaction if you were exchanging with an unverified exchanger. Withdrawing your money is the best option for most people. Thanks, Chris Z Online Community Support AlertPay.com