please tell me what is the fees in moneybookers: 1. for accpeting deposits 2. for making deposits 3. any maintainence charges
no fees for sending money to other MB accounts?? AND no fees for recieving money from other MB accounts??
What does it cost to send money? 1% (up to € 0.50) per Transfer Receive Money: FREE Request Money: FREE What does it cost to withdraw money? Withdraw money via bank transfer: € 1.80 flat fee Withdraw money via cheque: € 3.50 flat fee Withdraw money via credit/debit card (Visa only): € 1.80 flat fee
what do you mean paypal has very fast direct deposit to my bank, not a fan of moneybrokers paypal is better for developed countires
I beleive that MoneyBookers will cover good market soon, because their exchange rate is good. PayPal is very old in market so if they improve their services then its good for them. here in India, I don't bother paying 5$ extra to receive money fast directly into my bank, Money bookers takes 3-4 days to credit my account but PayPal send the same cheque in 20- 30 days. This is horrible.
One big advantage for PayPal is that they are very wide spread. You can use PayPal at more sites than you can Moneybookers and if your accepting payments then once again numbers are an issue. More people use PayPal than any other competing program. Personally, I'd like to see that change.
I use paypal and Moneybookers too but feel paypal is lot more better if you use it for shopping online.Moneybookers are not accepted in most of the sites.
You can withdraw paypal directly to your bank without any fees, if its above 7000Rs and it takes 5-7days only.
I see that it is quite an old topic but paypal has started direct bank deposits after that to most Indian banks. Moreover, the withdrawal charges of paypal is quite low. Withdrawal to your bank account if free of cost if your withdrawal is over 7000 rupees. If it is less than 7000 rupees, you are charged a nominal charge of 50 rupees or so. Paypal is also widely accepted with a better service and I always prefer it much more than moneybookers.