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Need to Convert ALERTPAY money to paypal and MB--HELP

Discussion in 'PayPal' started by nutty professor, Aug 30, 2008.

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    hello, i need to convert some alertpay cash to paypal and moneybooker cash. Can someone please help me who to contact or what to do?

    :confused:
     
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    For Moneybookers and Paypal, money exchanges are deemed prohibited and could get your account in serious problem.

    What you can do is to withdraw your money from Alertpay then transfer the funds from your bank account to moneybookers and pay through your credit card through paypal. That is the only way you can do it without breaking any rules.
     
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  3. nutty professor

    nutty professor Banned

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    but isnt there anyone who is willing to do it for me, for some profit ;)? bank processes take time and i need to convert asap. having problems to withdraw to my bank a/c from alertpay. thats y
     
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    I am not sure if risking losing their accounts is worth the money you are offering.

    As I said earlier, both Moneybookers and Paypal strictly prohibits such activities you want people to commit for you and risk having their account limited and losing their money.

    Besides money exchanges are also strictly prohibited here in Digital Point.
     
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    redskins80 Banned

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    Sure thing, just shoot a mail to the Alert Pay guyz to send your money to your Paypal. Believe me they'll do it!
     
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    Money Exchange is banned in Digital Point Forums. And I won't suggest you to exchange your money with anyone. The exchanger may pay you using stolen paypal or moneybookers. Then you will lost everything. I know that most of the sellers are using paypal and moneybookers for accepting payments but do not accept PTC site. Thats why alert pay started. If you are looking to buy any service using your alertpay money post it in the respective forum I hope you will find sellers who are accepting alertpay.

    For example, We are accepting Alertpay from our buyers if they want to pay us using their credit cards or have alertpay money.
     
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    I don't think it is possible..until you find an exchanger.. Still it would be considered illegal!
     
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    hehehehe good suggestion....:D except they wouldn't do it since money exchange is not allowed...:D
     
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    Ya maybe ure right , i think they may do it, cuz they allow exchanges
     
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    Thanks for the info guys. Reps added to all
     
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