Do I need a payoneer card?

Discussion in 'Payment Processing' started by Ruriko, Jul 24, 2014.

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    I'm new to payoneer and I want to signup but I don't want the debit card. Is it possible to sign up for an account just to receive money and withdraw to bank only? I don't really need the debit card since I only want to withdraw to my bank
     
    Ruriko, Jul 24, 2014 IP
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    sanchyclub Well-Known Member

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    No. You have to take a debit card.
    They won't charge you anything until you load money in it.
    Its free and they maybe offer a free home delivery service too.
    BTW: If you want a $25 signup bonus PM me ;)
     
    sanchyclub, Jul 24, 2014 IP
  3. Ruriko

    Ruriko Well-Known Member

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    So I don't need to pay the annual maintenance debit fees?
     
    Ruriko, Jul 25, 2014 IP
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    kjrocker Active Member

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    they wont accept you without debit card ... Many reasons for that but over all in my opinion they charge a lot ..
     
    kjrocker, Jul 29, 2014 IP
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    Just apply for the credit card. Because you can only have access to your US bank account and withdraw money via that card .

    Also there are annual fees. No monthly fees and all fees are stated in their website. No hidden fees as well, so far.

    Regards
     
    iubjaved, Aug 5, 2014 IP
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    chinesegirl07 Active Member

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    Actually my client asked me to get a payoneer account, I have not checked it out. But is this something similar with paypal? how come there is a $25 activation fee? Am I correct?
     
    chinesegirl07, Aug 11, 2014 IP
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    iubjaved Member

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    You will be charged annual fee of $29.95 once you load your account. If you use referral link and load min $100 then you will get $25 as ''refer a friend'' reward , then it will only cost you $4.95 as first time fee.

    Regards
     
    iubjaved, Aug 11, 2014 IP
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    chinesegirl07 Active Member

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    After the first time fee, I would still be charge of the annual fee of $29.95? Can the annual fee be waived? Lets say I wasnt able to use it after the first transaction?
     
    chinesegirl07, Aug 11, 2014 IP
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    Yes since it is called ''annual fee'', you will be charged the same amount annually. Nope, i don't think the annual fee can be waived, unless there are promotions or etc regarding the fee. And about your last question i will quote the answer from payoneer FAQ

    ''
    What happens to my card if I don't use it?
    Your card may be temporarily disabled after an extended period of inactivity. It may be re-enabled at any time via your online My Account page, or by contacting our customer support department.''

    Regards
     
    iubjaved, Aug 12, 2014 IP
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    They also charge $2-3 per month as a maintenance fee. If the currency in your country is different from the currency of your Payoneer account, the money will be converted with a rate of Mastercard, which is almost always worse that your local one. The best way to use it is to pay someone online (goods, services, etc.)
     
    CyberJam, Aug 13, 2014 IP