ySense Customer Care Corner

#1 by larryonly » Thu Mar 02, 2017 09:10

Payza has transfer partners where you can transfer the funds to another like paypal or ?
Should be worth checking out at least . I would believe that they may charge something for this
but I saw at least four, so one should work okay.
Bear in mind that any of them will follow international exchange rates fairly closely .
One USD is not equal to one British pound .

#2 by dutch1898 » Thu Mar 02, 2017 11:43

USD is stronger than CAD.

#3 by lovesuccess » Thu Mar 02, 2017 12:47

That sounds great

#4 by pindokhan123 » Thu Mar 02, 2017 13:27

larryonly wrote: Payza has transfer partners where you can transfer the funds to another like paypal or ?
Should be worth checking out at least . I would believe that they may charge something for this
but I saw at least four, so one should work okay.
Bear in mind that any of them will follow international exchange rates fairly closely .
One USD is not equal to one British pound .

have you transferred to paypal via payza? any idea of fees or the damage incurred? thanks in advance :thumbup:

#5 by Charez » Thu Mar 02, 2017 13:50

You won't find any exchanger to exchange money from/in Paypal, because it is a prohibited activity from theirs TOS. Basically no exchanger accept to deal with Paypal. You will risk 1) your money 2) your paypal account

#6 by tasman1 » Thu Mar 02, 2017 14:06

it is all crap since no PP here,ClixSense is paying me to Payza but not a single cent gone to my bank acc from payza acc...........Payza loves me , they got free money from me

#7 by Nikorj » Thu Mar 02, 2017 14:22

tasman1 wrote: it is all crap since no PP here,ClixSense is paying me to Payza but not a single cent gone to my bank acc from payza acc...........Payza loves me , they got free money from me

What happened, Did they refuse to transfer it to your bank account?.

#8 by tasman1 » Thu Mar 02, 2017 14:25

Nikorj wrote:
tasman1 wrote: it is all crap since no PP here,ClixSense is paying me to Payza but not a single cent gone to my bank acc from payza acc...........Payza loves me , they got free money from me

What happened, Did they refuse to transfer it to your bank account?.[/quot

Yes , just my bank acc is not enought , they ask for more indentification like passport or credit card number

they can go to hell with that

#9 by Nikorj » Thu Mar 02, 2017 14:39

tasman1 wrote:
Nikorj wrote:
tasman1 wrote: it is all crap since no PP here,ClixSense is paying me to Payza but not a single cent gone to my bank acc from payza acc...........Payza loves me , they got free money from me

What happened, Did they refuse to transfer it to your bank account?.[/quot

Yes , just my bank acc is not enought , they ask for more indentification like passport or credit card number

they can go to hell with that

Sorry to hear that, Same with me, It would require a lot of happy pills before giving my passport or id away.

#10 by tasman1 » Thu Mar 02, 2017 14:49

Nikorj ... so it is same for you to , sorry for that

Problems are getting bigger and bigger , I do not like all this

#11 by valerie » Thu Mar 02, 2017 16:08

I see nothing at all new.

Most payment processors request some kind of proper identification such as bank account....of course
because how are they going to transfer funds to your bank account without the information.....and....
most require some kind of ID such as a credit card or drivers license. They are not asking to take your
passport or any other id. They are asking for a copy of a legitimate id to prevent scamsters.

What I find so odd is the people that want privacy and security and want their information safe and
their payments fast YET they don't want to adhere to the payment policies.

I don't know what PayPal is doing now but back when they started, I had to load in a copy of my
drivers license and more. Same when Payza was AlertPay and I was the first person to join but I
still had to submit a copy of my drivers license and more. Same goes with SolidTrustPay, I joined
them years ago and I had to load in copy of drivers license and even more and extra info it seemed
to get the SolidTrustPay id card.

So I don't know what the big hoopla is. Submitting your identification to prove you are who you
say you are so you won't be cheated out of your funds, is a very much legitimate practice....even
offline!

#12 by tasman1 » Thu Mar 02, 2017 16:18

Valerie..........Most payment processors request some kind of proper identification such as bank account....of course
because how are they going to transfer funds to your bank account without the information

They have my bank acc, but they ask for more

#13 by valerie » Thu Mar 02, 2017 16:53

Of course they ask for more.

You are suppose to give them a copy of some kind of identification. A drivers license or
a credit card or some even request and/or will accept a copy of your utility statement.

#14 by wwzsocki » Sat Mar 04, 2017 08:56

removed:Not Allowed!

And this:

Quote:We have to speak first how much will you pay for this. If you are interested or somebody else just let me now.

What's the point since he still would have to pay extra....and this isn't a exchange forum Thanks.

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