charez wrote:

Nikorj wrote:

and21ob wrote: Direct bank transfer is best option for those outside the US and Canada, as obviously they have the no brainer option of cheque payments. 30% fees is ridiculous considering the work we put in here.

We were having a decent conversation on here about options for UK contributors, but unfortunately, despite its quality, it has been locked unnecessarily, so can we not upset the mods.

But would it be possible for Clixsense with direct bank transfers?, And wouldn't it require a lot of work.

So what Pindokhan,Tasman and you are saying, is that Clixsense should have it's own wallet (Kind off)

I will try asking jim about this, And if he's even willing to implement this

Check with your bank and see what they charge you to receive a bank transfer outside the SEPA zone, you may never want to be paid with it . Here it's like 10-20€
If Clixsense listen every members the owner would need to set up like 50 different methods of payment but still some won't be happy.

And now, with KYC-AML laws it's really hard to not give any ID document without a limitation.. Even Paypal asked me recently, and it's the 3 rd times in less than a year, asking me the same thing... I think they loved my pic on my ID card

You're right, It would be insane, Checked out Checkbook, But they're only serving US members.

No, You can't make everyone happy.

I was just hoping that there could be a more viable option out there on the wide web, My problem is the ID they're asking for, i've never said anything about 50 different methods, Get to work Jim (Like right now)

JJ wrote wire transfer from US to rest of world is 30 + 30 $ , that we will have to pay as fee . To that amount comes a convercion fee to our home current and could easy mean we would have to ask for payouts of above 100 $ to recieve anything at all on our bank account . I doubt that solution would be used by Non US members . US members can already get a check so forget the wiretransfer solution .

tasman1, if you choose to smoke, stop buying them and roll your own. Save a ton of money there.

Yes, hurling insults is one of the reasons that will get a topic locked, yes I do it as well. Its a moderator duty. Please be respectful to all members as the forum rules say. Everyone should reread what they agreed to.

20%... 30%.... 50%+.... That's what you pay a friggin' loan shark!!! LOL I too would like to see more payment processors, but at least I can always get a check. Clixsense really needs at least one processor based in the US, even if it's only for payments to the US. Having Payza as your biggest payment processor.... Might as well use your crazy uncle Bob!! How soon people forget they wouldn't let US members get their money!!

sp1915 wrote: tasman1, if you choose to smoke, stop buying them and roll your own. Save a ton of money there.

20 cheapest cigarettes ...............21.50
20 roll your own .................22-23.00

My friend Australia is sick place , by the law tobacco is going up every 4 month by 12.5% until it come to 100.00 per packet of 20

All my mates did stop smoking , govt happy [ they all now on hard drugs , govt here like it ]

tasman1 one of the last idiot who not like drugs [ govt angry ]

only 12% population now smoke [ and only 70% on drugs ]

tell you , Australia is sick place at the edge of the world

Thats crazzzyy.

Move to U.S.

Loose Tobacco 16 oz. / 1 Lb Pack

$12.99


Filter Tubes King Size Full Flavor 5 Cartons of 200
$11.25

PLUS, you can have your Clixsense check mailed to you.

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want to know all detail of this session but not understand haw make many more

Just because you quit smoking cigarettes does not mean you go to drugs.

I stopped smoking cigarettes years ago and I hate to say this but I will....I started smoking when I
was only ten years old. If I can quit, anyone can. I smoked two packs a day and some times more.

Now then, where did I put that last doobie.....KIDDING!

Dying of lung cancer really is one of the worst ways to die. Believe me, it really is a horrible death.

i think i read somewhere that the guy who actually invented cigarettes,he too died of lung cancer,ironic that,sad to say the least,look how many people in the world today are hooked,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i smoke too and believe me it needs alot of willpower,i gave up a couple of times but started again and am working hard to seriously quit this time.

cutting down is a good start and chewing gum to keep your gob busy is kinda working....

pindokhan123 wrote: i think i read somewhere that the guy who actually invented cigarettes,he too died of lung cancer,ironic that,sad to say the least,look how many people in the world today are hooked,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i smoke too and believe me it needs alot of willpower,i gave up a couple of times but started again and am working hard to seriously quit this time.

cutting down is a good start and chewing gum to keep your gob busy is kinda working....

Under scenario how many living years are lost for every day smoking I am now around 150 years old

Stil I am cutting daily smoke for one reason ....packet of 20 a day for me and another packet for wife cost in this sick country around 12 000 a year [ full pension here is 15 600

Sick place Australia , all on drugs now here

my god tasman thats very high

here in the UK an average pack costs about £9.50 to £10.50 depending on what you smoke,mine cost less £6.50 ,i smoke only menthol anyway other fags just stink,too faggy for me

dont like roll ups,did try that electronic cigarette it just ain't the same.

in Pakistan a cheap pack of menthol would cost you no more than 60 rupees which is about 45p in english money and about 40 cents in Australia.

Europe is very expensive when it comes to smoking coz the government knows people will carry on despite the heavy taxes put on every year.

I did try e- cigarettes , but here they are not legal in Australia
No money for govt so they made it not legal
Australia is all about money , money .money
I try to get out of here but......kids are born here, stuck here in this strange world that I do not understand and not like

yep i understand tasman its difficult when you got kids, thankfully im not tied down anywhere,i can come and go where and when i please,,,,will be back to Pakistan hopefully before the end of this month,my holiday/work here has almost come to an end.

only drawback is i wont get no surveys or offers when i go back so i better do as much as i can before i leave

Australia lovely country tasman enjoy it...money is important but not everything!

I don't think I'd be too fond of Australia but it would be a nice place to visit. I suppose it just
depends on where you live in Australia and your life-style.

To quit smoking cigarettes, you really need to focus on not being around others that smoke
cigarettes. It's kind of like waving a candy bar in front of a child and telling them they can't
have it. This is how I quit:

-First I truly wanted to quit. When I went to asleep, I would some times wake myself up
wheezing. I know and I knew what smoking was doing to me. It not only causes lung cancer,
it causes throat cancer, gum cancer, and various other forms of cancer. In addition, it causes
premature wrinkling of the skin....and on no, not just the face! It also can result in brittle hair
and clogged pores. In addition, it makes you stink like a tobacco barn. I always smoked in
my house. Kind of funny tho because when I was younger, I never noticed smoke affecting
my house but as I grew older, I came to realize the dirty 'orange' residue on ceilings and
furnishings and clothes. IF you don't know, educate yourself. Face it. KNOW what this no
good habit is doing to you and those around you. So that is the first stage, to really know
you want to save yourself and others by quitting.

-Second I bought the Patch. BUT I didn't just buy it. I followed the step by step directions
exactly. I didn't think about the next moment. I didn't think about tomorrow. If you think
like that, you will have a hard time quitting. Just go with the patch and know that at this
second you are smoke free.

-Third I did not allow anyone to smoke around me. No smoking in my house! No smoking
around me! If I saw anyone smoking any where, I turned the other way. Same goes for
television. If I saw someone smoking on tv or in a movie, I turned the channel. The least
reminders I had of smoking, was a very big help in my quitting.

-Fourth I broke on about the 12th day. Something happened and I was upset. I grabbed
a cigarette from my ex husband and almost choked on it but I smoked it completely. Then
I felt so bad. I said ok, I made a mistake, I had a weak moment, I won't do that again and
I didn't.

-Fifth I created activity. Most times when I felt a strong urge for a smoke, I would do something
active. Clean the house. Go for a Walk. Do some exercises. Go for a drive. You don't want
to do what sad people do. Sad people put on sad music and drown as deep as they can in their
sadness. Instead, be strong, resist the urge to dive into smoking and go do something.

-Sixth if you really want to quit, make sure you have no cigarettes in your house or vehicle.
There were plenty of times I might have grabbed one IF I had them. I made sure I didn't.
Just like my ex husband having a pack in his shirt pocket and during a weak moment, I smoked
one. Also relates back to not allowing anyone around you that smokes or even has smokes
on them.

It doesn't matter how long you are smoke free, you'll be like an alcoholic. There will always
be brief moments in your life that you will feel the urge for a cigarette. But it's a fleeting urge.
You just think of something else at that moment.

My ex husband quit cigarettes and smokes those little sweets or swisher cigars. I don't know
how much better they are for a person overall but in regards to expense, he said one of those
will last him one or two days. He says he will light it and puff or two, put it out, go back to it
later. So I would say that is better than cigarettes. And here, I think they sell two of those to
a pack for about one dollar. So in regards to expense and perhaps a lot lighter on the lungs
if you don't inhale the smoke, would be to try those little cigars.

thanks for the indepth guide to quitting smoking i will take alot of this on board and hopefully will help me give up very soon.
i know the impacts of smoking but oblivious to it well tend to be anyway,stupid that is...all in all good sound advice and tips there

It's good idea

Took me 10 mins just figure out how to cashout been so long.

The button last place I look too.

It be 6 months to year before request again so I probably forget again.