Lets all STOP wishing for PAYPAL

wizzard2

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I have been waiting since June 2005,for Paypal to support South Africa. We as South Africans are only allowed "send only" accounts. Meaning we can buy items over the internet with out credit card but we cannot receive any money. Meaning we cannot do business over the internet very easily. Off course we can still but damm does it take time,money and effort.
August 2006 I stumbled accross Alertpay
. Have a look on their site you will see they support us,South Africans very very well. Check their website at www.alertpay.com , The fees are very similar to Paypal. They support South African banks and you can deposit or withdraw funds from your alertpay account straight into your SA bank account. Fees a very reasonable and beats getting a cheque and paying R75 bucks to exchange that cheque.
In conclusion. I think paypal will NEVER support South Africa and we should al just move on and walk away.Its a pity but its just the way it is.
 
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I have been waiting since June 2005,for Paypal to support South Africa. We as South Africans are only allowed "send only" accounts. Meaning we can buy items over the internet with out credit card but we cannot receive any money. Meaning we cannot do business over the internet very easily. Off course we can still but damm does it take time,money and effort.
August 2006 I stumbled accross Alertpay
. Have a look on their site you will see they support us,South Africans very very well. Check their website at www.alertpay.com , The fees are very similar to Paypal. They support South African banks and you can deposit or withdraw funds from your alertpay account straight into your SA bank account. Fees a very reasonable and beats getting a cheque and paying R75 bucks to exchange that cheque. Thats how I received my money from bux.to. Took 3 weeks though :-(

In conclusion. I think paypal will NEVER support South Africa and we should al just move on and walk away.Its a pity but its just the way it is.

You again! RASSER!

Did you not get the message in last thread about having a few posts to back up your little business link???
 
I would think I can have anything I want in my signature? but for the purpose of abiding by rulez I will remove that sentence you think I am transgressing with.
 
Well ok, so all we need to do is convince the rest of the world to get off paypal and sign up here ;)
 
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You make as if Im saying those words!!
You are :sick: by adding yourself as a referrer to the site.. see the colored parts in my previous post

Nothing in my post benefits me!
Uhm:
http://wizzard2.wordpress.com/2008/04/
Hi I’m ,<--->
I love IT , fast cars and Making Money Online. These series of blogs are here to assist you in make some extra spare change online. Thats it.
http://alertpay1.wordpress.com/about/
From the founders of Uronline.biz. This site promises to be a great success with many of us making some money from it.



LOLyouidiotweknowyouareaspammer
 
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If you happen to look at the post again you would see that I have edited all those out already with suggestions from your first colored post

Be careful, you might want to establish yourself first before posting links like that.
 
Well the bonus of paypal is that many, many other people around the world use it so it's pretty easy. Except for us.
 
They offer money back guarantee's don't they? If so, we're screwed, they'd go bankrupt in this country.
 
I have been waiting since June 2005,for Paypal to support South Africa. We as South Africans are only allowed "send only" accounts. Meaning we can buy items over the internet with out credit card but we cannot receive any money. Meaning we cannot do business over the internet very easily. Off course we can still but damm does it take time,money and effort.
August 2006 I realized that there was money to be made and created the following website : Alertpay
. Have a look on "their" site and you will see they,conveniently , support us South Africans very very well. Check "their" website at www.alertpay.com , The "fees" are very similar to Paypal. They support South African banks and you can deposit or withdraw funds from your alertpay,*cough* my, account straight into your SA bank account. "Fees" a very reasonable and beats getting a cheque and paying R75 bucks to exchange that cheque.
In conclusion. I think paypal will NEVER support South Africa and we should al just move on and support my scam site. Its a pity,that I have to scam you, but its just the way it is.

That is what I read when people with that a low post count start suggesting websites that involves YOUR money.
 
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