Can you fund your payza account using an unverifed eon card?
By usemyname
@usemyname (640)
Philippines
July 13, 2012 5:51pm CST
I really want to invest to invest money with JSS trippler. The problem is I'm forced to use Payza since Paypal don't cater to HYIP sites.
So, I decided to verify my Payza account using my eon card. Much to my dismay, during the verification it was asking for the amount deducted from my account. Payza deducted $1.45, but decimals are not accepted. Then, I googled for the possible solution. I saw in 1 site /blog that you have to send your personal documents(IDs, proof of residence) to paypal to complete the verification process for this case. I decided to give up the whole verification thing. But, is it possible to fund your payza account without verfying your debit/credit card?
So, I decided to verify my Payza account using my eon card. Much to my dismay, during the verification it was asking for the amount deducted from my account. Payza deducted $1.45, but decimals are not accepted. Then, I googled for the possible solution. I saw in 1 site /blog that you have to send your personal documents(IDs, proof of residence) to paypal to complete the verification process for this case. I decided to give up the whole verification thing. But, is it possible to fund your payza account without verfying your debit/credit card?2 people like this
6 responses
@rsa101 (37932)
• Philippines
14 Jul 12
If you want less of these verification process then try Liberty Reserve instead since they are also accepted in JSS as well as Perfectmoney is Solidtrustpay. I think it is advantageous that you have all of the processors since there are times that withdrawing your money is hard if you withdraw it to only one ecurrency.
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@rsa101 (37932)
• Philippines
15 Jul 12
I am from the Philippines and I could fund and withdraw my money via a local exchanger I have in contact. So there is really no difficulty in doing so. It is a bit different from Paypal where you can withdraw the money through eon card and thru banks though.
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@joliefille (3690)
• Philippines
19 Jul 12
Hi rsa101, what is the name of the local exchanger you use?
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@kaichoukebz (1190)
• Philippines
14 Jul 12
Yes, and I am doing that. I fund my payza account through fund exchangers. I exchange usually my Paypal account fund to my payza account fund. But first and foremost, you must learn to find reliable fund exchangers.
@jpso138 (7851)
• Philippines
21 Aug 12
I was able to fund my Payza account even when my card was not verified yet. But I use a credit card instead of an eon card. During the verification process, I have to wait for the charge to reflect on the billing but since the billing was not due at the end of the month, I cannot wait anymore. So i funded my Payza using the unverified card and it went through,
@joliefille (3690)
• Philippines
15 Jul 12
You have to have the EON Card verified. I sent a copy of my proof of residence and my passport ID. After they approved it, I could fund my Payza using my EON Card. Although the funding limit is only $500 per month.
@giepuz (45)
• Philippines
21 Aug 12
hello - i have verified my payza last week using eon debit card to fund my jss tripler using this video tutorial. you can see it here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RecjO5uX7Gk
It stated in the video exactly what are the steps to get the exact decimal in verifying your payza account.
Note: the video is in tagalog form.
@usemyname (640)
• Philippines
21 Aug 12
Thanks for posting the link, giepuz.
I'm currently watching the video while I'm replying to your post.
I'm currently watching the video while I'm replying to your post.