Moneybooker charge too much for its service fee
By raredog
@raredog (743)
Philippines
July 11, 2007 10:21am CST
I have recieved an email tonight telling me the good news that "You Got Cash" from Moneybooker. My payment from MyLot has arrived. Very timely because I really need some spare money right now. It's a measly $11.92. Small but just fine with me. So I start to navigate on moneybooker website on how to transfer it to my bank account. Then I got the shock of it when I saw the service charge of $2.48. Ok, so my remaining money would be $9.44. Then when I clicked next, there goes the saddest part of it. It says the minimal amount to be transfered was $13.75. Omigosh!
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2 responses
@jcj_111776 (3216)
• Philippines
20 Jul 07
Hi. I got surprised too when i learned from one of the members here that there is a transfer fee amounting to almost $3. But then, there really is no such thing as "easy money". We really have to work hard for it. I really thought before that this thing is just a breeze. But i sooner found out that it demands time and certain dedication to really earn those payments.
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@plumwish07 (4057)
• Indonesia
6 Sep 07
yes, moneybooker really having high charging for each transaction. in my country, they will give charging $5 to each transfered to our local bank account. its very much amount, right considering that we should very hard work to get $5 in mylot.
i mean here without any reffereal, it just posting and posting again :(
@rockingmom (885)
• Philippines
15 Jul 07
It was funny, but its alarming in some way, so you mean we have to have at least 16$ in our moneybooker account, is there any fee after the 2.48$? So you mean if you're earning is less then you have to wait, ok.thanks^^
@raredog (743)
• Philippines
15 Jul 07
Yes that's the way it is. I was hoping I could withdraw my money there but was so frustrated my their minimum withdrawal and service fee. Now I have to work hard posting again to add more money to my account on them. Wahhhh!
