I have converted my Alertpay money to Paypal money successfully....
By venkit
@venkit (2955)
India
July 5, 2012 10:12am CST
I had 10$ in my Alertpay account for a long time.
And it was not possible to transfer the money to paypal legally or to transfer to my bank account.(but i read that it is possible to transfer money from alertpay to banks in India, but its a lengthy and expensive task).
And for Indians money in Alertpay can't be used easily....
So the only way was to invest it on some sites.
then i started searching website that accept investment from alertpay and do payment via paypal. So finally I decided to invest in MBC and this was my first ever investment online.
I invested $10 three months ago and now got payout as $19 in my paypal account.
The money got doubled and also have 3 more shares in MBC.
So it is very useful for Indian users like me.
The only way for Indians to transfer the money from Alertpay to Paypal is by investing in some sites like this..
the money has stayed in my alertpay account for nearly 6 months uselessly, I should have done this earlier, and now I am really happy because I have eventually converted my alertpay money to paypal money..
All these was done with the help and guidance from many fellow mylotters, thanks to all and happy mylotting..
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8 responses
@natliegleb (5175)
• India
5 Jul 12
wow,that is a good news to hear anyhow but can you tell me the detailed and elaborate steps or process involved in investing in mbc ,what does it stand for and how does it function,will it never become scam?
@natliegleb (5175)
• India
29 Jul 12
what will you do if you find and it takes a lot of time to get that money and it involves so much of patience which is real hard for sure.but i will try that method.do you have the patience to work for in a long time in MBC?
@jobfindonline (1744)
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5 Jul 12
Let me help you on this one.
You can earn money from MBC or mybrowsercash even without investment but it will take more days even months before you can reach the payout which is $19. In order to earn more, you have the option to buy rented referral.
Visit their website and check the FAQ to know more of the details.
We cannot say that MBC will never be a scam. There is no security in any online investments, a legitimate site today can suddenly be a scam site.. so take your own risks if you want to earn from MBC.
@yugasini (12836)
• Anantapur, India
28 Jul 12
hi venkit,
it is very nice to hear that you have successfully converted your alertpay money into your paypal money, i too have 25 dollars like that,but i have invested those money in two sites those are cule search and tagvillage,where i could not make money, those amountw are one year old, so total loss, you do one thing you once again in mbc that excess benifit mbc and once again after 3 months it will became 19dollars, you can with draw 19 and invest ten dollars like that to increase the profit, have a nice day
@flowermaker (1)
• India
19 Aug 12
Be very careful about new sites cropping up here and there in India that promise to pay you Indian Rupees for Payza or Paypal. One such site with its owner in Banglaore ( the site has both Payza and Paypal in its name) has ripped me of $200 very recently and I know of three more members with the same fate. Direct Bank transfer may be time-consuming, but it is a much safer option.
@yugasini (12836)
• Anantapur, India
5 Jul 12
hi venkit,
you are lucky that you have transfered your alertpay money with a profit and to your paypal account, i too have wasted 25 alertpay dollars by investing in kule search and tag village sites, neither i am doing those sites actively and nor i can encash them from those sites,first i do not know how to follow those sites,what is the MBC sites,let me know about it,so that in future i got money from alertpay account, it is better to invest in MBC site instead of throwing in the lake,have a nice day
@lampar (7584)
• United States
5 Jul 12
I am glad for you, my friend! At least you find a way to get your well deserved money out of alertpay into paypal instead of getting tie down by alertpay silly rule and regulation that placed so many restriction for using your own money. I am having slight negative view on alert pay way of conducting their business, as a payment processor, it is full of silly rule for its account holders. Instead of making our life easier, it is maing it harder. It doesn't allowed trasfer of my own money from payment processor to another processor, and is having more rules and rules just for a bank wire transfer, it is getting quite a painful experience for me to have an alertpay account, i am not recommending you use this payment processor in the future if that is possible, it is just not as uselful and easy to deal with in Alertpay compare to Paypal nowsaday, with so many silly and pain taking rules coming from this payment processor. Sigh! 
@venkit (2955)
• India
5 Jul 12
Yes,thats right.
Alertpay is not at all a good one to do buisess.
Actually I don't work in sites that does not have paypal as payment option.
but unfortunately microworker, removed their paypal payment option and i was forced to withdraw my money to alertpay,
It was very very frustrating for me to have that $10 in my alertpay account.
the money was in my alertpay account for 6 months uselessly and alertpay need $15 to make bankwire transfer.
finally i found this way. and now i got my $19 in my paypal and the whole money was transferred to my bank account without a single paisa for transferring.
surely pay pal is the best. but in this world of internet, some times we may face situation like this..
@jobfindonline (1744)
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5 Jul 12
I thought you found another straight method. Anyway, that's the only way we can do for now, to invest our money in payza to sites which have an option to withdraw our money in paypal. But this procedure is not instant, we need to wait for certain days.. like MBC.
I think everyone is getting their payment from MBC but I still don't receive their payment. It's been a month.
@Prognator (60)
• Portugal
7 Jul 12
That isn't the only way to do. I have heard that there are a few websites that you send your money there and than you send to another payment service, in exchange of some fees, like 3%, if you think is a better way because if you invest in some site, there is a risk of you to loose your investment.
Honestly i have never try this metod, but i know a few people that are doing that and prefer that way.
But look out, because there are a few websites that say that do that for free and when you put the money they take that from you. If you think in doing that be carefull and get some info about the site.
@narnia007 (1050)
• India
5 Jul 12
Hey.This is valuable piece of info for people from India including me.I have been searching the same for a long time and the idea I got was to invest my alert-pay money in tagged.com and get some keywords so that eventually I can get my money from Paypal.But I am not into it thinking if I could really earn from that site.Anyway I resorted to bank wire transfer that will cost me 15$.What is this site you are talking about anyway?
