Hitting Payoneer's $5k Invoice Requirement?

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Does anyone know a method to hit $5k on Payoneer without going through Fiverr or Upwork? They take 15-20% commissions. I don't want to waste $1,000 just so that I can unlock the invoice feature.

I have a client that wants to pay me $5k for a project but I don't want to go through those stupid freelance websites. Thank you very much!

Here are their terms:
  • Only ACH (US local bank) transfers in USD can be accepted
  • Transfers must be made from a company account
  • Transfers from individuals will be automatically rejected
  • Wire transfers are not supported
  • Transfers made from a company account owned by you cannot be accepted
 
this sounds risky why not.....
  • Transfers made from a company account owned by you cannot be accepted , the reason for freelance company to protect buyer and creator .
i would say business account but not allowed .
 
I mean wouldn't a local company agree to do it with $500?
 
Why don't you ask him to pay by debit/credit card? Those terms are only if you want to receive payment by ACH transfer.
 
Why don't you ask him to pay by debit/credit card? Those terms are only if you want to receive payment by ACH transfer.
ant this direct debit
  • Transfers from individuals will be automatically rejected
what about a cheek and you use a money shop to cash it , less then 1k fees ?
 
Why don't you ask him to pay by debit/credit card? Those terms are only if you want to receive payment by ACH transfer.
It says they only accept ACH. They can only pay via bank name, routing number, and account number.
 
Why not try creating a fake account on another freelancing platform with the lowest transactional fee and just hire yourself there for a $5k-$6k job and withdraw the money?

You can also get this around building a fake eCommerce store and have a friend place a $5k+ order (you will give him the money) and just withdraw it?
 
Payments can be made by debit card, from a company card.
 
what about a pre paid legit mastercard .
surly less then 1k in fees .
 
Why not try creating a fake account on another freelancing platform with the lowest transactional fee and just hire yourself there for a $5k-$6k job and withdraw the money?

You can also get this around building a fake eCommerce store and have a friend place a $5k+ order (you will give him the money) and just withdraw it?
Do you know a freelancing platform with low transaction fees that accept Payoneer? That is what I have been struggling to find but I do agree this may be the best bet here.

Unfortunately the eCommerce store won't work because the deposit to Payoneer needs to be from a company that you do not own.
 
Payments can be made by debit card, from a company card.

Until you have $5k, the only way Payoneer lets you accept payments is by giving someone your bank account number and routing number. How are they supposed to pay that with a debit card or company card? Am I missing something?
 
pre paid cards legit become bank accounts and anyone can pay you with any bank card....

off course there a charge .
 
pre paid cards legit become bank accounts and anyone can pay you with any bank card....

off course there a charge .
Ah, ok. Forgive my ignorance please - so how would you get a prepaid Mastercard and then send a payment to someone who gave you their bank name, routing number, and bank account number?
 
I've received last month a payment made with a debit card (from a company card) through Payoneer. No problems for me, just for the person who made the payment. Had to upload some documents.
 
Paypal?? Also allows u to include invoices if you got business acc..
 
Do you know a freelancing platform with low transaction fees that accept Payoneer? That is what I have been struggling to find but I do agree this may be the best bet here..
PeoplePerHour has a 5% transactional fee for freelancers. It´s among the lowest you´ll find.

Other you can check out are Guru (8.95%), Freelancer (10%) and Twago (10%).

Another option is FlexJobs but they have Monthly as well as yearly packages. I am not familiar with those but this can actually be your best choice as i am guessing their monthly or even yearly plan might be less than $500 (10% of $5,000).
 
PeoplePerHour has a 5% transactional fee for freelancers. It´s among the lowest you´ll find.

Other you can check out are Guru (8.95%), Freelancer (10%) and Twago (10%).

Another option is FlexJobs but they have Monthly as well as yearly packages. I am not familiar with those but this can actually be your best choice as i am guessing their monthly or even yearly plan might be less than $500 (10% of $5,000).
Dude, thank you. I think PeoplePerHour is the best option here. I have tried PayPal and all of the other suggestions but they don't work.
 
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