[Payment Processor] Alternatives to paypal[Help Appreciated]

Neo240

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Hi guys
My problem is such: I dont have a PAN card,so cant open a paypal. After reading the forum i also dont want it. Unfortunately many users still use paypal so i m stuck.

What i have :- A moneybookers account and alertpay account with my bank account.

What i want:- To be able to accept paypal payments, and also use my current processor to buy things online.

I cant have an merchant account and i also checked plimus but they dont pay with AP or MB.

All ideas are considered. Can i have a us or canada bank acc which i can use?
The paypal problemin India is really getting on my nerves. Also does offshore banks acceptable to paypal?

So guys please suggest something. Sorry about the format. currently on mobile with limited features...no tapatalk isnt supported in nokia.

Thanks Neo.

Goodnight BHW
 
Plimus accepts paypal but doesnt pay by alertpay or moneybookers etc.

I want something like plimus that accepts paypal and pays me through other e currencies except paypal.

Still thanks for taking your time to answer. Much appreciated.
 
I quoted this from another thread in BHW


Pay an agent in HongKong to Register a Company,
Open a new bank account,
Open New Paypal
And you're free to do anything, because my cousin does this same thing and HongKong is Tax-free country and that agent handles everything, you just need to pay $1k every year and full year you can do unlimited number of transactions, this is what i'm gonna do soon, RBI thinks they are smart, but they are in fact stupid and fucking retards, by restricting all services, they are forcing people to open accounts in other countries and do all black transactions, this is what anyone would think if there own country limits them like this.
some saif they are asking for 1800$ set up fee

or you can chose the same service in the philippines where set up fee is lot cheaper. some $500

***just my opinion***
 
Google checkout?

If you know anybody that you really trust in the US, you could potentially try to get them to open a Paypal account for you...
 
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