Plimus PayPal.. WTF?
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youplaboum
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- Jan 16, 2012
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I really hate plimus, they sucks !
Tried to buy zennoposter with plimus and hated it
Tried to buy zennoposter with plimus and hated it
M1ndfluX
Banned - Selling via PM
- Dec 23, 2009
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Hey guys.
Sorry for bumping a 'older' thread, found it trough google, searching for answers...
I am starting a seo company soon and since i dont like to have large pp funds in my pp account i thought maybe this could be the answer i was looking for.
I have payoneer dc connected to my plimus account and i dont have a problem waiting for a month on my funds.
Noticed they mention on the site that they accept pp payments since that is crucial.
Is payoneer a steady and reliable processor or are there better options nowadays?
Thanx
Sorry for bumping a 'older' thread, found it trough google, searching for answers...
I am starting a seo company soon and since i dont like to have large pp funds in my pp account i thought maybe this could be the answer i was looking for.
I have payoneer dc connected to my plimus account and i dont have a problem waiting for a month on my funds.
Noticed they mention on the site that they accept pp payments since that is crucial.
Is payoneer a steady and reliable processor or are there better options nowadays?
Thanx
Autumn
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- Nov 18, 2010
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I assume you meant to ask if Plimus is a reliable processor, not Payoneer...
I think they're still ok but many people prefer other processors. Also crucially you can no longer process Paypal through Plimus - you have to provide Plimus with details of your Paypal account and then sales are processed directly through your Paypal account. That means you get paid instantly into your Paypal account, rather than having Paypal sales bundles into your Plimus monthly payout, as it was before.
However you can get paid from Paypal to your Payoneer account. You have to contact Payoneer and ask for it, and provide them some info about your online activities.
Payoneer in general rules for me and I definitely rate it.
seoguru13
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- Jan 9, 2011
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2Checkout is a pretty good option IMHO. Weekly payouts unlike monthly like plimus, and the charges are lower. They take a while to approve your account, but it's pretty smooth thereon.
secondeye
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- Aug 1, 2008
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check payproglobal.com
they are good but they are not taking new registrations after suffering from huge loss from credit card system like VISA
InstaRank
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- Apr 13, 2010
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I was using 2co for past 6 months but they recently decided not to work with me anymore because of 2% chargeback rate. Not sure what to use now as my paypal was limited 2 years ago and now even 2 checkout is not accepting my sales. I still have plimus and integrated on all my sites where 2checkout was, can anyone suggest other atlernative to 2co and plimus?
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InstaRank
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DO they only allow to sell softwares? can we sell services too?
Yeah, if your product is digitally delivered then you can try Paypro. Or you can even go with ClickBank. But with that said - no processor out there is going to keep you on for long with a 2% chargeback rate so your first priority should be reducing chargebacks.
Botwiz
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- Apr 24, 2009
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With what?
ClThis
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- Oct 27, 2009
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If anyone needs a merchant account, has used Plimus or PayPal, in the past and may have been shut down for being "high risk" (which can be SO many things) please let me know. Send a PM and I will see if our banks will take your business type for direct merchant accounts, no wallet nonsense*.
Also, regarding what someone said above about chargeback thresholds: 1% domestic and 2% international are standard limits so 2CO had good reason to shut you down. We have a mediation service that reduces chargebacks 30-50% depending on the business type, it keeps the MIDs open a lot longer. These things exist!
Also, regarding what someone said above about chargeback thresholds: 1% domestic and 2% international are standard limits so 2CO had good reason to shut you down. We have a mediation service that reduces chargebacks 30-50% depending on the business type, it keeps the MIDs open a lot longer. These things exist!
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Nissim-Payoneer
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- Jan 25, 2011
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Yes, you can. 2CO is an official partners of ours, and offers Payoneer as a payment method. You will be able to withdraw earnings from 2CO directly to your Payoneer card.