AlertPay simliar to PayPal

[Resonate]

Been using AlertPay for a few months & i am starting to like it more than PayPal.

What is AlertPay?

AlertPay.com, a privately owned and managed company founded in 2004, is an electronic wallet (e-wallet) payment system enabling any business or consumer with email to send and receive internet payments securely, quickly and cost-effectively. With its office headquarters in Montreal, Canada, AlertPay is available to users all around world.
AlertPay is a Canadian Registered Corporation voluntarily compliant with the regulations of the OSFI (Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada), FINTRAC (Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada) and FinCEN (Financial Crimes Enforcement Network).
AlertPay fully adopts the principle of Know Your Customer (KYC) in order to ensure a safe and secure system for all our members. At the same time, we respect your privacy fully standing by our Privacy Policy ensuring your identity is secured with us.
All monies deposited with AlertPay are FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) and CDIC (Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation) pass through insured in the U.S. and Canada are held with federally chartered and regulated banks.
AlertPay's mission is:

• to provide its services in an open and transparent manner
• to respect the rights of our members and their accounts
• to offer competitive services for competitive rates

Alert pay offer Personal & Business accounts both having 3 upgrade stages as seen below

To find out more about each AlertPay account click on the Learn More link of the account below:

• BASIC PERSONAL ACCOUNT: (FREE TO OPEN - Receive Fee: $1.00 per transaction)
  Do you need a starter account to send and receive money? Do you need a way to occasionally be paid in a quick and secure manner? Receive money for a flat rate of $1.00 per transaction. This is ideal if you primarily send payments, or buy online from merchants. The Personal Account is the perfect account to send and receive money from friends and family. Personal accounts do not have selling tools, but do have easy funding and withdrawal methods.

• PREMIUM ACCOUNT: (FREE TO OPEN – Receive Fee: 2.5% + $0.25 per transaction)
  Do you want an account without any limits? Do you want the ability to sell online? Start selling within minutes. If you are an active seller or do business online, choose the AlertPay Premium account.
  
  The AlertPay Premium account is perfect for buying and selling online with the option to do business under your own personal name or under a company/group name. With a Premium account you have access to numerous online selling tools to help your business thrive online. Some business restrictions apply.

• SECURED ACCOUNT: (FREE TO OPEN - Receive Fee: 3.9% + $0.59 per transaction)
  Do you require an account without any business restrictions? Do you need an account with chargeback prevention? This account accepts multi-level marketing, mature content and other commonly considered "risky" businesses.
  
  With a Secured account you have access to numerous online selling tools to help your business thrive online as well as chargeback preventive measures to protect your business.

AlertPay is proud to present UK Banking. A fast, easy and secure way to fund and withdraw AlertPay using your bank account.

You can now accept payments and send Pounds Sterling to AlertPay members. Sending to a non-member? Simply send the funds and the recipient opens a free account to accept the money.

Don't have a UK Bank account? You can open up a Pounds Sterling currency and send and receive money in that currency or transfer to your primary currency to withdraw. The choice is yours.

http://www.alertpay.com/

[sherytiger]

Thanks for this amazing post, i've used them and they're really good.

Besides them, MoneyBookers is what i am using the most right now and so far i am really very much happy with their services.

Pays on-time, reliable support, top-class security.

[Resonate]

Ye i tend not to go past paypal but alertpay definitly good contender

[sherytiger]

PayPal is not that much secure, and most importantly, not available in Pakistan.