Moneybookers question!

ltjman22 · 04-05-2007

Is there that big of a difference between moneybookers and say, paypal! I am a custom to paypals functions, would I have no problem using moneybookers?

jackman · 04-06-2007

Of course not...not big deal as far as handling in concerned.

stealth · 04-08-2007

One big difference is tha Moneybookers accepts international members. Paypal's country coverage is limited so it appears that only those sacred cows can get hold of Paypal accounts.

sweeper · 04-12-2007

Moneybookers offers a merchant account like Paypal. Only that it's rate is significantly higher pegged at 8% per transaction. I'm referring to its credit card/debit card payment gateway. Moneybookers offers chargeback guarantee.

IrDA · 04-26-2007

There's not much difference in Paypal and MoneyBookers other than that Paypal is more popular as compared to MoneyBookers. Also the sender has to bear the fees in MB which is opposite in Paypal.

toukmaria · 04-29-2007

MB is not that different from Paypal only that Paypal is supported in more countries.
You will not have any difficulties switching to MB.

rts47 · 06-20-2007

Moneybookers supports international users better than paypal but paypal has wide usage on the net so that it`ll take some time for moneybookers to be popular like paypal.I`ve both accounts and they are similar for usage.

vouzetc · 01-20-2008

Moneybookers allows more countries to sign up for an account, while countries where PayPal is accept are limited.
Anyway, I have tried moneybookers but I don't like it since it's a cheap payment system for european people, but charges/fees for international members are higher than PayPal ones.

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sweeper Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 29 Rep Power: 0	Moneybookers offers a merchant account like Paypal. Only that it's rate is significantly higher pegged at 8% per transaction. I'm referring to its credit card/debit card payment gateway. Moneybookers offers chargeback guarantee. __________________ Charge me!

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IrDA Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 275 Rep Power: 2	There's not much difference in Paypal and MoneyBookers other than that Paypal is more popular as compared to MoneyBookers. Also the sender has to bear the fees in MB which is opposite in Paypal. __________________ No Siggy

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04-06-2007	#2 (permalink)
jackman Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 68 Rep Power: 2	Of course not...not big deal as far as handling in concerned.

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toukmaria Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 110 Rep Power: 2	MB is not that different from Paypal only that Paypal is supported in more countries. You will not have any difficulties switching to MB.

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rts47 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 100 Rep Power: 2	Moneybookers supports international users better than paypal but paypal has wide usage on the net so that it`ll take some time for moneybookers to be popular like paypal.I`ve both accounts and they are similar for usage.

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vouzetc Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 6 Rep Power: 0	Moneybookers allows more countries to sign up for an account, while countries where PayPal is accept are limited. Anyway, I have tried moneybookers but I don't like it since it's a cheap payment system for european people, but charges/fees for international members are higher than PayPal ones.

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