Send and receive money with AlertPay

AlertPay is an online payment solution to send and receive money online. It’s free to have an account at AlertPay. AlertPay is just like Paypal but it’s accept worldwide customers to send and receive money. You know, for some countries, Paypal users can’t not receive money from other Paypal users, they can only send money to others. People in these countries tend to use AlertPay instead of Paypal.

AlertPay is a Canadian Registered Corporation founded in 2004. As they say, AlertPay’s mission is:

1. to provide its services in an open and transparent manner.

2. to respect the rights of our members and their accounts.

3. to offer competitive services for competitive rates.

AlertPay is suggested as Paypal alternative on CNN Money. “AlertPay founder Firoz Patel saw a problem: PayPal and other payment processing companies catered well to mainstream merchants, but fell behind when it came to less serviceable markets.” (CNN Money)

When you become a member of AlertPay you can:

1. Send money to or receive money from another member. Both parties will receive a confirmation email for proof of payment.

2. Send money to a non-member. They will receive an email informing them that they have received money through AlertPay and they must complete the free registration process to claim their funds.

3. Make payments for products or services online. Once a member places an order on the merchant’s website, you will be transferred to the AlertPay secure server to complete the order process. Both parties will receive a confirmation email for proof of payment.

AlertPay provides 3 types of account: Personal Account, Premium Account, and Secured Account. You can withdraw your money in the following ways: bank transfer, check, e-gold.

AlertPay is widely used by PTC (pay to click) companies. Most of them use AlertPay as their main payment method. One of the reasons explaining for that is Paypal tends to deny these type of companies to use Paypal to pay their members. You can find more information about AlertPay on their website.

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