Payza to Paypal Money Transfer (Legit)
Yes! you can transfer money from Payza (alertpay) to Paypal. But with a little sacrifice if you really need it done considering the "terms of service" of payza and paypal as well.
Payza does not allow other exchangers other than the one they required and i think same goes with paypal. Although there are some who made exchanges in their own way successfully without both noticing any difference, but be careful as well as there are 90% fake sites circling around the web ready to devour your hard earned cash if you're not too careful about it.
Well for me, transferring money from Payza (formerly alertpay) to Paypal is a really scary, exhausting, mindboggling, mentally challenging task as same goes with the others (Libertyreserve, egopay, SolidTrustPay etc.) as it requires a huge amount of patience, trust, obedience and risks as you do transactions online.
Not only you are making transactions to people you haven't met, known, heard and almost a stranger with only an email and personal messages sometimes an autoresponder that serves as your connections but you are also risking what little money (but to some are really hard earned money of blood, sweat and tears) that you probably entrusting to someone who you may have only heard from your friends or what other people say about this person or site as testimonials that you get to do transactions with.
I mean its really a scary thought to loose all your money in just one click of a mistake if you get to do transactions with the wrong people. Not to mention the amount of regret you get to feel if only somebody have told you ahead of time that what you are risking is worthy or not.
Well you can name all the sites that do these things (money exchanging, transferring, bank wiring, etc.) including some that do personal exchanges from their personal accounts in all three or more top payment processors in this industry, name it they have it, and not only that they also offer very low fees compared to the legit ones which is very enticing but of course risky.
For my own satisfaction i have to do a transaction to see how it goes and also for the readers to know which one you can trust.
I happen to have a certain amount in my payza account and i want it to be transferred to my paypal account since i have been using it more often and which i get to withdraw to my debit card.
Anyway, of all the things mentioned, Payza requires alertexchanger.com as their main exchanger so i made the transaction to test, and see how it goes.
First, you open their site Alertexchanger.com and do the necessary transactions you need to do to transfer your money. I did the Payza to paypal transfer which is $128 USD.
Then, you preview the costs.
As you can see, my $128 turns into $103.68 which means they deducted me $24.32 for their service fee. This is just for alertexchanger. the clearance fee for payza is not yet included.
If you are satisfied with this preview order from the site you fill up the form etc. and you click the order button.
After that you will see the order and you click it to move on with your order.
You will receive your order transaction in your email and you follow their instructions in what to do next.
Of course to do that
1. you open your payza account and send your money to the email provided in the order. it will be a payza account as well coz you can't transfer directly to other payment processors.you need to check your payment confirmation from payza in your email coz you need it to use it to reply to the order transaction in their email account.
2. After you received your payment confirmation from payza which you will see in your email. you have to copy it and paste it to your reply to the order saying you have sent the confirmation copy of your payza payment.
3. After that its waiting time. it would reach your paypal account in 4-5 business days.
Finally it reached my paypal account in just about 4 business days. The alertexchanger sent my paypal account $101 USD with a deduction from paypal fees $4.24 which means from $128 my money now has shrunk to a pitiful $96.76. Alertexchanger charges 24.32 and payza 2.68. So there it goes.
I guess to sum it all up its not really that bad, its a little expensive but at least its legit and you know that its dependable and if you happen to have bigger amounts than i had then i suggest you transact with them.
But to my surprise i found out that libertyreserve charges lower fees than payza. But that is for another topic. For now Stick with alertexchanger if i were you.
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