AlertPay - PayPal Alternative Online Payment Process
Online payments - to receive money online and pay online, is a very important point in online business (obviously!).
Using the right and secure way for your online payments is what everyone is seeking. PayPal for instant is a very known and top secure payment process, most of us and most of the programs are using.
Unfortunately not everyone can get a paypal account, as it is only open for some countries, and for other countries it is only allowed to pay through it (no receiving).
AlertPay is an alternative to PayPal that is open to more countries than paypal. It works the same as paypal, and more better it has lower transaction rates compared to PayPal.
AlertPay is not a new company, it is well know and as secure as paypal - have been on business since 2004.
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 Personal Accounts:
- Send money to anyone with an email
- Receive money
- Safe and secure
- Easy to use
AlertPay Business Accounts
- Accept payments online
- Accept credit card and bank payments
- Low fees
- Account security
Send Money Online Using AlertPay
Send Money allows you to pay anyone with an email address even if they don’t have an AlertPay account (yet)!
1. Use AlertPay for these common personal reasons:
* Pay friends for used books and furniture.
* Send money to your family or friends.
* Settle a tab or a debt.
Member to Member Transfer
Once you are an AlertPay member, you can login to your AlertPay account and initiate a transfer to another AlertPay member (assuming you have sufficient funds in your account already). Simply click on the Send Money tab and enter the recipient’s email address and the amount of money you wish to send. The funds will be transferred from your account to the recipient’s account in real time (instantly) and both parties will receive a confirmation email for proof of payment.
Member to Non-Member Transfer
AlertPay members can send money to non-AlertPay members. These Non-AlertPay members will receive an email informing them that they have received money through AlertPay and that they must complete the FREE registration process to claim their funds. Once they complete the process, they will have access to their funds. And best of all, this new member counts as one of your referrals!
2. Use AlertPay to shop online:
Once you’ve added funds to your account, shop at any online business that uses AlertPay and know that your identity is protected. It’s as simple as 1, 2, 3!
Step 1: Start an online purchase from a business website and complete your payment in the AlertPay secured network.
Step 2: AlertPay processes the transaction in real time and saves it in your payment history. AlertPay sends only payment confirmation to merchants in order for them to complete your purchase.
Step 3: AlertPay sends both you and the business a confirmation email containing your reference number. That’s it!
Request Money Online Using AlertPay
Request Money allows you to request money from anyone with an email address.
Request money for common personal and business reasons:
* Remind friends of debts owed.
* Organize payments for group activities.
* Invite someone to pay you using AlertPay.
* Send payment requests to buyers of your items.
Member to Member Request
Once you are an AlertPay member, you can login to your AlertPay account and initiate a request payment to another AlertPay member. Simply click on the Request Money tab and enter the recipient’s email address and the amount of money you are requesting. The other party will receive a request notification allowing them to accept your request. Once accepted you will receive your payment in real time.
Member to Non-Member Request
AlertPay members can request money from non-AlertPay members. A Non-AlertPay member will receive an email informing them that they have received a payment request from an AlertPay member and that they must complete the FREE registration process to fulfill the request. Once they complete the process, they will then be able to accept your request and you will receive your funds in real time. And best of all, this new member counts as one of your referrals!
Selling Online Using AlertPay
Selling online has never been easier. Payments are easy and convenient
Begin accepting payments from your customers with AlertPay sell online tools. Customers can use their credit card to pay for your product/service or use AlertPay’s several funding options to add money to their AlertPay account:
* Money Order/Check
* Bank Transfer
* Bank Wire
Sell Online tools enable you to accept payments on your website in a matter of minutes. Integration is easy by simply copying and pasting the code into website or email. No complicated programming. You handle your business and AlertPay will handle your payments.
AlertPay Selling Tools:
* “Buy Now” or “Subscribe Now” buttons
* Mass Payments
* Instant Payment Notification
* Subscription/Recurring Billing
* Business Sub-Account
* Terms of Service and Refund policy
AlertPay is your Secure and Fast way to pay online
AlertPay Payment Process (paying and receiving) is Free To Join Now!
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Been using paypal like 2 years now.. and i did used alertpay before to fund my scam investment activities lols.. but now i no longer use alertapay.
AlertPay offers a good service, and is open for almost all countries. I have been using it for a while now and never had any problem with it
Interesting site, I’ve been personally looking at using propay.com but this appears to be an inexpensive alternative.
Great article resource of the online payment process.
Paypal is safe and secured, I am using it for a year now. But it seems that alertpay offers a good service also.
I too personally believe AlertPay is the PayPal killer in some countries, including mine. PayPal is not offered here. But AlertPay is..
Cheers!
Hi
Alertpay is in my eyes the best and only payment processor to use, for many years my country (South Africa) was excluded from the international market, we couldn’t sell no where, because we could not receive payments here, only the expensive way of bank transfers.
Now alertpay work like paypal in many countries here, with no problems.
Thanks Alertpay
Jakes
can anyone tell which websites supports Alertpay?
We would like to get more information.
Regards
Team
Web Hosting Sri Lanka
Hi,
What exactly do you want to know?
I have some funds on my account on AlertPlay. Does anyone know shops on line, where I can pay through AlertPay ?
can i send money to my paypal account with using alertplay account??
I am not sure about that …
But you may withdraw your money from AlertPay through Bank Transfer and Check.
You may contact them to see if they transfer to PayPal.
Until recently I hadn’t heard of AlertPay, until I was forced to join same (on July 17th) in order to transact a payment with an organisation (based in the US) - who used them as a payment intermediary.
Suffice it to say, I’ll not go into detail here with regard to the my encounter with this outfit, however in all my experience in business, I’ve never had the misfortune to deal with an organisation run on such incompetence and ineptitude. Thier service is utterly abysmal and it’s pretty obvious that they don’t give a damn about their customers. If this company had been based within the UK, the Financial Services Authority would have shut them down a long time ago. Given the choice I’d rather do business with Al Qaeda!
What a way to run a business!
Unfortunately the US organisation I was dealing with didn’t use PayPal - if they had, then my transaction with them would have been concluded on day one - done and dusted!
Do yourself a big favour and steer clear of this utterly useless organisation.
Hi Chris,
Sorry to hear that, but your problem was with that company, NOT AlertPay….