Anyone else confused by all these Payquicker emails?
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I got the same one, and really, what's goin on. I'm not going to use them any longer, I used them for one job, and I'm done.
Live consciously....
I got another one this morning. I've got one payment coming from one of the MSC's and am curious to see what's going to happen when I try to transfer the money to my own bank. I, too, think I'm going to stop doing work for the MSC that uses them and cancel it. If other MSC's decide to use PayQuicker, then I'm just going to let those companies go.
"Trust in the Lord with all your heart..."
I too am confused by the emails. I'm not sure what, if anything, this latest one has to do with my account. Is it only the routing number they give in the email that is being wonky or is it all of the bank routing numbers? I get that this is probably a form letter, but please don't send me these emails unless they apply to my account.
No, I'm not confused by the emails but they're annoying. I don't even have a debit card through PayQuicker so why do I need the emails? None of the changes affected me. Nor do the MSCs have anything to do with the PayQuicker notifications or the debit card changes.
I'm guessing maybe people are confused or they're being overzealous in keeping everyone up to date on what's going on. So it's better to be getting emails instead of having people confused and freaking out. The notifications aren't a big deal. They're just letting people know what's going on. It's not a bad thing as someone implied but I'm really not interested in them since, again, they don't apply to me. I just hit delete and move on. No different than the tons of emails offers from MSCs that either aren't close to me or are for shops I have no interest in. Delete, delete, delete.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/06/2012 08:41PM by AlwaysAngie.
I'm guessing maybe people are confused or they're being overzealous in keeping everyone up to date on what's going on. So it's better to be getting emails instead of having people confused and freaking out. The notifications aren't a big deal. They're just letting people know what's going on. It's not a bad thing as someone implied but I'm really not interested in them since, again, they don't apply to me. I just hit delete and move on. No different than the tons of emails offers from MSCs that either aren't close to me or are for shops I have no interest in. Delete, delete, delete.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/06/2012 08:41PM by AlwaysAngie.
I had a debit card with them for my shops with ACE. That meant they didn;t charge me anything , ACE took care of it. Now they sent me new cards - and I'm confused.
I'll go on the chat thing and speak with Steve.
I suspect if I had money sent to the card and it wasn't from ACE or another MSC that uses them, I would be charged some fee.
So I want to find out what's what.
I prefer them to Paypal before this, because PayPal asks too much information to get their debit cards and not everyplace accepts their card.
I'll go on the chat thing and speak with Steve.
I suspect if I had money sent to the card and it wasn't from ACE or another MSC that uses them, I would be charged some fee.
So I want to find out what's what.
I prefer them to Paypal before this, because PayPal asks too much information to get their debit cards and not everyplace accepts their card.
I've used my Paypal card everywhere from hotels to the grocery store. It has a Mastercard logo on it, who wouldn't take it?
suzieboz Wrote:
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> I've used my Paypal card everywhere from hotels to
> the grocery store. It has a Mastercard logo on it,
> who wouldn't take it?
A fast food shop.
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> I've used my Paypal card everywhere from hotels to
> the grocery store. It has a Mastercard logo on it,
> who wouldn't take it?
A fast food shop.
The deal with the paypal card is that you get money transferred to it immediately rather than waiting a few days to get to your bank. Love it. An easy sign up.
Payquicker will be fine. Just some details they need to publish, I think. Chill, I say.
Payquicker will be fine. Just some details they need to publish, I think. Chill, I say.
cynb Wrote:
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> The deal with the paypal card is that you get
> money transferred to it immediately rather than
> waiting a few days to get to your bank. Love it.
> An easy sign up.
> Payquicker will be fine. Just some details they
> need to publish, I think. Chill, I say.
Just to clarify, you mean the PayQuicker card, correct? I see there's a $2.95 fee to get one. I don't remember if there was one before or not but I transferred my money out before I remembered to get one. I'd like to have one for Christmas so I don't need to wait for the money to transfer if it's over the weekend. Otherwise, I wouldn't care save Christmas.
shoppinalong Wrote:
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> I suspect if I had money sent to the card and it
> wasn't from ACE or another MSC that uses them, I
> would be charged some fee.
>
> So I want to find out what's what.
>
> I prefer them to Paypal before this, because
> PayPal asks too much information to get their
> debit cards and not everyplace accepts their card.
Nope, no fee. Steve at PayQuicker really listened when they were first working out the terms for MSers and took what I and others had said to heart. I've gotten Amusement Advantage payments through PayQuicker and there was no fee for that. So long as you transfer to your bank account or use the debit card. If you want a check, there'd be a fee. Otherwise, no.
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> The deal with the paypal card is that you get
> money transferred to it immediately rather than
> waiting a few days to get to your bank. Love it.
> An easy sign up.
> Payquicker will be fine. Just some details they
> need to publish, I think. Chill, I say.
Just to clarify, you mean the PayQuicker card, correct? I see there's a $2.95 fee to get one. I don't remember if there was one before or not but I transferred my money out before I remembered to get one. I'd like to have one for Christmas so I don't need to wait for the money to transfer if it's over the weekend. Otherwise, I wouldn't care save Christmas.
shoppinalong Wrote:
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> I suspect if I had money sent to the card and it
> wasn't from ACE or another MSC that uses them, I
> would be charged some fee.
>
> So I want to find out what's what.
>
> I prefer them to Paypal before this, because
> PayPal asks too much information to get their
> debit cards and not everyplace accepts their card.
Nope, no fee. Steve at PayQuicker really listened when they were first working out the terms for MSers and took what I and others had said to heart. I've gotten Amusement Advantage payments through PayQuicker and there was no fee for that. So long as you transfer to your bank account or use the debit card. If you want a check, there'd be a fee. Otherwise, no.
I'm totally confused, I never had a "card" and don't want one but they email as though I did have and do have.....grrrrr I didn't want to join them in the first place but was forced to.....
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