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A company from USA wants to hire me but hey asked me to choose a form of payment. They said I can choose between ikobo.com, PayPal and epassporte. Please post here some details and features of each one of them so that I can choose knowing the facts. Also, if you have experience with one of these companies, I would really appreciate it if you would share it with me. Thank you

PS: I have to mention that I live in Eastern Europe
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Please read the following thread:

http://www.daniweb.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3229
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I think you should choose Ikobo. Because Ikobo will mail you a debit card named I-kard. You can use I-kard to withdraw money at any visa ATM machines. It is very convenient. I do not know epassportes. So I can not give you any suggestions regarding epassportes. As far as Paypal, we talked too much in http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/showthread.php?t=3229.
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choose IKOBO , that is better than paypal.
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choose IKOBO , that is better than paypal.
Thank you but I have already signed up with iKobo I have some questions. What is IKobo's privacy policy and how does the Instant Payment Notification (IPN) work?
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I think IPN only runs on merchant account. If customer make payment, Ikobo will email you notification regarding the payment.
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I think IPN only runs on merchant account. If customer make payment, Ikobo will email you notification regarding the payment.
Nice. I will try it when I am going to be a merchant. I hope this wil lhappen pretty soon How do I change the currency of my Sending and Withdrawal Limits?
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You just login Ikobo and click "raise my limits". Then you can change your limits.
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You just login Ikobo and click "raise my limits". Then you can change your limits.
This has not been very helpful to me. Please be more specific. And after all, my question was about how to change the CURRENCY. Thanks. :rolleyes:
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This has not been very helpful to me. Please be more specific. And after all, my question was about how to change the CURRENCY. Thanks.
Yeah, sure hasn't been helpful. Maybe this will help:All transactions are processed and held in USD. The initial exchange is made to USD by applying the daily Visa rate. The money is then held in USD until the withdrawal, at which point it is converted to the desired currency at the daily Visa exchange rate. You can go to www.xe.com for up to date exchange rates.
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