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Yes! I'm glad.. Hopefully their prices will be low though
 
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Global payments company begins catering to the domain name industry.

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Global payments company Payoneer is getting into the domain name escrow business with the help of former Escrow.com president Brandon Abbey.

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http://domainnamewire.com/2016/09/12/payoneer-jumps-domain-name-escrow-business/


Yeah this is awesome news........Payoneer support might be a bit on the slow side....but I have been using Payoneer for some time now ( 3 years) and I've only once had to contact their support..... you even get a debit card that u can use to withdraw funds from ATM's
 
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Payoneer is one of the best companies I've dealt with - their customer service is unmatched - I've used them with several Hundred Thousand Dollars without a hickup !!!

Glad to see them jumping on board - I hope they'll eventually compete with PayPal.

-Rami
 
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Yes! I'm glad.. Hopefully their prices will be low though

"Expect Payoneer Escrow to compete on price. A price comparison provided by the company shows that it plans to undercut the competition, especially with sub-$10,000 transactions, which make up the majority of the market."
 
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"Expect Payoneer Escrow to compete on price. A price comparison provided by the company shows that it plans to undercut the competition, especially with sub-$10,000 transactions, which make up the majority of the market."

Yup. I read that but wanted actual rates to determine if this is just mere marketing talk or reality!
 
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These are spectacular rates. I love this. I think I'd even use it for sub-$1000 txns
 
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Personally I've never used Payoneer strictly been a PayPal & Escrow.com guy but with Brandon Abbey involved in this I'm definitely interested and would give it a shot. So his name being mentioned makes it news for me.
 
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Finally! I'm tired of all the bugs on Escrow.com since they sold out. This is a welcomed surprise!
 
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Yeah this is awesome news........Payoneer support might be a bit on the slow side....but I have been using Payoneer for some time now ( 3 years) and I've only once had to contact their support..... you even get a debit card that u can use to withdraw funds from ATM's
Wow, that's great news!

Secure Escrow at half the cost of unsafe Paypal and I can still use a debit card!!!
 
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I <3 Payoneer! I've been use it for a long time and I'm really glad that now they are into escrow business.
Good for them and for us as well!
 
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As I see at https://escrow.payoneer.com/segments/domainnames - Buyers can't use PayPal to pay...

Also nothing new... Epik already offers 1.5% escrow and FREE for their domains...

You gotta look at Payoneer in full - Payoneer offers a Global Debit card where you get instant access to your funds via Any ATM in the world - this by itself is an advantage the competition doesn't have. I do hope though they would eventually compete with Paypal like I mentioned above as this will make them one of the top globally as well.

My 2 cents

-Rami
 
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Thanks, but I know Payoneer... and I don't need ATMs...
I need serious escrow with low fees + wire transfers to receive my money.

Also, per my understanding, with Payoneer you can't push the domain into escrow-account (like on Sedo), only directly to another party...
 
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Thanks, but I know Payoneer... and I don't need ATMs...
I need serious escrow with low fees + wire transfers to receive my money.

Also, per my understanding, with Payoneer you can't push the domain into escrow-account (like on Sedo), only directly to another party...

True - but so is the case with Escrow.com - you push to the buyer directly. I do agree however it's a flaw (or less headache for them) in Escrow.com's and Payoneer's plan as I am a fan of having the funds and the domain in Escrow's hands rather than waiting for the buyer to confirm etc.

But I do believe in Payoneer as I had a very good personal experience with them and I believe they will take it to the next level.
 
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You can push to Escrow.com's account also - but in this case their fee is significantly higher (so-called "concierge")...
That's why I use Sedo-escrow... where it is offered by default.
 
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You can push to Escrow.com's account also - but in this case their fee is significantly higher (so-called "concierge")...
That's why I use Sedo-escrow... where it is offered by default.

Sedo's escrow is convenient - yet, their fees are 15 to 20% ! I haven't used sedo for a while and don't know if they offer lower fees (for escrow only even if your domains aren't listed there) - but this is a totally different tier of fees in comparison to Escrow and Payoneer.
 
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10/15/20% - only if you use Sedo in FULL (if your domains are listed there).
If escrow only - Sedo takes 3% (min. $60) and less (depends on sum).
 
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I have been using payoneer for the past four years and had received a lot monwy through them. I like their card though banks do charge here 4% . Before 3-4 months I applied for their escrow...Armoured Payments was the name I think and I went throught some questions and other checks and they accepted me. It is really great .

Their email support takes time but they do provide 24/7 phone support and also more than 8 hours live chat so I think there are no worries.

They will be real player indeed. They also offer free bank transfer to many countries so that is another feature that will help a lot. Paypal is just wellknown for bwing the first starter but I even see Skrill being better than Paypal.
 
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https://escrow.payoneer.com/escrow/escrow-payments-faq

I don't see "free bank transfer"...
Payments to Sellers or refunds to Buyers requiring an international wire will be charged an additional $45.

Regarding their MasterCard...
It costs ~$30 (yearly fee) + high commissions when using ATMs + limits...
 
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Thank goodness! Payoneer just keeps getting better!
 
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https://escrow.payoneer.com/escrow/escrow-payments-faq

I don't see "free bank transfer"...
Payments to Sellers or refunds to Buyers requiring an international wire will be charged an additional $45.

Regarding their MasterCard...
It costs ~$30 (yearly fee) + high commissions when using ATMs + limits...
Many users dont see alot of things in payoneer and I guess it is because of account type or history. They do provide free bank transfer in many countries

https://www.payoneer.com/products/local-bank-withdrawal/

Check there. The annual 30 is affordable and worths every penny. Payoneer charges only $3.15 per transaction when doing ATM withdrawal, the rest of costs are those of the ATM owner. I have used this service , ATM for the past four years and is even cheaper than getting money through Western Union.
 
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https://escrow.payoneer.com/escrow/escrow-payments-faq

I don't see "free bank transfer"...
Payments to Sellers or refunds to Buyers requiring an international wire will be charged an additional $45.

Regarding their MasterCard...
It costs ~$30 (yearly fee) + high commissions when using ATMs + limits...

You sound a little too harsh on Payoneer(judging by your previous posts on this thread)...
Have you, by chance, had a bad experience with them?
 
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