Is There A Way To Transfer Money From Paypal To Moneybookers?

tamer3kz

Oct 21 2006, 04:56 PM

Hello everyone,

I'm going to do business with a foreign company that offered me two methods of payments; one, through PayPal, and the other by a cheque sent to me. I'd much rather NOT get paid by cheques since they're an absolute hassle; they need time to arrive, time to clear, and then time to deposit.

I live in Egypt and, unfortunately, PayPal doesn't support payments to it. Naturally, I can make a PayPal account with false information; everyone can, I suppose. The thing is, the account won't get verified.

So my question now is, does anyone know of a service that can transfer money from an unverified PayPal to a MoneyBookers.com account? I searched for such a service, but I have to admit, the few ones I found don't look too promising, and I don't feel I could trust them.

Any and all help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance

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FeedBacker

Oct 28 2007, 04:31 PM

Hi there,

I have the same if I can say "problem" - I have money on PayPal, and also I want to transfer my money to money bookers.

Any help, please anybody!!!

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rraallvv

Jan 13 2008, 03:44 AM

Try https://www.cheapegold.com/index.php

It is the web money exchanger I use.

If you find some others more cheaper than this please post it.

Regards.

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FeedBacker

Jun 1 2008, 04:27 AM

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Is There A Way To Transfer Money From Paypal To Moneybookers?

Hello, you could find someone in the US that you can send the money to from your paypal account to there and then have them send it back to you via western union its risky but it may be the only way however you may want to check into opening an e-gold account at e-gold.Com and sending the money there first.

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Atomic0

Jun 12 2008, 09:26 AM

They aren't many exchange sites for Paypal to Moneybookers available on the Internet.

Even if you find one, you should be careful about the legitimacy of such websites. They may be a scam designed to take money from you without giving it back.

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iGuest-Hide

Jul 13 2008, 05:39 AM

Transfer Money from Moneybookers to PayPal
Is There A Way To Transfer Money From Paypal To Moneybookers?

Hi.. I am wondering if there is a way to transfer money from my moneybookers account to my paypal account> anyone?

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iGuest-Bhumiputra

Oct 29 2008, 05:10 PM

Hi Every one out there I am from Nepal here we do not have online payment system.So I cannot pay online or receive money in my site.There is some site I can use but how do I receive money here in nepal.I thought of pay pal but I cannot be verified.What do I do help help

-question by Bhumiputra

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(G)Mell Rince

Apr 1 2009, 05:19 AM

Re: Transfer Money from Moneybookers to PayPal
Is There A Way To Transfer Money From Paypal To Moneybookers?

Because of the high fraud rate of PayPal, there is few exchange Service help to transfer from PayPal to Moneybookers. But you can try This exchange service for the transfer from Moneybookers to PayPal. http://www.Echangers.Net/ I think their rate is the cheapest low as 6%. Most of this kind of this Service charges 10%. If someone knows the cheaper, please post here.

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(G)Justice Simpson

May 3 2009, 12:18 AM

Bhumiputra
Is There A Way To Transfer Money From Paypal To Moneybookers?

Bhumiputra, I think you should try this one: https://www.Moneybookers.Com/app/?rid=6867961. It should work out just fine regardless where you are, provided your bank uses swift you are verified. If you have a credit or visa card you are verified too. That is all.

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(G)pravin

Jan 3 2010, 12:00 PM

i have money in moneybrookers and need to transfer in paypal
Is There A Way To Transfer Money From Paypal To Moneybookers?

I have money in moneybrookers 1000 INR . Somebody help me to transfer it to paypal. Or any deal

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Aug 21 2010, 10:11 AM

PayPal -> Moneybookers.com is hard because legal difference
Is There A Way To Transfer Money From Paypal To Moneybookers?

PayPal -> Moneybookers.Com is hard because legal difference

PayPal claims the right to debit an account "at any time, with any amount, for any reason" if not both, payer and receiver, are located in USA or Canada (read additional term of PayPal)

in opposite, moneybooker.Com system is "claimed funds sent never are refundable w/o reeiver's agreement" (because this, also online gambling is able by moneybookers.Com, but not by PayPal)

Because this, and because the different legal basics for Creditcard in USA and UK (moneybookers.Com legal location), in most cases you cannot use the PayPal Creditcard to fund a moneybookers.Com account.

The only way is via VISA card. You need to fund your VISA (maybe a prapayed or a regular CC), get the card accepted by moneybookers.Com (they send a small amount to your VISA and you need to confirm that), and then you can fund your moneybookers.Com if you don't prefer another option shown at https://www.Moneybookers.Com/app/help.Pl?s=fees

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Jan 24 2010, 12:19 AM

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Is There A Way To Transfer Money From Paypal To Moneybookers?

for paypal to moneybookers, moneybookers to paypal, or either to bank account / western union check out this service:

http://tech.Nabtron.Com/paypal-to-moneybookers-moneybookers-to-paypal-how-to-transfer-moneyfunds-service/627/

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iGuest

Jan 8 2010, 10:23 PM

solution:: paypal to moneybooker transfer
Is There A Way To Transfer Money From Paypal To Moneybookers?

If you have a friend or a relative who uses paypal, you can divert Your payments to their paypal account and later they can transfer them To your MONEYBOOKER via credit card.

I think this method should work out. Any opinions?

Regrads,

AN Athar. -reply by AN Athar

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