the best alternative to net teller?
 

I know there are some options out there but I honestly do not know which is the most trusted and best available next to Net Teller. What are everyone's experiences with :
1) Click2Pay
2) Moneybookers
3) Epassporte

I've heard that Click2Pay's customer service is horrible and you have various fees you will have to pay when using it. Epassporte I had read someone stating it is "crooked". I'm trying to find a valid EFT after Firepay, Net Teller has been a hassle for me since they are asking for all this id verification through social security. Thanks for everyone's help.

Re: the best alternative to net teller?
 

hey sorry just wondering if anyone could help...i've seen numerous threads like this that ask the similar question, it would help US customers and residents from Maryland.

thanks everyone.

Re: the best alternative to net teller?
 

Im curious about this too but have no answers.

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I would just as soon wait and see which venue the sites themselves recommend once places like Neteller stop servicing me.

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Epass,Moneybookers is not an option for US players(disregard if your not in the states).Ive read really bad Click2Pay stories,no really bad Epass stories,so i chose Epass.Ive had zero problems.Thats my opinion.I researched this for months when i was in same boat,take it for whats its worth.

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I'm a Maryland resident and use Epassporte. Kind of high on the load fees but definitely the best choice outside of neteller.

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I'm a Maryland resident and use Epassporte. Kind of high on the load fees but definitely the best choice outside of neteller.

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So Moneybooks is a no go, but Epass might be the best option. I hear there are some limits you can withdraw. Aren't the fees something like 10 bucks for every 100 dollars? If that's the case that sounds rather horrible. I'd rather prefer using an e-wallet vs. doing an echeck every single time. Can you withdraw using e-checks anyways?

thanks for everyone's help.

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epassporte sucks. everything takes forever, i think the fees are high but i am not sure as everthing takes forever.

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epassporte sucks. everything takes forever, i think the fees are high but i am not sure as everthing takes forever.

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that's unfortunate since i have just SIGNED UP for epassporte..guess i'll let you guys know if it's horrible.
the fees are high, but my strategy was, after firepay packed up shop i had funds lying in my account. i was just going to make a 100 dollar deposit for a 5 dollar fee,then start emptying funds into epassporte. then deposit for whatever bonus was available (like the current Stars bonus). i hope i have no problems.

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Out of curiousity what are reasons to use something other then Neteller currently?