Click2Pay

[PollyEmory]

Anyone uses this? Any opinions? Is it superior to Neteller for funding casinos and poker rooms?

[largeeyes]

I'm neutral to the whole thing. I like it because they aren't creating "holds" for certain groups like they do for firepay. Evidently they'll cash you back out much faster with it than firepay. I think if you can use neteller, use neteller. Then Click2Pay, then firepay, then the other wallets.

[tmmous]

I think the order Neteller > Click2Pay > Firepay is the one to use. Why would you not use Neteller? It's the default payment option for everyone as far as I understand.

[kyleb]

Just use NETeller. I use both NT and Firepay and NT is a lot better, though Firepay does have its upsides.

[PollyEmory]

Firepay is US only, and I'm planning on moving to Europe soon so it won't be available. Anyone had any sucess getting the 500 limit lifted at Click2Pay? I really like the idea of it, though it's not as big and as well-known as NT but I hate the small limit.

[daPlayboy]

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Just use NETeller. I use both NT and Firepay and NT is a lot better, though Firepay does have its upsides.

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Neteller is having too many issues to trust them right now. Lower limits then giving out false reasons and now ignoring the problems spells a big problem.

[TheBloke]

what about moneybookers? i have an account but they have lame account limits, but i've been told I can raise them if I send in ID, and then they'd look at my account and consider removing all limits after a month or so

[Valhalla1]

I'd be careful with moneybookers, lots of scammers use it, as well as e-gold, and I wouldn't be suprised if they dropped off the face of the earth one day out of the blue

[Izverg04]

Anyone hear good things about ePassporte?

[lunapark]

Is Click2pay available to Canadians?