Are CapitalCollect and MoneyBookers trustworthy?

[Bill]

I've got a sponsor that stopped sending to epass, and wants to use these online payment services:

http://www.CapitalCollect.com

http://www.MoneyBookers.com

Anybody know wether these services are reliable?

Know anything about them, good or bad?

I'd heard the name Money Bookers before, but that's about it...

[Fonz]

I've been using moneybookers in the past, never had any problems with them. Quite a bunch of online services accept moneybokkers payments these days. I've never heard anything bad about them either.

Don't know about capital collect.

[Greenguy]

I got that email as well:
Dear CuriousCash Affiliate,

I have noticed that you have selected Checks as your payment method.

We no longer offer checks as a payment option. We now offer three alternative payment options.

Wire transfer
www.CapitalCollect.com
www.MoneyBookers.com

Please send us an e mail to webmaster@curiouscash.com and advise what payment option you would prefer along with your CuriousCash Affiliate ID.

No checks, no ePass, $20 wires & 2 services no one has ever heard of |thumb

[HC-Majick]

Just for reference in regards to moneybookers.....

This text came from an email I received dated from Oct 2005...
".....change in general policy at Moneybookers in that we will no longer support payment services to providers of adult/erotic content or related services."
I don't know if this is still their current policy, but I also see in their terms and conditions that "payments in order to pay for porn and hardcore content or services" are listed as "forbidden".

[Allfetish]

I got that email as well:
Dear CuriousCash Affiliate,

I have noticed that you have selected Checks as your payment method.

We no longer offer checks as a payment option. We now offer three alternative payment options.

Wire transfer
www.CapitalCollect.com
www.MoneyBookers.com

Please send us an e mail to webmaster@curiouscash.com and advise what payment option you would prefer along with your CuriousCash Affiliate ID.

No checks, no ePass, $20 wires & 2 services no one has ever heard of |thumb

I try to avoid the sponsors who do not send out checks. I bet many people do.

[Toby]

I try to avoid the sponsors who do not send out checks. I bet many people do.Count me amongst the many people.

[Jim]

Just for reference in regards to moneybookers.....

This text came from an email I received dated from Oct 2005...
".....change in general policy at Moneybookers in that we will no longer support payment services to providers of adult/erotic content or related services."
I don't know if this is still their current policy, but I also see in their terms and conditions that "payments in order to pay for porn and hardcore content or services" are listed as "forbidden".

I think the part that says " It is strictly forbidden to send payments in order to pay for porn and hardcore content or services" means that you can't use moneybookers as a form of payment as a subscription to adult sites.

[HC-Majick]

I think the part that says " It is strictly forbidden to send payments in order to pay for porn and hardcore content or services" means that you can't use moneybookers as a form of payment as a subscription to adult sites.

Yep, that's pretty much how I interpreted it as well. But coupled with the email I mentioned, it doesn't exactly give me a warm fuzzy feeling in regards to being a payment option...

[stev0]

I got that email as well:
Dear CuriousCash Affiliate,

I have noticed that you have selected Checks as your payment method.

We no longer offer checks as a payment option. We now offer three alternative payment options.

Wire transfer
www.CapitalCollect.com
www.MoneyBookers.com

Please send us an e mail to webmaster@curiouscash.com and advise what payment option you would prefer along with your CuriousCash Affiliate ID.

No checks, no ePass, $20 wires & 2 services no one has ever heard of |thumb

No cheques?? that seems kind of ridiculous. MoneyBookers has been around for a long time, it's probably the biggest online money transfer company. Not very well known in adult, but it's pretty popular in the casino/sports betting world.

[Toby]

...but it's pretty popular in the casino/sports betting world.and that's suppose to make me feel more comfortable with them?

[stev0]

and that's suppose to make me feel more comfortable with them?

haha, I see your point ;)

But no, really... the sportsbooks are huge and completely legal in Europe, Moneybookers is well established and reliable. I have no idea about the other one though.

I'd still be a little worried about their terms regarding adult though.

[ecchi]

Are CuriousCash Russian? I only ever have that problem with Russian sponsors, and I assumed it was because either too many crooked banks in Russia, or too many Rape and Kiddie Porn sites over there, for other country's banks to trust.

[Useless]

Are CuriousCash Russian?Worse - Australian! :D It was owned by CuriousToyBoy/Lindsey. I don't know if he is still involved though.

[ecchi]

Worse - Australian!
Yeah, seems the colonies always go to pot after we give them independence. Look at that big one just North of Mexico, for example. :)

[Useless]

Yeah, seems the colonies always go to pot after we give them independence. Look at that big one just North of Mexico, for example. :)Touche' |clown|

[Mr Spock]

This may seem like a stupid question, but why can't sponsor programs pay you your commission electronically into your account|huh

[ecchi]

This may seem like a stupid question, but why can't sponsor programs pay you your commission electronically into your account|huh
Most do, but they charge about $20 per transaction.