I have watched PAYZA closely and noticed that they are very good form of payment just paypal and payoneer and why are they still rejected by freelance sites like seoclerks, gigbucks etc. PAYZA just recently landed their prepaid MasterCard. i happen to have a PAYZA verified account and do receive updates, info, press releases etc so i know the state of PAYZA very well and i believe they can compete with PayPal very well
please everyone, what is your take on this?. Dont you think it is time merchant and freelance sites introduce PAYZA as a new method of payment?
And also it can surely breed healthy competition among paypal, payoneer and payza as well and even make Paypal to begin accepting more countries that were banned from their system since new rivals (payoneer, PAYZA) accepts all countries and are good alternatives.
This question is asked numerous times, and replied to numerous times. The reason as to why Payza is constantly disabled is due to their "contracts" with USA banks. They freeze funds on USA Payza accounts, if they lose a banking "contract" of sorts. So if an account is frozen, the owner will not be able to retrieve funds, gain funds, nor spend them. So if you ever see that Payza is disabled as a withdraw method this is most likely the reason why it's disabled. It's very annoying, yes, but hopefully at some point in the future Payza will get their stuff together so the marketplace doesn't have to keep disabling them.This question is asked numerous times, and replied to numerous times. The reason as to why Payza is constantly disabled is due to their "contracts" with USA banks. They freeze funds on USA Payza accounts, if they lose a banking "contract" of sorts. So if an account is frozen, the owner will not be able to retrieve funds, gain funds, nor spend them. So if you ever see that Payza is disabled as a withdraw method this is most likely the reason why it's disabled. It's very annoying, yes, but hopefully at some point in the future Payza will get their stuff together so the marketplace doesn't have to keep disabling them.
wow,. i am so suprised. i never knew about this before. thanks for your response. no wonder it has never been used as a withdrawal method for most marketplaces though i still remember at a time when a marketplace called gigbucks do withdraw into payza accounts but they stopped it. Though payza is really now building up thier reputation and structure, i ams very optimistic that one day, they will be recognized as a reliable payment method.wow,. i am so suprised. i never knew about this before. thanks for your response. no wonder it has never been used as a withdrawal method for most marketplaces though i still remember at a time when a marketplace called gigbucks do withdraw into payza accounts but they stopped it. Though payza is really now building up thier reputation and structure, i ams very optimistic that one day, they will be recognized as a reliable payment method.
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