Can I ask you what the perks are for the card?

I'm assuming UK residents are exempt?

I haven't received any notifications and I've just had it brought to my attention.

Well, they say that the card comes with a PIN that you will use to withdraw money using a service that Payoneer has developed. This card seems to be very cool indeed.

Hi David,

Nice to have you here.

1. Is there a separate ID/Pin mailer that come after I receive my card mail?
2. What are the fees associated with withdrawal?

Would this payoneer card be good to accept payments from other sources as well? Or is it only good for this specific partner?

I'm pretty sure you can charge it with money you make on Fiverr.

Payoneer card doesn't work like normal credit card in all the countries and charges are also applied so be sure to use your card to only authorized ATMs.

I was going to use it but then I read about the costs for using it and I think I went to my bed crying for the whole day...

Besides all that, it is too costly for me. Read what it costs for you to use it when paying and using ATM-machines. If it costs too much than what you make each month through Fiverr, don't use it obviously! ;-P

Take Care & Have An Awesome Day! / Max "MaxTheMarketer" K.

personally I wouldn't opt-in for that card.

as if Fiverr and Paypal aren't skimming enough off your efforts already. Now they want to let MasterCard/Choice Bank take a cut of your income.


It's a prePaid master card offered by choice bank

Do you not want to get easy access to your earnings from your fiverr gigs, anywhere around the world then?



https://payouts.payoneer.com/partner...&bhjs=1&bhqs=1

The payoneer card programs are one of the easiest and fastest ways to get at your direct sales, affiliate earnings and even travel money exchange spends at great rates...

Nice to have David on board WF from the actual company, ask him all you need to know!

In fact lets have a nice info thread just for it!

@Dan

The uk card fee's are just like most pre-loaded or pre-paid cards buddy, the cool thing about these cards is you can have a card for each company or affiliate or travel program you want one for

Even cooler for someone like yourself doing $8,000,000,000,000 a day in affiliate payouts

If in a country that uses paypal, a much better option is to just xfer your funds to your paypal account then use their debit card. Or use your paypal balance to pay for purchases online. You can also transfer the funds to your linked bank

all that for no additional fees, that a payoneer card would be charging you

I don't know about you, but I find that given the amount of fees, it's not worth having one. I'd rather keep using my paypal Debit card instead.

thats great news, Payoneer really rocks!

You can use the card online, to make purchases with any merchant that accepts debit MasterCard cards. On the back signature panel of your card, the last 3 digits listed are your CVV. They should be there

I have just got and utilized my card. Then I nearly fell out my very sturdy chair after I read the fees. It's a good service for non-US - otherwise, I think I'll just transfer to paypal.

$3.15 for cash is ridiculous. "Loading" fees, although low, is uncessary. This is a very clever way that mastercard and visa can put more fees on those merchant statements.

I had thoughts of getting it but the costs are just silly. If you have not checked the terms of use for the card then you should definitely have a look.

OK so mine is still pending and taking a while to process. How long do we have to wait anyway. Certainly do hope to get one. I think that this is the way forward for many of us.

I have about 3 payoneer cards, 2 from odesk and 1 from Infolinks.

I live in Bangladesh with NO PAYPAL And no e-payment gateway. So payoneer card came just in time to save me.

It's a debit card and has online balance. I have used it on paypal, other merchants, 2checkout and many other online services to pay and receive money. It also offers an US payment (bank account) this helped me to accept money through ACH.

What can I say more, payoneer card changed my life and the way I do business online. If you are working on fiverr then the costs maybe too high for you, but for me it is reasonable. Also since I have this card from odesk, I can use it on fiverr too, no need to order another one.

That Fiverr card is a major rip off. I read their fee schedule and thought...errr...no thanks.

The cost is too high if you want to use it as a means to withdraw cash from fiverr.

I have a fiverr card, I only use it to purchase stuff but not to withdraw cash from atm.

I too am interested in getting the Payoneer card. And I would like to see other comments from anyone who actually has the card here (preferably from the U.S.)

I also wanted to comment on a few points that have been brought up here and elsewhere online, in regards to Payoneer. The 1st one, starts with:

1. Paypal is not an option for everyone - so, there is a need for an reasonable alternative. I find it interesting that there are these comments all around the web, on why folks don't just 'use Paypal'; as if it's choice to everyone. Not to mention the fact that Paypal treats a lot of business owners terribly, with their business practices.

2. Payoneer's fees - I too have to admit that they are not the most ideal. But, I recall reading somewhere, that the company tries at least to price their services competitively. How much so, I'm not sure. - Maybe so one who reads this, has a link to a site that has a comparison chart of the most popular payment processors and their pros & cons.

3. Infolink users who have the Payoneer card - Actually, in general, I'd like to know from anyone how to even make using Infolink worth the effort of having it set-up on one's site? I mean, they pay out so low.

4. Gig sites like Fiverr - I'd like to know from you freelancers out there, how bidding for a job, is worth your time & effort. Especially considering how low you're getting paid for your work. Unless I missing something here, I don't see how someone can make a decent living with sites like these (Odesk, Freelance.com, Guru.com, etc.).

So, again, I really can use some feedback here, I'd appreciate the help.