hi, indians here,how are u withdrawing ur online earnings ?
By pan_23
@pan_23 (420)
Kuwait
August 22, 2012 3:13am CST
indians,how are u withdrawing ur online earnings ? which payment processor is good for u? alerpay is not good for indians i think as they are collecting 15$ for bank wire. bank wire is only available option for us ,to withdraw our online earnings. i am very bothered about giving more commision for them. as we get less online earnings,it is more fees for giving them.
i am indian woman .i have 60$ in alertpay(payza) now,and thought instead of giving them money(15$ commision)for withdrawing,i want to buy my indian sarees or salwars,in any indian online sites. do anyone know any online store which we can buy products thru alertpay(payza)? i am seeing ,but upto now ,on online i didnt find any online store with alertpay option for buying sarees or salwars from them.
i have also paypal account,and got my online earnings from it previously. but they are now asking pan number which i dont have,as i am just housewife only. paypal is good for me,but as they are asking pan number,so i am not using it from 7,8 months.
so now i am very confused and frustated ,how i can withdraw my online earnings. i dont want to invest in any ptc sites(i am free member in many ptc sites),and so i am here to ask u indians here, how and which payment processor u are using. do all have pan number and given in paypal? if pan number is not there for u ,how are u withdrawing from paypal?
7 responses
@bacchu30 (585)
• India
22 Aug 12
You have to get PAN. As a housewife you also can get it. Just apply for PAN. Without PAN you will not be able to withdraw money from Paypal or Alertpay(payza).
I have submitted PAN in both of these sites and withdrawing money to my bank account.
@anpaws75 (10)
• India
27 Aug 12
Hi!
You can apply for PAN card online, right from your computer. Use this link for application : https://tin.tin.nsdl.com/pan/index.html. For guidelines on how to fill in the online application, go to this site: https://tin.tin.nsdl.com/pan/form49A.html.
Anyone, absolutely anyone can apply for a PAN card. So, it is no problem that you do not have a job. Just go to the site mentioned and apply. You can also follow up the status of your application online.
As regards buying stuff online, the best is to use your debit card of Internet Banking. You can have your paypal money transferred to your bank - in India it is compulsory to withdraw the money within 7 days - and then you use you debit card/ Internet banking for your online purchases. In India, paypal cannot be used for purchases as per RBI rules.
Hope this helps you!
@venkataraman_vc (5293)
• Chennai, India
22 Aug 12
Now, Payza is allowing Indians to withdraw via Bank. The fees is $5, which I think is not bad.
Most online shopping malls in India accept net banking or credit cards. Most of them don't even have paypal.
However, you will definitely need a PAN number for withdrawing from Payza too. It's not a tough process. Just get a PAN. The expenditure would be around Rs.100 or Rs.200 and mostly it will take a month.
@venkataraman_vc (5293)
• Chennai, India
22 Aug 12
Anyone can get a PAN number. My wife is not doing any business or job. I got her too a PAN number.
You will find a person doing this service nearby your area. Just approach him/her. Nowadays, Insurance agents, auditors and few other people, even NetCafe people have started offering this service.
1 person likes this
@DoctorDidi (7018)
• India
23 Aug 12
I personally prefer paypal. Why don't try for a PAN number and switch over paypal? It is now very easy to get a PAN number. So get it as early as possible and then use paypal.
@sajeevking (5073)
• Mumbai, India
22 Aug 12
Hi now we Indians can use both paypal and payza with ease
Pan Card can be created easily with 150rs via agent or even cheap if you create one directly.
and pan card is a must you would need to create it without it you just can't withdraw your funds
PayPal is the best for Indians i wonder why you are not using it. you would need a PayPal account to even withdraw mylot earnings.
@shwetat195 (628)
• India
22 Aug 12
hi, sorry however i just noticed something in your query about withdrawing money.....somewhere down the line you wrote "i am JUST a housewife". house wife is a 24*7 job with no leaves, national holidays or pension or any other benefit. and on the top of it no pay.....:).....u being an exception that you have some dollars in your kitty...."you are for sure no "just a" housewife"...take care
thanks for starting this discussion. it would help many to understand the fundamentals of money.
@shwetat195 (628)
• India
22 Aug 12
unfortunately i have not yet withdrawn as i am currently not so rich as you are :)....yes i am currently housewife and do mylot as per availability. i have my toddler baby to look after otherwise...:)
@dorothy172 (984)
• Malaysia
22 Aug 12
maybe you also can try to sell the balance in your payza or paypal to other indians that needed it, just ask them straightly bank in to your bank account and you send the money to them from your e-currency account. this can save the withdrawal fee too.
