myLot should start paying ikobo
By humaaaa
@humaaaa (1386)
Pakistan
January 15, 2007 8:04am CST
ikobo is the best paying service which doesn't charge alot to its members and its safest for our country as e-gold is only supported in here but is much complicated to find xchangers and then getting it cashed.
myLot should start ikobo or their own service for sending checks.
2 people like this
7 responses
@dwikristianto (37)
• Indonesia
27 May 07
great only for people in very few country.
and, paypal not willing to develop their support to other country.
please, position yourself to the people who can NOT withdraw their money nor accept any incoming transaction with paypal.
if u do that u will get my point.
@paki143 (793)
• Pakistan
15 Jan 07
yes i agree with u i am also a pakistani and i also have problems and i not understand to recieve money from egold some xchangers are available in pakistan but thier fees are extremely high and we not afford it. ikobo is the best option for us so we request to mylot should pay on ikobo atleast pakistani users.
@dwikristianto (37)
• Indonesia
27 May 07
how?
by buying paypal company?
we can make voting, polling and any community decision in here..
but the "end decision maker" still in paypal hand.
we can NOT do anything to it, except WAIT WAIT and WAIT again.
for this problem,
i think mylot have to consider "the people of the world" need..
we suffer in here..
fyi, i come from indonesia.
we have to do lot of tricks to withdraw money from paypal, and it cost much..
or maybe you could help us here by providing legal way to withdraw money from paypal from all country that NOT supported by paypal.
thanks
@unfathomedpsyche (858)
• Thailand
15 Jan 07
I have heard from old members that ikobo really does render a great service and you'll have your own card sent to you that will serve as an atm. But sadly mylot recently encountered problems with ikobo, thus we have no choice but no use e-gold or paypal.
@kroeger579 (227)
• Philippines
9 Jul 07
i agree ikobo is much safer to use and you know where your money goes