I guess one of the biggest issues that affects a potential active clicker from signing up to PTC sites is the fact that they don’t know how to withdraw money from AlertPay. Also, I think a lot of us doubt the credibility of AlertPay as a trusted payment processor like PayPal. And the fact that AlertPay is not certified in Philippines, makes it even more hard to believe that you can actually make use of the money you earned from PTC. But fear no more. You can now transfer your money from Alertpay to Paypal using Move-Funds. Move-Funds is a transfer method which enables you to transfer your money from AlertPay to PayPal and vice versa.

So how does Move-Funds works? It works in 3 easy simple steps. Step 1-You enter the amount you wish to transfer at the transfer page. Step 2-Check the terms of agreement. A service fee of 7.90 percent, plus 20 cents for amount below $30. Step 3-Click send to complete the transfer. Quite easy eh? The transfer should be completed on next the business day. The longest transfer should take 5 business days. If you don’t want to use Move-Funds, there are other ways to transfer money from AP to PP. Here are the alternative way to do it.

• MyPayScript. Some PTC users at Sulit.com.ph says MyPayScript is a transfer service but it’s not. I just visited the site. False information!
• E-Gold. 3 Steps to follow. First is you should open an account over at E-Gold. Second, withdraw money from AlertPay to E-Gold. Third, exchange E-Gold to PayPal using E-Gold exchange service. Too complicated.
• Person-to-Person Exchange. Find someone you know personally and ask that person to put some money on your PayPal in exchange for your AlertPay money. A rather stupid move. Haha.

Since the move of Paypal to ban all PTC sites from using their service late last year, Alertpay has been the primary payment processor used by 99% of PTC sites today. So are there other ways to withdraw money from AlertPay? According to AP there are three ways to withdraw your funds from them.

• First, through your bank account. But it is limited to certain countries only. Philippines is not supported.
• Second, by check. They charge $2 processing fee. No one has ever made a testimonial that they received a check from AP. If there is anyone out there to prove it, then post a comment here. And if they ever really send checks right at your doorstep, the real problem is how to en-cash it. Do you think banks in our country acknowledge AlertPay? The bank teller might blurt out, “AlertPay who?” LOL.
• Third is through E-Gold. See above.

A word of advice though: I haven’t personally used Move-Funds simply because I haven’t found the need for their service yet. But come this month I will. So be on the look for it when I update my blog about it. So why am I promoting Move-Funds? Because I did a research about it and a lot of people have been saying it’s the most effective way to transfer money from AP to PP. That’s about it. I hope PinoyRak gave hope for you doubtful Pinoys out there. My next post should be about how to get active referrals using GetRef.com. Visit PinoyRak regularly for my next update or you can bookmark PinoyRak so you won’t miss a post. Have a great weekend!

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