AlertPay won’t topple PayPal off the the top of mountain anytime soon, but they’re growing fast and gaining market share. AlertPay is a privately owned company that was founded in 2004. Although they’re headquartered in Canada, they are registered in the United States.
AlertPay users won’t experience high chargeback rates like they will when working with other online money transfer companies. Generally, AlertPay’s fees come in under fees for 2checkout, which makes them a great alternative.
If you’re an online merchant, you should take a good look at AlertPay, because their merchant rates are extremely competitive and they don’t charge outrageous up-front costs that normally come when setting up a merchant account. In addition, AlertPay is a superb alternative for small, web business owners because gateway fees, SSL certificates, shopping carts and web site integration aren’t cost effective for business owners that are just getting started.
One worry that many people have when it comes to online money transfers is the safety of their funds, and with AlertPay, you can rest assured because money that’s placed in a registered AlertPay account is insured by the FDIC and the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation.
AlertPay also employs a policy called, Know Your Customer. This policy ensures that each account is secure by maintaining the identity of the account holder private.
If you’d like to give AlertPay a look, or want to register a free account (“Personal Pro” account is free and has the best Terms & Conditions.) that lets you send money at no charge, head to their website at www.alertpay.com.
