Affiliate Speedpay

[AK]

Signed up 2 weeks ago and have money in there I cannot even spend or even transfer. Does anyone know how long it takes to get this debit card they said they would send?

Does anyone know if card is capped at $2500 per day etc? How do people cash out over the capped amount per day if it exceeds that daily?

AK

[Amateur]

From Affiliate Speedpay site:

"You will receive your Visa Electron Card once your Identity Verification Documents have been received and approved."

If they don't answer your questions, try doing a search, either here or on Google. Others have posted on this matter and will have answers to your questions.

I haven't yet signed up with them, so I can't answer from personal experience.

[universal4]

I signed up a long time ago, but if I recall it only took about 2 weeks to get the card from the time the account was funded.

If you can not find answers anywhere else, there is an ASP Rep that watches the forums at CAP.

I believe (if I am not mistaken) the rep posts under the handle of ASP at CAP.

Rick

[Chips]

I think it took about 2 to 3 weeks to get my card. I received mine late this spring.

[AK]

Anyone have any problems getting the $2500 daily out via atm machine? Can it be used at bestbuy etc?

[AK]

Just found out some great news regarding Affiliate speedpay.

We can withdraw up to $20,000 per day ($10,000 at ATM and $10,000 in store)


Without having my card yet I'm going to go ahead and give them my "2 thumbs up" recommendation.

[AK]

Have yet to get card, however already have a complaint.

I sent all the proper documentation in also included some extra to insure they would have verifiable information that its me "social security number etc"

They say I need to send now an additional photo id in which is not listed on there site anywhere.

If I'm going to have problems like this I could only imagine what It's going to be like actually receiving large funds there. I think I will take my business elsewhere unless something changes sometime very soon. Possibly a delay on receiving the funds I already have in there? Hard to tell

[matted]

Be careful... Check out their page of fees...

They can charge your account for being inactive... and when you close it, charge you just to close the account...

And they charge a fee on every transaction... and $50 for a wire to a bank account.

I understand this program was started by affiliates - but it doesn't look like they are looking to cash in on your success.

(remove the x)
xhttps://www.affiliatespeedpay.com/MyAccount/HelpNL.aspx?c=help.fees

[bradz21]

I have never been a big fan of those type of places. Do a lot of affiliates use Affiliate Speedpay as a way to receive monthly affiliate payments? Any affiliates from the USA?
Thanks, any information would be appreciated.

Cheers,

Brad

[mojo]

I am in the usa and do not use asp. I find no need for it and the fees as matted pointed out.

[Skinski]

I started to get it, but after reading Matted post about the high fees they charge I changed my mind . Way too costly.

[universal4]

Has anyone you know of actually been charged the $6 monthly fee?

My account has been inactive for that amount of time and I have not seen the fee.

I have like $2 in there but am trying to decide whether I should close it or not.

If they try and charge me for closing it, they can keep the $2 and I would deny the charge at my bank if they attempted to ach the balance.

I had high hopes for ASP, but it hasn't gone anywhere in a long time.

Sadly, the reports that users are able to see are severly lacking also.

ASP never really got taken up by enough of the programs or it would likely be more valuable.

I think a few other of the privately labeled cards use the same bank and back-end...

Rick
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[universal4]

Interesting, right after posting the above I happened to log in to ASP and see they changed the terms.

Does anyone know what was changed?

Rick
Universal4

[robertmedl]

i use ASP for getting paid from one affiliate program (Commission Account). i have had an account with them for about six - nine months or so, and have never had a problem.

i've never been charged a monthly fee. i am charged $3 when i make an ATM withdrawal (in USD). i do not use it as a credit/debit card to make POS purchases.

overall, i'm happy with ASP.

[affiliatespeedpay]

I wanted to respond to the questions on this thread.

Firstly, we aim to process cards as quickly as possible, however please allow for up to two weeks due to international post.

Secondly, we always advise using passport as the primary method of ID, however in many counties you can also use drivers license. Please check first with our customer services team if in doubt.

regarding limits, you may spend up to $20,000 a day on your card,. $10,000 at ATM and up to $10,000 at POS (in store)

We aim to keep our fees to a minimum
-There is no load fee
-There is no monthly fee
-ATM fee is 0.6% (minimum $2.9%) as an example if you withdraw at the ATM $1,000 you will be charged $6.
-POS fee is only 75 cents regardless of the transaction size

our bank wire fee is $50 for SWIFTS of up to $9,999. (this is only if you want to wire to an external account)
The dormancy fee of $6 is ONLY charged on accounts that have remained inactive for a period of 6 months. As an example if you have used your card for a $1 transaction within a 6 month period you will not be charged a dormancy fee.<O</O

[AK]

i use ASP for getting paid from one affiliate program (Commission Account). i have had an account with them for about six - nine months or so, and have never had a problem.

i've never been charged a monthly fee. i am charged $3 when i make an ATM withdrawal (in USD). i do not use it as a credit/debit card to make POS purchases.

overall, i'm happy with ASP.

That's the organization that recommended me to them.

I have heard several companies say not to do business with them for numerous reasons however like to get everyone a fair handshake.

I have resent my identification 3 times now and they seem to offer me a new excuse daily. I have fully decided to close my account and have the funds transferred back to commissionaccount which commissionaccount said they will send an email and have done.

I would rather pay the extra taxes every year on this then have to deal with a bunch of knuckleheads.

They just lost out on a bunch of money daily from me.

[AK]

Interesting, right after posting the above I happened to log in to ASP and see they changed the terms.

Does anyone know what was changed?

Rick
Universal4

I also noticed this, I excepted the changes on terms expecting my account to be finally validated however was not. They have enough time to update there terms and conditions however not take care of there clients. "This is where my finger goes flipping them off"

[universal4]

I was surprised that ASP responded in this thread and yet did not touch on the points of terms changes if any.

Since there has been so few affiliate programs interested in utilizing ASP as a payment method (IMO) the value of this as a payment method has gone WAY down.

I would likely use ASP at most programs if they actually used it but since they don't it just makes more sense to use one of the other more common ewallets.

I have just started reaching the 6 month mark of inactivity so I now question the whole $6 month fee because if in fact I am now expected to
start paying for an ewallet that none of the programs seem to want to use...well...?

So that ASP understands, there was a thread concerning the use of ASP some months ago at a forum and I was one of the ones defending it's use and suggesting to others to possibly give them a chance, but it is turning out that there is less value for the ewallet...not based upon usability but based upon a lack of programs utilizing it.

Rick
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[robertmedl]

certainly, there are mixed reviews of ASP.... however, at least we were all civil about our opinions and experiences with them. that seems to be increasingly rare on the 'net these days. i think we've done a good job in giving future applicants additional information that they can use to make their own decision about whether or not to get an ASP account.

I was surprised that ASP responded in this thread and yet did not touch on the points of terms changes if any.

i, too, would have liked to have seen ASP address the issues r.e. the change in terms.

That's the organization that recommended me to them.

if six - nine months ago commission account had had any other payment option available to me besides ASP, i wouldn't have gotten an ASP account

[universal4]

Robert I actually got my ASP account specifically for Commission Account also.

But now that they also pay by UseMyWallet I think it is a better choice for me since other programs use that as well.

I know of very few who use ASP, although I had big hopes for them when they hit the market.

I also think that the reporting inside the account is horrible....or should I say almost non-existent? As an example, I can not pull up any history whatsoever....not even for credits/debits during this calandar year.

So I suggest that anyone planning on using it, be sure to keep your own spreasheets on activity.

Rick
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