Alertpay is a payment service which is free to join and operated entirely online. The AlertPay system allows their registered users to send and receive payments through use of the Internet. Based out of Canada, AlertPay was created in 2005, on June 19th. A few people have alleged that AlertPay is a rip-off or an accomplice to people running scams, but this could not possibly be further from the truth. Like any other bank, credit union, or online payment system, AlertPay simply facilitates the holding, transfer, and processing of payments by their members. They’re not at all responsible for the mistakes or vile decisions made by businessmen or con-men who use the AlertPay platform to transfer their money. The idea is strikingly similar to if someone caught a drug dealer using a Chevy vehicle, so you accused Chevy of aiding someone in someone smuggling drugs. There is simply no accounting for the people or the businesses who utilize Chevy trucks (or AlertPay) will use them for the legitimate and just purposes they are intended for.

As registered members of AlertPay, clients are able to send payment to, or receive payment from, any other registered AlertPay member quite easily. The money is sent or received instantly and immediately followed up with confirmation emails that are designed to make the process secure. If you need to send a payment to any non-member, simply send it to them and they’ll receive a notification email informing them that they’ve received a payment via AlertPay. They will then be asked to complete the simple and free registration process in order to access their money. You’re also able to easily withdraw your money from the AlertPay account in a variety of ways, including checks, bank transfers, and e-gold.

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