Liberty Reserve closed

The founder of Liberty Reserve, a digital currency that has evolved as perhaps the most popular form of payment in the cybercrime underground, was reportedly arrested in Spain in the middle of May 2013 on suspicion of money laundering. And the domain libertyreserve.com has been seized so when people access that domain, it show the picture as below:


The effect of this event make every people use the Liberty Reserve currency lost many money (especially the virtual currency exchanger). Some people lost over $1000, and some lost only $1 or less. Many sites use Liberty Reserve has refund their customers/members, and that may cause the site's business DOWN.

Why do people use Liberty Reserve? Because Liberty Reserve has about 3 security layer(password, PIN, key) and it hiding the user in transaction (user is in the ANONYMOUS state) so Liberty Reserve is a PERFECT place for people to make a transaction (and especially for hacker, they can laundering the money without being detected), and it never LIMIT the account like PAYPAL.

So, that's why Liberty Reserve was closed. Hope Paypal and other online currency don't have the same fate....

Read more

How to Verify a PayPal Account

Instructions

Things You'll Need

• Bank account information
• PayPal account

Read more

How to verify Alertpay account and withdraw money

Now I have been asked this question like hundreds of time: “How to verify and withdraw money from Alertpay?” and everytime I have rejected that question as I have no idea what AlertPay is? So this time I went deep down searching for the answer.
AlertPay is an online payment solution just like PayPal. So the solution on how to verify and withdraw money from alertpay. I went to their site and registered for a new account. Then I got a notification that my account is not verified.

Read more

How To Create AlertPay Account

AlertPay is an electronic wallet (e-wallet) payment system founded in 2004, allows any business or consumer to send and receive internet payments securely, quickly and cost-effectively using just an email address, thereby avoiding traditional methods such as checks or bank transfers. With its office headquarters in Montreal, Canada, AlertPay is available to users all around world.

AlertPay works the same way as PayPal, but support more countries and have lower transaction rates compared to PayPal.
At any time you can then ask to withdraw your money earned and saved in your AlertPay account to your bank account (in your country), a process that takes the maximum of 5 days.

How to Open a Free AlertPay Account

Read more

Setting Up Your PayPal Account and Profile

You start setting up your PayPal profile during the process of registering for a PayPal account. Open up your browser and type www.paypal.com into the Address Bar. The PayPal home page has multiple links that let you sign up for your free account. You can find one Sign Up link in the upper-right corner of the screen, and the other can be found in the middle of the screen.

Opening a Personal account

You can open a Personal account in just a few steps; the entire process doesn't usually take more than five minutes. Here's how:

Read more