Streamate PAYMENTS...WHATS GOING ON?
I have been checking my STREAMATE PAYMENTS for several days now, and I am wondering what the heck is going on! I know it usually takes a few days to see the payment is being processed, but in my account NOTHING! Is this happening to anyone else? WHAT GIVES??? For over a few months now my pay has been a bit later then usual, for a while there I thought my checks were delayed due to holiday mail, but the holidays are long OVER! What the heck is going on?
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Yeah when I first joined I'd get my checks sent out maybe a day or two after the end of the pay period but now it's taking up to a week for them to even say they sent out the check.
I think it's in the contract that they have up to two weeks to pay you. If I knew from the start it would take that long that'd be fine but for me it's just taken longer and longer every time which makes me nervous.
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They don't usually post till thursday. When I first started my payment was posted early wednesday but now it's not till thursday. I still get paid on time so it's no big deal.
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I still get paid every wednesday. The payment always gets posted every wednesday for me and I receive the check in the mail every saturday. Unfortunately, the mail man brings me my checks on saturday the same time the banks close so I have to wait till Monday to cash it. Does anyone know about FED EXing the check? Its a $25 fee to fed ex the check, so does that mean I would get the check the next business day?
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ugh I know their terms say alot of things, but it seems the site can change their terms at any time when it suits them!
KUSH I have been getting checks just like you, and recently changed to payoneer...I HIGHLY SUGGEST THIS! Although payonner rates are high, you will have to pay a charge to receive fed ex anyways..and there is still a wait, it is just way less then ground mail. Why not just get payoneer and cash out ur money at an atm??? Much easier for me this way!
Tho payoneers rates are a bit high but it saves me time and money not having to deal with check cashing places and waiting on the mail! I just hope they do not fuck up like EPASS did! That was a major dillema and I cant help but to be paranoid that this can happen with any company LIKE epassporte.
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I wish they would set up direct deposit through payoneer. IMLIVE does that. They get the money to payoneer and then payo charges $3 for the direct deposit. It's for US banks account only though, but it worked with minimal fees and no lost checks.. You won't have a payoneer account though per say. I just would get an email from payonner saying I had a pending deposit. .
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Streamate offers i-payout, which does direct deposit even to foreign accounts (!!!), AND i-payout's fees are way better than payoneer's.
I highly recommend you use i-payout instead.
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Jessica1001
Streamate offers i-payout, which does direct deposit even to foreign accounts (!!!), AND i-payout's fees are way better than payoneer's.
I highly recommend you use i-payout instead.
Well it looks like they charge $5 to open it, then $2 a month for maintenance and then $3 for each direct deposit, so that's $14 a month in fees, which isn't THAT bad, but I'll stick to checks for now.
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Originally Posted by
Jessica1001
Streamate offers i-payout, which does direct deposit even to foreign accounts (!!!), AND i-payout's fees are way better than payoneer's.
I highly recommend you use i-payout instead.
If you sign up with i-payout does SM hold on to your wages until you get your card in the mail and get it activated?
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Nah, I don't even have a card but I use iPayout.
I'm actually thinking about getting a card.
From what I understand...
I buy the card 20.00 to activate.
1.00 to transfer money to the card
.50 cents for the card to receive money
1.50 to withdraw the money at the ATM, per withdrawal
2.00 average withdrawal fee at ATM
2.00 monthly maintenance e-wallet
2.00 monthly maintenance card
So that would be
12 dollars monthly fees (assuming I'm using streamate)
And then ATM fees, which if I make 500 per paycheck and use the ATM 3 times per week... 10.50 per week... which I wouldn't do.
Anyways.
That makes it a pretty cheap option for money on friday, if it loads onto the prepaid card immediately?
Does anyone know how fast you can load the money onto the card after receiving it in your e-wallet?
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Generally, I wait the... extra days. It seems like I get the payment on Wednesdays, mostly, now in my bank account.
So I pay 3 dollars to get paid 6 days after payday (I consider friday to be payday)
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Originally Posted by
cyberstripper
ugh I know their terms say alot of things, but it seems the site can change their terms at any time when it suits them!
KUSH I have been getting checks just like you, and recently changed to payoneer...I HIGHLY SUGGEST THIS! Although payonner rates are high, you will have to pay a charge to receive fed ex anyways..and there is still a wait, it is just way less then ground mail. Why not just get payoneer and cash out ur money at an atm??? Much easier for me this way!
Tho payoneers rates are a bit high but it saves me time and money not having to deal with check cashing places and waiting on the mail! I just hope they do not fuck up like EPASS did! That was a major dillema and I cant help but to be paranoid that this can happen with any company LIKE epassporte.
I don't want to fed-ex a check EVERY month. I am just behind on my bills and this month is a little shorter than average. I was hoping to get a check fed-exed just one time only. I would rather wait for a normal check in the mail then pay extra dollars for payoneer or i-payout. I just need my money for one week very quickly.