Thingywhatsit Admin
Number of posts : 5842 Age : 72 Registration date : 2006-02-12
| Subject: CASH PAYMENTS. Sun 02 Jul 2006, 19:25 | |
| I have never had a cash payment and have always taken the vouchers but am tempted this time to ask for a payment. Can anyone tell me how long this takes and if anything is still deducted for site admin or whatever ? | |
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steerpyke
Number of posts : 1099 Age : 58 Location : The Kingdom of Wessex Registration date : 2006-03-05
| Subject: Re: CASH PAYMENTS. Sun 02 Jul 2006, 19:43 | |
| I normally get the cheque about two weeks after hitting the payment button. | |
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Thingywhatsit Admin
Number of posts : 5842 Age : 72 Registration date : 2006-02-12
| Subject: Re: CASH PAYMENTS. Sun 02 Jul 2006, 19:46 | |
| But is there a financial penalty for choosing money over vouchers ? | |
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lisa2062
Number of posts : 2129 Age : 41 Location : Dorset Registration date : 2006-03-17
| Subject: Re: CASH PAYMENTS. Sun 02 Jul 2006, 20:21 | |
| Well on their site it says that cheques take about 10 days to be delivered. Also there is a £5 handling charge for all £50 withdrawals, but no charge for £100 withdrawals. Lisa x | |
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Louise90
Number of posts : 411 Location : Norfolk, England Registration date : 2006-02-13
| Subject: Re: CASH PAYMENTS. Tue 04 Jul 2006, 01:08 | |
| I've only opted for the vouchers once, and go for the money. I did, however, have a very long break from Dooyoo - about a year or so! But now I've started writing there again, am nearly up to my £50 withdrawl (including the £5 handling fee!).
Louise | |
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helencbradshaw
Number of posts : 1982 Age : 56 Location : Here, There and Everywhere, but usually in a hotel somewhere Registration date : 2006-03-18
| Subject: Re: CASH PAYMENTS. Wed 05 Jul 2006, 00:08 | |
| Someone who runs a site like this got one in about 3-4 days last week (a cheque that is)
I got a voucher in about the same time.
I always get vouchers. There's always something to be purchased at Amazon. | |
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helencbradshaw
Number of posts : 1982 Age : 56 Location : Here, There and Everywhere, but usually in a hotel somewhere Registration date : 2006-03-18
| Subject: Re: CASH PAYMENTS. Wed 05 Jul 2006, 00:10 | |
| Actually you don't have a penalty for vouchers at all, even for a £10 (it used to be 22500 points for a £20 voucher, but that has gone now if I am not mistaken) so this is a situation where Cash is definitely not King. | |
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