Converting Moneybookers to Paypal

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You won't find any official service that can do this for you, best move is to ask someone with a paypal and moneybookers account if the person will help you do the exchange for you.
 
You won't find any official source for this, as mentioned, however I have seen some services doing this, will digg around and get back to you with a link.
 
I've not heard of such facilities and if there is any, I would be dubious about their services. To solve your problem though, I suggest you register and verify a paypal account then start receiving funds with it. Then use your moneybookers account to make payments. In time, you'll zero out hte mooneybookers account and have funds at PayPal.
 
gwenpinay said:
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I've not heard of such facilities and if there is any, I would be dubious about their services. To solve your problem though, I suggest you register and verify a paypal account then start receiving funds with it. Then use your moneybookers account to make payments. In time, you'll zero out hte mooneybookers account and have funds at PayPal.
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Thats a nice one, thanks!

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There are no such services that will allow you to transfer your money from Moneybooker to PayPal. Your best bet is to find someone through forums that you can do transaction with.
 
gwenpinay said:
gwenpinay said:
I've not heard of such facilities and if there is any, I would be dubious about their services. To solve your problem though, I suggest you register and verify a paypal account then start receiving funds with it. Then use your moneybookers account to make payments. In time, you'll zero out hte mooneybookers account and have funds at PayPal.
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Actually this is the best advice you can get. I have pondered myself how to resolve a similar situation. At the end you don't have any other solution, unless PayPal and Moneybookers start to cooperate, which in my opinion is not going to happen in the near future.
 
I have never heard about any such facility available on the internet. As they are market competitors, I don't think they will allow any such facility in the near future from their sites. Its a good idea to stick with just one of them as both of them are equally good.

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The only thing I have heard of is that some casinos allow you to pay them from moneybookers and you can cash back to your paypal account.


But this information was given to me in 2006, so I really do not know if this is still working.
 
They aren't many exchange sites for Moneybookers to Paypal available on the Internet.


Even if you find one, you should be careful about the legitimacy of such websites. They may be a scam designed to take money from you without giving it back.
 
wildy said:
wildy said:
The only thing I have heard of is that some casinos allow you to pay them from moneybookers and you can cash back to your paypal account.
But this information was given to me in 2006, so I really do not know if this is still working.
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This sounds plausible. If a merchant accepts both payment facilities and gives you both options for payouts, you can pay with MB and be paid with PP.
 
There's one solution that might work: request a Moneybookers debit card and use it to upload funds to Paypal. The only thing is the card has daily limits on outgoing transfers (for personal accounts)
 
You won't be able to convert it directly from Moneybookers to Paypal. You will have to withdraw that first to your bank account before transferring it to your paypal. I know it's a hassle but it is what it is.
 
I don't think is going to work any longer Jpay. There have been so many changes with all these payment processors since 2013 that you will have to find alternative ways to get your account verified. Or you simply use some of the other payment processors out there and which are still in 2016 stable to work with 😉

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