Hi everyone
I'm new to all of this and have only been on Adultwork for about 3 weeks now, as a couple. Search hardcorecouple18 if you're interested
I'm just posting to enquire about the withdrawing credits system put into place? I'm a tad confused as to which transfer method is best if i'm residing in the United Kingdom. And have[/size][/font] most of you had good experiences in receiving your transferred credits??
Many thanks, hope you all have a lovely night.
x Paris x
ESP Bank transfer is best, quick and free.
Adultwork is always on time with payments.
Welcome to the forums
ESP works for me best....
Saarh x x x
(05-02-2012, 00:05)wife4rent Wrote: [ -> ]ESP works for me best....
Saarh x x x
Can someone explain to me what ESP is and what it includes? Thanks, do you live in the UK? xxx
ESP is the European Standard Payment system but if you are in the UK there is an option to use a UK Bank to transfer credits as well
Log in to Adultwork and go to
http://www.adultwork.com/CreditsTransferRequest.asp
You can select from - Payoneer / UK Bank Account / European bank account / PayToo
Under each tab you will find more details about each service, you choose which best suits you
Sarah x x x
The UK bank option isnt available yet, currently the ESP transfer works best for people in the UK.
The details needed for an ESP transfer is;
Payee = Your Name as shown on your bank account
BIC: Bank Identification Code
IBAN: International Bank Account Number
Both the BIC and IBAN are shown on your statement or you can call the bank, they are a mix of your sort code, account number and some bank identifying codes.
(04-02-2012, 23:38)Admin Wrote: [ -> ]ESP Bank transfer is best, quick and free.
Adultwork is always on time with payments.
Welcome to the forums
Strictly speaking it's not free as AW always take a 30% cut of any credits you transfer. Plus you have to have at least 150 credits to be able to make any transfer.
Not sure how the ESP works with UK banks as it says ESP transfers are done in Euros meaning you may lose out on currency exchange rates and bank fees if the money is then converted back to £'s
I have mine sent to my Euro account so it works vevry well, spending money for when I am on holiday
Sarah x x x
So would it be better for me to just request a cheque?xxx
All payout methods have the 30% AW fee. But when it comes to payoneer, cheque, paytoo they have additional fee's. Where as Bank transfer doesnt.
AW payout in euro's but the exact £ value should appear in your bank. Your transfer page shows outgoing payments in £ so it should be easy to match it up and see if the bank charged.
On rare occasions the bank themselves may have a fee for accepting the transfer though. This is unknown until you get the payment. RBS group, hsbc dont from personal experience.
If the payment is large and you dont wish to risk a currency exchange fee then cheque will work as the fee for cashing them in is a flat rate. If its a small amount the flat rate may be more than the exchange rate fee (if any).