We appreciate your support and we value all comments and feedback.

We certainly would love to get Clickbank on board!

We appreciate your support and we value all comments and feedback.

We certainly would love to get click bank on board!

I’m certainly not knocking your efforts – I’m just trying to put them in perspective.

For those of us who are savers, transferring to a bank account is better than the debit card option, though I acknowledge that this will appeal to spenders.

PayPal Europe are based in Luxembourg and are still registered with the FSA as per https://www.paypal.com/uk/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=p/gen/fsa-outside

I do wish you the best of success but as you say above, I think “ASP is more targeted at international Affiliates or international networks and programs that are currently not paying through BACS.” Get Clickbank on your side and you’re onto a winner!

I work for the ASP team.

Thanks for your comments.

I appreciate that BACS is best for you, however ASP is more targeted at international Affiliates or international networks and programs that are currently not paying through BACS.

Although Affiliate Speedpay appears similar to Paypal it has a major benefits, in that you do not have to transfer your money out (as you do with Paypal). with the ASP Visa card you are can withdraw your funds as soon as it arrives or use it to pay for online advertising or even in the pub.

Also Affiliate Speedpay is not an e-wallet instead it offers affiliates an account at a International Bank based in Europe and therefore is highly regulated under EU banking laws.

Hope this helps.

Please let me know if you have any more questions.

Thanks

Richard

Yes, I acknowledge that there’s a speed difference but I would rather sacrifice a few days using BACS than a few more using this system (I wouldn’t use the Visa card).

This page – https://www.affiliatespeedpay.com/MyAccount/HelpNL.aspx?c=help.fees – is interesting as it lists the fees. Apparently it’ll cost around £8 to transfer money between this and your bank account. Ouch.

Also, I can’t find any FSA information which means this is a highly risky website as there’s no FSA approval. Essentially this site is like PayPal, the only difference being that PayPal have FSA backing.