Wouldn't it be nice if Fiverr would mail you a check with your earnings?

[labels4you]

Reply to @catsquirrel: not sure actually… I think so. but they have an office here in the US. But as for it’s origination or main office it could well be in Israel.

[Anna]

Reply to @writerlisaz:

I see I thought Fiverr takes an extra processing fee 😉

[cafemomo]

yes, and more payments methods whatsoever

[labels4you]

Thought I’d share that since I posted this thread I have 3 new orders!! YAY!!! :)) Guess my opinion wasn’t a good one but heyy it brought clients!! 🙂 Thanks guys!!!

[labels4you]

Reply to @cafemomo: I just think there should be other options. Not just Pay Pal… Everyone has different preferences. But for now we’ll stick with that 🙂

[kay2809]

Reply to @kjblynx: I have not used the direct transfer even once yet. The fees is around $5. But we do have paypal available for withdrawals. The problem is while transferring funds from bank/card to paypal. Which is a real pain for us.

[Anna]

Reply to @labels4you:



Cool at least you got something out of it LOL happy for you!!! Congrats

[Guest biggz27]

When you get that check you will need to cash it, and they will take a percentage, even the bank will take its percentage. You will be running around in circles. (time is money). You can’t hide from the bill collector lol

[philtabest]

The problem with using checks in business is it requires someone to right the cheque, then someone to administrate them which means 1) Checking the amount is correct 2) Updating the accounting software 3) Making sure it says only at the end of the amount. Then there would be the person who makes sure they’re delivered on time.



From there, there are quite a few things that could go wrong with cheques, they could go missing in the post, get lost at the bank or bounce. Then there is the price it costs to actually post the cheques.



A bank transfer on the other hand requires little to no process and if anything goes wrong it’s a hell of a lot easier to track.

[landongrace]

No… Then they could say “The Check’s in the Mail” 🙂

[drnunley]

Somehow paypal manages to send checks for a 1.50 fee. And they always arrive within a week. Checks would make sense for sellers who do a lot of business and want to limit those paypal fees with one monthly check.

[labels4you]

Reply to @annai80: haha right that’s what I said… Guess people were clicking on my name and figured… well we bashed her idea let’s give her some sales haha 🙂 Have a nice day annai80

[labels4you]

Reply to @biggz27: what bank are you going to that they charge a percentage? lol

[labels4you]

Reply to @drnunley: That’s what I’m thinking. And keep saying… like have three options… Pay Pal, Direct Deposit, or Checks… Everyone thinks differently so why not have options… But for now, I’m okay with PayPal. just thought that’s another option. I don’t mind PayPal but hey it’s something to talk about 🙂

[labels4you]

Did you guys notice that since I posted the thread I became level 1?? THANKS!!! To everyone 🙂

[labels4you]

Reply to @biggz27: Also, I use mobile banking. So if I have a check, all I do is snap a picture and bamm! It’s been deposited to my bank! So, nope, no running around in circles for me 🙂

But for the convos’ sake, that won’t be happening anytime soon. No checks, just Pay Pal but that’s ok 🙂

[mrproofreading]

Reply to @drnunley: Paypal fees are capped at $1 per withdrawal, as a maximum. If you withdraw to Paypal once a month, you only pay $1; however, if you withdraw using a cheque, you pay $1.50. So, you end up paying more AND waiting longer.