I can´t use Payoneer on Amazon, my debit card is rejected all the time, does anybody know why?
The cards Payoneer issue are prepaid card. So while they are supported by the majority of websites and stores, some merchants will only choose to support credit and/or debit cards.In regards to Amazon, as a consumer purchasing merchandise online I have not heard of anyone running into any issues using our cards. As an Amazon seller however, this is a completely different issue because you are not a consumer purchasing a product, but someone who is trying to set up shop to sell to others.So even though the prepaid card might be declined on the attempt, this would not be the core issue as in these types of cases the payment requirement may change depending on the company that is supplying the service.
Can I sell at eBay store using (Payoneer MasterCard) DEBIT card ?
Well its a MasterCard isn't it? So why wouldn't it work. Even if its a Payoneer MasterCard its a MAsterCard so yeah they will accept it.
Who knows about Payoneer?
Payoneer is a pre-paid reloadable MasterCard. Lots of companies, like Newcastle Building Society and O2, offer pre-paid payment cards. There is usually a fee that you pay when you load one of these cards with funds. Different brands of cards allow different organisations to load funds onto your card, such as credit unions, banks, supermarkets and even your mobile phone bill. Payoneer claims to specialise in loading payments from employers and affiliate marketing schemes.
Etsy not registring with payoneer debt card?
From the etsy HELP pages: "Can I use a debit card or PayPal to become an Etsy seller? To become a seller on Etsy, you need to provide a valid credit card. You can use a debit card if it has a credit card logo on it (for example: the card was issued by or is backed by a credit card company). Once you have successfully signed up as a seller, we will accept PayPal as a way to pay your bill, but at this time, you cannot register as a seller with PayPal only." http://www.etsy.com/help/article/135 Remember, etsy has an excellent HELP section to answer most of your questions - and a FORUM of users to answer the rest.