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Translatorpay publishes recommendation Thread poster: traductorchile
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Thayenga 
Germany
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traductorchile wrote: 1st reference from a proz.com translator that recommends translatorpay and published by translatorpay. One swallow doesn't make a summer, but who knows.... TraductorChile http://www.sinclavos.cl
There always must be a "first one" in anything. In time we will learn whether TP is keeping its promises.
Thank you for posting. :9
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Nikita Kobrin
Lithuania
Local time: 03:05
Member (2010)
English to Russian
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| For Lithuania this system so far is useless | May 12, 2013 |
I have discovered that for some reason Lithuania is not among the countries supported by TranslatorPay. So for my country this system so far is useless unfortunately.
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traductorchile
Chile
Local time: 20:05
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TOPIC STARTER | Translatorpay | May 13, 2013 |
Nikita Kobrin wrote: I have discovered that for some reason Lithuania is not among the countries supported by TranslatorPay. So for my country this system so far is useless unfortunately.
Have you asked them why not, when and if, they'll include your country?
TraductorChile
www.sinclavos.cl
[Edited at 2013-05-13 14:22 GMT]
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Nikita Kobrin
Lithuania
Local time: 03:05
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| They haven't replied | May 13, 2013 |
traductorchile wrote:
Have you asked them why not, when and if, they'll include your country?
Yes, but they haven't replied anything to my inquiry. Two months passed since it was sent.
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Sarah McDowell
Canada
Local time: 19:05
Member (2012)
Russian to English
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| Translator Pay | May 13, 2013 |
Does anyone know if this works for Russia? It sounds like an interesting option.
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traductorchile
Chile
Local time: 20:05
English to Spanish
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TOPIC STARTER | Not a good sign | May 13, 2013 |
Nikita Kobrin wrote: Yes, but they haven't replied anything to my inquiry. Two months passed since it was sent.
Clearly that is not a good sign, because:
- Good support is essential when you are starting a business and trying to capture clients/users.
- The only favourable recommendation from a translator till now, somehow, seems to have been organised by translatorpay themselves. Although that might not be a deal breaker, it shows the wheel hasn't turned much yet.
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| Only as a destination | May 13, 2013 |
Sarah McDowell wrote:
Does anyone know if this works for Russia? It sounds like an interesting option.
They claim to support Russia as a destination (and you, I guess, are interested in the opposite direction). But even for that, you cannot receive RUR, only USD. So much for "get paid in your local currency".
Also, I cannot enter my bank name on their site. It's kinda there in the list, but misspelled, and produces an error when selected. Granted, my bank is not the largest one, but this shouldn't happen.
Still, I'm willing to try this payment system.
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PaulEdgar
New Zealand
Local time: 12:05
Russian to English
| Translator Pay transfers into Lithuania | May 15, 2013 |
Nikita Kobrin wrote: traductorchile wrote:
Have you asked them why not, when and if, they'll include your country? Yes, but they haven't replied anything to my inquiry. Two months passed since it was sent.
Hi Nikita,
I chased up Translator Pay about your enquiry. It was indeed missed - and we are very sorry about that. Transfers into Lithuania should be available from sometime next week. Neil Hamlin, Translator Pay's CEO, has promised to write to you via email and let you know as soon as the service is up and running in Lithuania.
We are really sorry about missing your enquiry.
Best wishes
Paul Sulzberger
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traductorchile
Chile
Local time: 20:05
English to Spanish
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TOPIC STARTER
I'll be dammned, this thread might even be useful for someone!
Nikita, hopefully you'll eventually come back and tell us how everything went.
Good luck.
TraductorChile
www.sinclavos.cl
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| TP fixed the problem with my bank details | May 15, 2013 |
Artem Vakhitov wrote:
Also, I cannot enter my bank name on their site. It's kinda there in the list, but misspelled, and produces an error when selected. Granted, my bank is not the largest one, but this shouldn't happen.
Today TranslatorPay fixed my problem with entering bank details. Looks encouraging so far.
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traductorchile
Chile
Local time: 20:05
English to Spanish
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TOPIC STARTER | Russian progress | May 16, 2013 |
Thanks Artem for your feedback.
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Nikita Kobrin
Lithuania
Local time: 03:05
Member (2010)
English to Russian
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| I'm glad to hear that | May 17, 2013 |
PaulEdgar wrote:
Transfers into Lithuania should be available from sometime next week. Neil Hamlin, Translator Pay's CEO, has promised to write to you via email and let you know as soon as the service is up and running in Lithuania.
Thanks, Paul! I'm glad to hear that and will be happy to register and try the system as soon as it is available in Lithuania
traductorchile wrote:
Nikita, hopefully you'll eventually come back and tell us how everything went.
Sure!
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| Good experiences with TP for a few months now | May 19, 2013 |
I've been using Translator Pay pretty much since it started, and most of my foreign clients have seen the benefit to them of paying no bank fees, and have made the switch accordingly. I'm now in my third or fourth month of billing using TP and all has gone pretty smoothly so far. I've always grouped my month's bills into a single statement at month-end to allow clients to make a single payment transfer, which is usually over the €250 threshold, so no charges are incurred at either end.
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traductorchile
Chile
Local time: 20:05
English to Spanish
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TOPIC STARTER
Martin,
Can you tell us from where you are billing from and from what countries your clients are from?
Richard Pérez
www.sinclavos.cl
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