so parang ang problema is hindi automated yung pasok ng mga codes sayo at kailangan pa imanual send ng coins.ph team para makuha mo yung mga codes? gusto ko sana itry na kahapon yang egivecash pero wala pa masyado good feedbacks kaya hindi ko muna ginamit baka ma stuck pera ko
Oo, supposedly my ma received tayong text from SC dba but ang nang yari is wala so I have to file a ticket. Wag ka lng masyado ma takot kasi good thing about it kahit hindi stable ma kukuha mo pa din naman yung pera.
So still not stable.
I don't know what benefits the sec bank will get from this kind of cash out method, I mean it's free unlike from other
method where we have to pay, especially the cebuana before where they increase the sending fee.
Security bank has been providing this service not just for coins.ph pero sa ibang members din and yung benefits? napaka simple lng coins are putting money into SC bank and usually dyan naman tlaga kumikita ang isang banko dba? pde kasi nila ipa utang iyong pera ng coins then they gain their interest plus the service fee na kinakaltas nila meron din yun and I'm sure na good amount of money parin yun for them
No idea between Coins.ph and Security Bank.
Pero Security Bank EgiveCash transaction does have fees. Like I said sagot ni Sender.
My another concern, why coins.ph Egivecash withdrawals lang may problema and not as a whole. EgiveCash is a long time service of Security Bank and marami na ang gumagamit nito bago pa sumikat si coins.ph. Pero wala pa ako naencounter na nagkaproblema sila sa withdrawals. And during the time na sira ang EgiveCash sa coins.ph, operational pa rin naman daw sya ayon mismo dun sa friend ko nagwowork sa Security Bank.*
Dahil mas mahaba yung process pag nag coins to sc ka. So basically the problem here is on the security bank's system sa coins.ph, What I mean is may ibang process na pag dadaanan after ng withdrawal from coins, unlike if mag withdraw ka directly from your SC bank account to egc
