I suspect all of those companies are tied together... maybe not, but I suspect so.
Example: To get money into BTC-E you need to use Okay or Payeer or a select few others. But in order to get the money into those sites, sometimes you have to go through a 3rd party exchanger. By the time you've paid the 3% BTC-E fee, the exchanger 2% fee and the Okay Pay/Payeer/whatever fee, you're $20 short for every $100.
Topic: WHAT IS THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BTC-E AND INTERKASSA (Read 579 times)
I am very frustrated because I have tried to contact support about an issue of my money being held at liqpay for no reason only to be told by private bank that the money came from Interkassa whereas the money was transferred from BTC-E account. I contacted support of BTC-E to get clarity but support does not respond to tickets. can somebody help
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