oDesk offers a variety of options on how to withdraw
your earnings. PayPal, Local Fund Transfer
(LFT), Moneybookers, and Payoneer are just a few of the methods on how to do
it. Of all these mentioned, we should think about which is the most convenient
for us and which works best considering the withdrawal fee for each method. If
you’re a Virtual Assistant working here in the country, withdrawing your
earnings via PayPal and Local Fund Transfer (LFT) are the best option. So let's talk about these two since we're Pinoy's working in oDesk.
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Let’s start with PayPal.
PayPal has been in business
for a long time now. And with their proven security features and reliability,
they prove that they are still one of the best options when it comes to online
money transactions. Regardless of where you are located in the world, you can set-up PayPal
easily and use it in withdrawing your earnings using a credit card or debit
card. You simply link your credit/debit card account to it and start turning
your earnings into cash.
And if you’re residing here in
the country and don’t have a credit/debit card, no need for you to worry. You
can open an
EON Unionbank account. It’s the best alternative for those who don’t
have a credit/debit card.
Here’s a step-by-step guide
on how to withdraw your earnings in oDesk using PayPal:
1. Log-in to your oDesk
account
2. On your homepage, click
on Wallet” tab
3. Then click on “Withdraw”
tab
5. Choose an amount (Take
note of the $1 withdrawal fee)
6. Then click on “Withdraw”
button
7. Now login to your PayPal
account
8. On your homepage, under “My
Account” tab, click on “Withdraw” tab
9. Then click on “Withdraw Funds to your bank
account”
10. Fill in the information required, click “Continue”
and you’re done!
You just have to wait for
2-4 business days before the funds reflect on your local bank account.
Next time, I will be introducing to you in oDesk’s
Local Fund Transfer which is the most popular withdrawal method in the
Philippines. Watch out for that in my next post. So be sure to subscribe
by providing your email address at the top right corner of this page.
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