#xoom remit

In a recent announcement made last week, Xoom has finally ceased accepting Paypal-funded transactions to the Philippines. Xoom did not clarify why it has stopped supporting Paypal as source of funds for transfer. It has, however, indicated that Xoom money transfers are still supported using a United States bank account, debit card or credit card. Before Paypal officially supported bank withdrawals in the Philippines, Xoom was the easiest and most effective way of getting funds from Paypal accounts. Update: According to the comments left below by Xoom CSR and the discussion in the Xoom blog, remittances to the Philippines will only be accepted by Xoom using a US-based payment source. As a likely response to the international disputes, Maya has introduced a new feature for users' families receiving remittances from the Middle East. Maya users who receive remittances from the following countries may receive rebate incentives: Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Israel, Lebanon and Jordan. Once the remittances are received, local users will also get an invitation to join Maya XP within a few days. Read more in our articles including "Xoom ends money remittance via Paypal" and "Google Year in Search 2025 for Philippines revealed".