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Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by olabrad: 10:31pm On Apr 05
Dear publishers, I can create quality ebooks for your Amazon publishing.
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by Makavelli001: 7:29pm On Apr 06
Dear colleagues


Has anyone received royalty from publish drive beforehuh?

Please some one should guide me on how to navigate their payment/Tax form

Pls......
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by Makavelli001: 10:58pm On May 31
Can wise account be use to receive royalty in Nigeria
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by RosyIsBlessed:
Makavelli001:
Can wise account be use to receive royalty in Nigeria
U can now use your Nigerian Bank account. Amazon is trying to scrap all third party payment platforms not registered including Grey. I can no longer use my Grey account
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by SuperOnyi: 7:45am On Jun 19
RosyIsBlessed:
U can now use your Nigerian Bank account. Amazon is trying to scrap all third party payment platforms including Grey. I can no longer use my Grey account
shocked


Domiciliary account? Have you tried it?
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by RosyIsBlessed: 9:05am On Jun 19
SuperOnyi:
shocked


Domiciliary account? Have you tried it?
Yeah, they sent me an email to that effect. I've submitted my Nigerian Bank details, it's still undergoing verification though. I'll update when it's verified.
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by Makavelli001: 10:59pm On Jun 23
RosyIsBlessed:
U can now use your Nigerian Bank account. Amazon is trying to scrap all third party payment platforms including Grey. I can no longer use my Grey account
But Nigeria bank account is not among the list of banks they accept
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by RosyIsBlessed:
Makavelli001:
But Nigeria bank account is not among the list of banks they accept
Not anymore. I just linked my Nigerian naira bank account and it was verified by them and approved. I'm no longer using Grey. They are now rejecting Grey and the likes.

You can also use your Nigerian Dom account
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by cheehummer(f): 3:22pm On Jun 24
RosyIsBlessed:
Not anymore. I just linked my Nigerian naira bank account and it was verified by them and approved. I'm no longer using Grey. They are now rejecting Grey and the likes.

You can also use your Nigerian Dom account
You mean you can link your Nigerian u.s dom account directly to kdp? No need for grey and the likes?
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by Crayfish09: 7:36pm On Jul 03
RosyIsBlessed:
Not anymore. I just linked my Nigerian naira bank account and it was verified by them and approved. I'm no longer using Grey. They are now rejecting Grey and the likes.

You can also use your Nigerian Dom account
Hi. Please did you eventually receive your royalties? Kdp has rejected my usepafet and I don't know what else to do
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by RosyIsBlessed:
Crayfish09:
Hi. Please did you eventually receive your royalties? Kdp has rejected my usepafet and I don't know what else to do
Not yet. I didn't make much sales in April to be paid in June so it's a carryover to the following month. But my Nigerian Bank account has been verified and approved.
They are trying to squash all third party payment platforms not registered. Platforms like Grey have been outrightly rejected

Modified: if you don't update your account details fast , it delays the visibility of your books. Everything including sales is put to a halt till you update your bank details. I was no longer making sales as usual at a point, then I checked my account and discovered the bank account update request, after I updated and it was verified, I made some sales after some days. So the sooner you update the better
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by dreamxhaser: 9:06am On Jul 04
RosyIsBlessed:
Not yet. I didn't make much sales in April to be paid in June so it's a carryover to the following month. But my Nigerian Bank account has been verified and approved.
They are trying to squash all third party payment platforms not registered. Platforms like Grey have been outrightly rejected

Modified: if you don't update your account details fast , it delays the visibility of your books. Everything including sales is put to a halt till you update your bank details. I was no longer making sales as usual at a point, then I checked my account and discovered the bank account update request, after I updated and it was verified, I made some sales after some days. So the sooner you update the better
Are you sure about that? If you means of receiving royalties is EFT transfers like payoneer and the likes, you should be able to receive even a $2 royalty.
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by RosyIsBlessed: 9:15am On Jul 04
dreamxhaser:
Are you sure about that? If you means of receiving royalties is EFT transfers like payoneer and the likes, you should be able to receive even a $2 royalty.
I am not indebted to prove anything to you to satisfy your doubting mind, do I? which one be are you sure about that? 🤔
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by dreamxhaser: 10:13am On Jul 04
RosyIsBlessed:
I am not indebted to prove anything to you to satisfy your doubting mind, do I? which one be are you sure about that? 🤔
I didn’t mean it in a rude way. But sorry if you find it offensive.

I am just trying to let you know that amazon sends payment as little as $2 through EFTs which includes the likes of payoneer and other ACH transfers. That’s why i asked if you are sure about it so that you can go and reconfirm/recheck your banking system.

Anyways peace ✌️
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by Crayfish09: 12:09pm On Jul 04
RosyIsBlessed:
Not yet. I didn't make much sales in April to be paid in June so it's a carryover to the following month. But my Nigerian Bank account has been verified and approved.
They are trying to squash all third party payment platforms not registered. Platforms like Grey have been outrightly rejected

Modified: if you don't update your account details fast , it delays the visibility of your books. Everything including sales is put to a halt till you update your bank details. I was no longer making sales as usual at a point, then I checked my account and discovered the bank account update request, after I updated and it was verified, I made some sales after some days. So the sooner you update the better
Thanks. I tried using usepafet and I did receive royalties from some marketplaces but they eventually rejected it and barred me from publishing new titles. Right now I'm thinking of going back to Payoneer, which is also a third party site. Do you think it would work or should I just use a Nigerian bank like you did?
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by RosyIsBlessed: 4:11pm On Jul 04
dreamxhaser:
I didn’t mean it in a rude way. But sorry if you find it offensive.

I am just trying to let you know that amazon sends payment as little as $2 through EFTs which includes the likes of payoneer and other ACH transfers. That’s why i asked if you are sure about it so that you can go and reconfirm/recheck your banking system.

Anyways peace ✌️
Go back to read their new policies.
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by RosyIsBlessed: 4:20pm On Jul 04
Crayfish09:
Thanks. I tried using usepafet and I did receive royalties from some marketplaces but they eventually rejected it and barred me from publishing new titles. Right now I'm thinking of going back to Payoneer, which is also a third party site. Do you think it would work or should I just use a Nigerian bank like you did?
I've not yet confirmed if Payoneer is acceptable, but what I was told is that they are no longer accepting unregistered third party payment platforms, which Grey that I was using is one. Personally I don't like Payoneer, so I didn't bother. They have a long list of what they accept, go check through if Payoneer is one.

I asked further and was told I can submit my Nigerian Bank details which I did and it was verified.
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by RosyIsBlessed: 4:24pm On Jul 04
Crayfish09:
Thanks. I tried using usepafet and I did receive royalties from some marketplaces but they eventually rejected it and barred me from publishing new titles. Right now I'm thinking of going back to Payoneer, which is also a third party site. Do you think it would work or should I just use a Nigerian bank like you did?
As far as your bank details has not been updated you can't publish new titles and make sales.

I wasn't making sales as well until my bank details were verified.
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by dreamxhaser: 11:20am On Jul 05
RosyIsBlessed:
Go back to read their new policies.
First of all, I don’t even know why you are acting all angry. I had to show three different people what I typed in the first mention just to confirm that I wasn’t overreacting, and they all said there was nothing rude in what I typed. So, I am sure anyone in this group can see that too.

Secondly, nothing has changed in the policies… they still send royalties of less than $100 through ACH transfers, which Payoneer and other payment platforms are a part of.

The only thing is you are using a Nigerian bank which uses wire transfers instead of EFTs. That’s the reason why your royalties had to reach $100 before they could send it.

This has always been the rule, there isn’t any new policies regarding it.

The simplest thing to do was clarify and explain it for everyone here that Nigerian banks (which you use) uses wire transfers, and if i was wrong i would have taken correction. Besides that the whole point of this group. Unless you didn’t know that most ACH banks and Nigerian banks use different transfer methods as far as Amazon KDP is concerned.

We are all here to learn… I am still learning, and I am sure most of us here are learning too. In fact most of us don’t know up to 30% of this business when compared to alot of mentors in this group. But the little we know, we share within ourselves.

The way you behaved now, if someone sees you doing the wrong thing, he or she will just lock up.
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by RosyIsBlessed: 9:53pm On Jul 05
dreamxhaser:
First of all, I don’t even know why you are acting all angry. I had to show three different people what I typed in the first mention just to confirm that I wasn’t overreacting, and they all said there was nothing rude in what I typed. So, I am sure anyone in this group can see that too.

Secondly, nothing has changed in the policies… they still send royalties of less than $100 through ACH transfers, which Payoneer and other payment platforms are a part of.

The only thing is you are using a Nigerian bank which uses wire transfers instead of EFTs. That’s the reason why your royalties had to reach $100 before they could send it.

This has always been the rule, there isn’t any new policies regarding it.

The simplest thing to do was clarify and explain it for everyone here that Nigerian banks (which you use) uses wire transfers, and if i was wrong i would have taken correction. Besides that the whole point of this group. Unless you didn’t know that most ACH banks and Nigerian banks use different transfer methods as far as Amazon KDP is concerned.

We are all here to learn… I am still learning, and I am sure most of us here are learning too. In fact most of us don’t know up to 30% of this business when compared to alot of mentors in this group. But the little we know, we share within ourselves.

The way you behaved now, if someone sees you doing the wrong thing, he or she will just lock up.
The opinion of whoever you showed whatever doesn't count one bit. That said, if nothing changed according to you,
1. why are they now refusing payment platforms like Grey and the likes? Same platform I was regularly paid through? I don even use am buy one bag of rice and beans.
2. Why were they not accepting Nigerian bank account before now until recently? Many more questions but I'll stop here.

When did I mention Payoneer was scrapped?

As for the remaining long note, I don't have the time to read them.

Lastly, which wrong thing am I doing? That Amazon sent me an email requesting I change my payment platform (Grey) as they are no longer accepting them and was told I can use my Nigerian Bank account, which I did and it was verified and I shared same info here?

Learn to read to understand!!!
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by dreamxhaser: 11:10pm On Jul 05
RosyIsBlessed:
The opinion of whoever you showed whatever doesn't count one bit. That said, if nothing changed according to you,
1. why are they now refusing payment platforms like Grey and the likes? Same platform I was regularly paid through? I don even use am buy one bag of rice and beans.
2. Why were they not accepting Nigerian bank account before now until recently? Many more questions but I'll stop here.

When did I mention Payoneer was scrapped?

As for the remaining long note, I don't have the time to read them.

Lastly, which wrong thing am I doing? That Amazon sent me an email requesting I change my payment platform (Grey) as they are no longer accepting them and was told I can use my Nigerian Bank account, which I did and it was verified and I shared same info here?

Learn to read to understand!!!
Omo! You have understanding issues… no wonder you picked offense because i asked you a harmless question the first time.

We are talking about royalty limits here which brings us to EFT vs Wire. You are bringing up the banks amazon stopped accepting and banks they started accepting.

EFT receives royalties of less than $100 while wire doesn’t. It has always been like that and no policy has changed.

The first time, you mentioned having to wait till the royalties Reached $100. We have all been using EFTs here so one would assume Nigerian bank was EFTs too. The simple thing you should have done was tell me Nigerian banks use wire not EFTs and that’s it, but instead you picked offense because i asked “are you sure about that?” Even president trump no get pride reach you.

We talking about royalties limit you bringing story of how they started accepting Nigerian banks and stopped accepting the likes of grey.

Simple thing you should have done is clarify that Nigerian banks use wire transfers simple as that. I bet you thought they stopped sending royalties of less than $100 generally without knowing there is a difference between EFTs and Wire.

Also where did i claim you said payoneer was scrapped? Where? Oga calm down, drop emotions, and understand things. You must be a very hot tempered person in real life.

I for type some kind words but out of respect for people i hold with high esteem in this group, i will keep calm, lock up, and face front without quoting you again.

Good luck.
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by Krak(m): 4:54pm On Jul 08
dreamxhaser:
Omo! You have understanding issues… no wonder you picked offense because i asked you a harmless question the first time.

We are talking about royalty limits here which brings us to EFT vs Wire. You are bringing up the banks amazon stopped accepting and banks they started accepting.

EFT receives royalties of less than $100 while wire doesn’t. It has always been like that and no policy has changed.

The first time, you mentioned having to wait till the royalties Reached $100. We have all been using EFTs here so one would assume Nigerian bank was EFTs too. The simple thing you should have done was tell me Nigerian banks use wire not EFTs and that’s it, but instead you picked offense because i asked “are you sure about that?” Even president trump no get pride reach you.

We talking about royalties limit you bringing story of how they started accepting Nigerian banks and stopped accepting the likes of grey.

Simple thing you should have done is clarify that Nigerian banks use wire transfers simple as that. I bet you thought they stopped sending royalties of less than $100 generally without knowing there is a difference between EFTs and Wire.

Also where did i claim you said payoneer was scrapped? Where? Oga calm down, drop emotions, and understand things. You must be a very hot tempered person in real life.

I for type some kind words but out of respect for people i hold with high esteem in this group, i will keep calm, lock up, and face front without quoting you again.

Good luck.
Amazon KDP policy has actually changed. They are no longer accepting most of the third party payment again, including Grey, Raenest, etc. But they are still accepting Payoneer and others, there is a list on their website.

If you are using grey or Raenest to receive your royalty, check inside your account, you will see a message notifying you that you will not be able to use it as from August 1st.

Meanwhile, your explanation about ETF and ACH might be correct.
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by dreamxhaser: 2:45pm On Jul 10
Krak:
Amazon KDP policy has actually changed. They are no longer accepting most of the third party payment again, including Grey, Raenest, etc. But they are still accepting Payoneer and others, there is a list on their website.

If you are using grey or Raenest to receive your royalty, check inside your account, you will see a message notifying you that you will not be able to use it as from August 1st.

Meanwhile, your explanation about ETF and ACH might be correct.
Yeah! You are right, personally last month I changed my bank from raenest to payoneer because the new bank raenest is using isn’t accepted by Amazon.

I was just focused on the transcripts limits he mentioned…but he picked offense.
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by cheehummer(f): 7:29pm On Jul 10
I haven’t been checking my emails and almost missed this update. I was very comfortable with grey and now it’s back to Payoneer
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by cheehummer(f): 3:28am On Jul 11
RosyIsBlessed:
Not anymore. I just linked my Nigerian naira bank account and it was verified by them and approved. I'm no longer using Grey. They are now rejecting Grey and the likes.

You can also use your Nigerian Dom account
Did you successfully link your Nigerian Dom account? Thought it had to be ngn?
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by silvoice(m): 10:46am On Jul 13
Publishing assistance available,
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by itzzkhaliii(m): 5:59pm On Jul 23
SuperOnyi:
shocked


My data was low so I decided to do other things, although I noticed your post in the Kdp group was blocked by the bot. Honestly I literally came to Nairaland to mention you to repost it again and then I saw your mention 🙏🏽.
Thank you for this privilege, boss.

As for me, I think the second voice has a great voice that keeps you willing to keep listening. The first British voice is calm but doesn't have that fire.
please link to the Kdp group?
Re: Making Regular Income Publishing Amazon Kindle Ebooks by jerlady(f): 12:08pm On Oct 27
which naira bank account did you use?

RosyIsBlessed:
Not anymore. I just linked my Nigerian naira bank account and it was verified by them and approved. I'm no longer using Grey. They are now rejecting Grey and the likes.

You can also use your Nigerian Dom account
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