In the context of universal computerization, the electronic payment system has become quite common. The most famous in Russia is WebMoney. Most Internet users use it. For the convenience of the owners of virtual wallets, it is possible to perform money transfers using SMS.
It is necessary
Phone, computer
Instructions
Step 1
With the help of your computer or laptop, establish a connection with the World Wide Web. Find the site of the special service WebMoney. In essence, the work of the site is similar to servicing a subscriber in a regular electronic exchange office. You can perform various operations in WebMoney (top up your account, pay for a purchase in an online store or take out car insurance) without leaving your home, just send an SMS to a specific number.
Step 2
On the site, select a country from the list provided, and then indicate the mobile operator whose services you use. Enter your phone number in the format +7 9XXXXXXXXX. Next, you will be sent a number to which you need to send SMS of certain content. Usually the text of the required message is indicated along with the number sent to you.
Step 3
Be extremely careful when typing the text of the SMS, as in case of an error, the software of the text message service may crash. If you sent the correct SMS, then expect a response command, usually containing a special code requested on this site. Your next message will contain this code and e-wallet number. Enter them one by one in the special fields on the service website. Usually, the procedure for exchanging SMS for electronic money occurs very quickly, delays in replenishing an account occur only due to imperfect work of mobile operators.
Step 4
Remember that according to the rules for using the service, the amount that can be transferred to WebMoney via SMS is limited and is no more than $ 20 per day. If there is a need to replenish a virtual wallet for a large amount, use alternative methods of crediting funds.
Step 5
Do not forget that the service necessarily charges a certain commission for the services of transferring funds to an electronic account, which is usually 1% of the payment amount.
