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Rubish and pointless site, they get paid for advertising the different exchange company's there's no one who can beat wise, yet they have them listed low down and expensive, obviously wise doesn't pay them enough, they do have an advertiser discloser, who reads those first, only reason I read it was because the ratings didn't add up or make sense.
Don't trust the scoring here. Just had a horrendous issue with PayPal today and began looking for alternatives. A Google Search for 'top paypal alternatives' came up with this site.
This site has PayPal #5 in a list and a scoring of 8.4/10. And while you can enter a review for the other providers in this list, you cannot leave a review for PayPal, who has a 1.3 rating on Trust Pilot.
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