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Originally Posted by Jollyjoe
Yes Roman, Initially when the company was bought I was the sole owner, however, shares have been issued to investors since that point in time.
I personally think you have way too much time on your hands Roman and playing symantics with words is something I don't have time for.
If you have an interest to know our history and how we came to be, you can email [email protected], and I'm sure someone will be able answer all your questions. |
OK.. Read enough.
Jollyjoe, one hoss that is not going to run is vague garbage from anyone who handles the funds of others. That day has gone.
Either you operate in this market in a legitimate and transparent manner or find a job elsewhere.
It may be a clue to state on your website/s exactly what your physical addresses are, what legal jurisdictions your clients are signing up under, and quit avoiding the issue by using mailing or registered agent addresses. Does your bank publish their address?? You are handling client funds, tho not even a bank. What entitles you to sign up others under terms where your address is unknown? (Admittedly Funds2Go claims to be a Nevada based corp)
It may also be a clue to explain on your website what provision has been made for protection of client funds in the event of corporate problems with Fund2Go/Paymode et al blah.
An additional clue may to clarify on your website exactly what the situation is with card companies and answer the obvious question about cross-border transactions - plus any another other card company relationship info you may care to offer that is relevant from a client perspective.
The adult industry has seen the demise of more than enough corps offering transaction processing and left with debts owing by those corps - this industry does not need more problems from "processors".