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Originally Posted by tube2k
Do you guys realize that if these people open their mouths and even mis-phrase a sentence about the issue at hand that it could create legal problems between the parties involved?
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ePassporte is an "offshore" operation so what do they care ... I don't think they're too concerned about legal problems, but rather the outrage of many who have money stuck "in motion".
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Originally Posted by tube2k
Yeah I know we all need updates but damn, doesn't seem like one person that's whined so far understands the complexity and risk of giving out much/any information on an issue that DOES involve (what I assume) to be probably over $10 million dollars. That's why you haven't seen me post one reply to any thread bitching like a baby about something I know isn't going to change, no matter how bad I want it to.
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Either ePassporte has the money or they don't ... at the moment, it appears they don't or otherwise everyone would have been paid via wire, check, or whatever. Not all this nonsense about "funds are in motion".
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Originally Posted by tube2k
Just the fact that ACH, wires, and CC transfers going out is enough to let me know that they have every intention of getting business back to usual as soon as humanly possible. Shit takes time though. It's not a light switch that turns on and off.
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That's "wallet" money, which appears to be governed by different rules and is kept in a different bank.
Read up on the iBill saga, and various affiliate program failures - in many of those instances, some got fully paid all the way up to the end, while some got partially paid, and many got nothing ... point is that just because some are getting paid doesn't mean everyone will.
As to why a service that appears to be failing would pay at all ... combination of wishful thinking, helping the "bros" / insiders, and to string people out.
Ron