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Originally Posted by Sid70
How did you allow fraudulent CC pesos in the system at all?
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Any company that handles financial services is a likely target for fraudsters. Whether it's a bank, a credit union, a credit card provider, or other services like Paxum.
There is no way around the fact that there are people in this world, and there likely always will be, who will seek to profit by breaking the rules everyone is supposed to follow.
We strive to provide the most secure platform available to prevent such activity, but no-one can ever be 100% safe from fraudsters. What we DO is ensure that no legitimate Paxum account-holder will ever be subject to negative consequences as a result of any fraudulent activity that may occur in our system.
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Originally Posted by ladida
Please explain more how -6k on his account is your loss.
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I'm really sorry you don't understand this from the posts I have already made.
When we removed funds from the account, some of those funds had already been sent to affiliate webmasters for their earnings.
Here at Paxum we do not believe in punishing those who have not done any wrong, therefore we did NOT remove those funds from the affiliates Paxum accounts.
However, since those funds were no longer available in the OP's Paxum account, we had to place the OP's account into a negative balance to 'cover' those affiliate payments.
Ultimately the debt is the OP's debt, however since that debt has not yet been paid, those funds (and therefore those affiliate payments) are currently being covered by Paxum.
I sincerely hope that makes things clearer for you ladida. Thanks for your concern
