u-Bob

So, you are saying that based on the info in their TOS we can't know if they have sold private info. A couple of posts higher I said essentially the same thing and you... well you know how you responded.

I'll be the first to attack a shady company. I've never been afraid to stand up against shaving sponsors or dig up dirt on for example the ones involved with epassporte. But before I go onto the offense, I make sure I have my facts straight.

I've been using Paxum since 2010 now and so far I've not seen anything that makes me doubt my decision to keep using them.

I use several different ewallet providers. All of them have their pros and their cons. They're simply tools to use and all tools have their price.

I value my privacy so I for example don't use facebook. I would personally gain nothing from having my personal info on there, but at the same time would have to give up a lot of my privacy. So I decide not to use facebook. An ewallet provider like Paxum is a tool that I do use because I gain a lot and it costs me very little. I can receive sponsor payments at a price that is a lot cheaper than if I got paid by check. All it costs me is $50 every now and then to wire the money to my bank account. The potential (slight) risk that Paxum might one day send some kind of offer to my biz address does not imo raise the costs associated with using them to a point that the costs outweigh the benefits.